The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-11-20
YOUNG COUPLE
FROM HYRUM
Get MARRIED

HYRUM, Nov. lon Wednesday
November Z. Mr.. Edwin Clawson and
Miss Margaret Allen, both of our city
were married in the Logan Temple.
The groom is the son of Mr.. ana
Mrs. C.. ]. Clawson, and the bride
| is the daughter of Mrs. Rebecca G.
Allen. They are among our most
| popular and respected citizens.
quiet wedding was held at the home
of Mrs. Rebecca C. Allen. Wednes-
day evening where only circle OF
the nearest relatives were present. A
delicious supper was served and the
evening spent in pleasant pastimes OF
various kind.
On November 7, Mr.. Victor +.
Israelson, son of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
M. Israelson, and one Of our promi-
nent young men, sprung a surprise
on his many friends by quietly slip
ping away to Salt Lake City to wed
young lady of Sandy, Utah. The
ceremony was performed in the Salt
Lake Temple on Wednesday, Novem-
Der 7. The young people have been
spending their honeymoon in Salt
Lake City, but will make their fu-
ture home in Logan.
On Wednesday evening. November
Z. land owners meeting was held
at the city hall to consider the ques-
ton of getting federal reserve mon
ey. The meeting was well attended,
over 10000 was subscribed for by
those present. and board consist
ing OF nine members. six from Hy-
rum. two from Paradise. and one
from Avon, was selected. Mr.. Frank
Price of Wellsville. was present and
explained the way of procedure
which was followed by the Wellsville
organization.
At the monthly conjont meeting
of the three wards of Hyrum last
Sunday afternoon, members OF the
Red Cross Chapter of Logan, occu-
pied the time explaining the func-
tions of the Red Cross organization.
The meeting was very well attended
and at an after session the local
branch was reorganized as follows:
Chairman, II. w. Cakes. and vice
chairman Miss Jennie Christensen
were released and Mrs. F. II. Cutler
was chosen as chairman. while the
office Of vice chairman was left
for the local organization to fill la
ter on.
Mrs. II. II. Hansen of this city, is
reported quite sick at Malad, Idaho,
where she went last week to visit
her children and especially to bid
her son Alma, goodbye, who left for
the training camp at American Lake
last week.
DR.. Arthur Gill, elder son of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. A. Gill, of this city paid
his parents and friends short Wis
1t the forepart of last week. DR..
gill is one of the army surgeons now
training for active service at Fort
Riley, Kansas, and came to Hyrum
to bid his parents goodbye before
leaving for France. DR.. Gill has a
younger brother Harold Gill who Is
in the aviation corps.
a pair of twin boys were born to
Mr., and Mrs. Otto Clawson on Thurs
day the 9Th. All concerned are do
ing nicely.
Mrs. w. C. Parkinson and son Will
lis. motored to Preston last Saturd-
day to attend the wedding OF Mrs.
Parkinson's younger sister.
Messrs Will Ray and Leslie Lii
jenquist of Blackfoot. Idaho. were
Hyrum visitors last week
Mrs. Julia Roper of Franklin,
Idaho, was Hyrum visitor last
week being the guest of Mrs. Buck
ley.
The Glover Leaf Club was enter
tanned last Friday by Mrs. Harry
Hamburg Dainty refreshments were
served. The members present were;
Mrs Ganrpa Enrdnn ArS Ioaoc
Bradley, Mrs. ]. +, Peterson, Mrs.
w. F. Peterson, Mrs. Willard Ander-
Il