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American Fork citizen. (American Fork, Utah), 03 Jan. 1914. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress. <http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn85058027/1914-01-03/ed-1/seq-8/>

Newspaper Page TextW) I J- m ASfERISAN FORK clTlggM. SATURDAY JANUARY 3, iM. ' .,..,,.,,- -v.. , ' '-H K ' American Fork Locals and Personals bb,i ; . . Br School starts Mondny, Hp Hf" Miss Orn Lynch wont to Snlt Lnke H Tuesday for n few days visit. bbh . HH President S. L. Chlpmnn was at Hu Provo on business Wednesday. 'ft - Wm S. J. Jones, district telephone man- H & ngbr at Provo, was hero Monday, H Mlsa Myrtlo Mndscn la visiting Snlt H, Lako friends and relatives. Hjl Mrs. Sarah Crookston leaves Thurs H' day to visit with her sister, Mrs. J. Ht" E. Jensen of Provo. bbb H Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Strong return- H ed to their home nt Provo, Suudny1, H after a few day's visit hero. H Mrs. Geo. Lott and children qf I.elil Hh hnvo been guests of Mr, and Mrs. H John Kelly this week. H B Misses Llzu and Kdlth Iliudluy went H to Salt Lako Tuesday for n few day's l' H k Miss Eevcduno Leo is spending the H holidays nt Murray, guest'1' of Uoy H . Thompson. H y1'89 Mllllo Jensen or Provo spent B -tho week visiting With her aunt, Mrs B Sarah Crookston, and returned honiu H Sunday. Hi Chill and Hot Pie parties aro nil H .tho rage. Sco Dunkley at "Joe's H , Place" who can ill! all orders com- H " .u'ploto with tho trimmings. 3-lt. jbi ! - ' H Eldor Jackson of Provo spent n few H v days hero this week visiting with MV H J i niid Mrs. Jessov Crookston, lie wes H ,' r, Clyde Crookston's companion while Hl " In England. Bh LWL M.r. and Mrs. Joss Pollctt returned V' to. their homo in Snlt Lako, Sunday, LW 1 after a week's visit hero guests of Hr Mr." and Mrs. A. W. Potorson. B. Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Shepherd, Misses H k Sadie and Maria Chlpnmu went . to Vi Sprlngvlllo, Saturday evening, to at- , toticl a hall, returning Sunday ov- B filing. H. "''''''' K,'v i Mr. Htid Mrs, R, NIoIboii nud ron, ci" i1v!Y returned homo Monday after K. k spondlng" tho ChrlBtmna holidnyu In HVH Sa,t LRkti ctt? H' ' '-, y 8' Chlpman jyna nt Mldvalo laia H """" '-- ."Jwwii jqif'wua ulttU? Unll oi liu dliuc' H tors of a bank that was consolidated B ut , that place, Tho banks consoll- tWt ,e W'H hereafter bo known as H tho .Mldvalo Stato Dank. B ' Take homo n pint or quart of Dunk- H'v j-. ley's good Chill. Takes tho cold m chill off and makes tho sloop pleasant. LWt Thoi family will enjoy It. Makes u LWt good supper or an evening luncheon, H 20c a pint 3Gc tho quart nt "Joo's M 20c a pint 35c n quart nt "Joo's Place." LWs . 10c a bowl if eaten there. 3-1 1. LWl Place." 10c tho bowl If eaten there. H About forty olllcera and teachers H of the first ward M. I. A. and Sunday H school, gave a most successful party H at ,tho home of Mr. and Mrs. J, II. H Davis, Tuesday evening, compllmou- H tnry to Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Oam- H moll. Mrs. Qammell was farmerly H Miss Ethol Davis and lias been an H nctlvo and faithful worker in these H organizations. Tho time was spent H in gaineB und hiubIc and choice ro- H freshmonts wero served. Mr. and H Mrs1. Qammell were presented with H two beautiful pictures. A. W, Peterson itiul son, Walter, wero Salt Lake visitors Sunday. Mr, mid Mrs. W, D. loveless wore Snlt Lnko visitors Monday. Uoba Leo' la visiting relntlvca and friends nt Illnghnm Canyon, Mrs. Raymond Chlpmnn was Salt Lako visitor Sundny and Mondny. W. S. Chlpmnn spent Tuesday In PIcnBnnt drove on business. Mrrf. Trddlo Leo and children spent tho week end visiting Mrs. Leo's mo tlior, Mrs. Ada Stoddnrd. Mrs. C. P. Henry returned home Monday nfter spending n few days at Provo. Mrs. Kd ClnyB and two children of Illnghnm nro visiting Mrs. Carl An derson and Mlsa Phcobo Adams. MlflBPB Mabel Storrs and Hornlece Crnndnll returned homo Sunday nfter spending Chrlstuins nt llebor. Mr. Homer Chrlstenscn, who Is leaching school nt Sprlngvlllc, was visiting frlonda lioro Monday. Mrs. KJIzn Jenkins mid daughter, Ma bio of Sandy, npent tho week hero guestB of Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Robin son, "Joo's I'lnco" warm and comfort ublo theso cold evenings. 'It's Chill thoro iiIbo. Try, some for what alls you. Dunkloy makes It. 3-lt. MrB. D. II. Rhodes entertained n number of her friends nt a dinner pnrty nt her home Monday, compli mentary to 'Mrs. Lizzie Armstrong, anil son, Alfred, and Mrs. Mary Rob inson of Idaho. Mrn. J. J. Peters and daughter, Fern of Provo, worn gucHts of Mr. mid Mrs. J. 12. Peters Sunday. Mru. Emily Adnmsou was tho host ess nt u dinner party nt her homo Sunday. National "Western Stock 8how, Den ver, Colorado, oxcurslon rata $23.50 for round trip. On' sale January 10 17, return January 31st. Diverse routes. Ask for tickets via Salt Lako Route. 27-J10 Mr. mid Mrs. J. H. Wild, Mr, mid Mrs. J. A. Wright mid children of lUiighmu, Mr, mid Mrs. Fred Strong of Alpine, Mrs. J. M. Thornton mid children, Mr, and Mrs. Stove Shelley, Mr, Warren Anderson and Miss Mllllo Thornton wero guestB nt a dinner party given by Mr, mid Mrs. Stephen Rholloy nt their home Christians. (let the klddlco ready for BChool bright and early Monday morning. 'Misses Hnzel and Carrlo Spencer nro visiting relatives mid friends In Idaho, Mr. David Mitchell, who.,ls teach ing Bchool nt Rfchfiold, Islfiore vis iting his parents. " JT" MrB. Walter Slack is "visltlng her daughter, Mrs. Elmor Strong," nt Pro vo, this week. ' ( Mr. mid Mrs. Dell, Chlpmnij wero guests of Mr. mid Mrs..L', S. Hnrring- ton, Sunday, ' 'to-f-" James and Dewey Gnlsford spent Wednesday in Snlt Lake ona'pleasure trip. County Cimmlsstonor Be'rnnrd N. Chrlstenscn spent Tues'dny In "Provo on business. -l" ' Mrs. C. J. Wright entertained at n family dinner nt her liomo,Tnesduy. Covers wero laid for sixteen Mr. mid Mrs. William Pulley re turned homo Mondny after 'spending n week In Snlt Lako City. . Miss Lllllo Hagren or SaIt,'Lake Is hero visiting ut the homo of Mrs. I). It. Rhodes. ". k Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Hickman return ed from Provo, Saturday, after visit ing relatives there for a weekf' ' Mr. Frank Feathcrstona of Salt Lako spent Christinas mid Friday here vlstlng relatives. CHICKENS Rest lu tho-couutry. Rhodo Island Red pullets, nndd Ulnck Manorcas; one dollar a piece nt E. J. McCleery. 3.21. Mr. nnd Mrs. J, A. Wright, or Ding hum, havo been visiting relatives here this week. Mrs. Wright will remain until nttor tho now year. " ,t- Mr. Pert Crookston was down rom Snlt Lako tho last part of last vcck visiting with his parents. HIb sis ter Kiln accompanied him bnckl'for a visit during vacation. Messrs" Wallace nnd Reginald HcaniB or Salt Lake, spent ChrlBfins horo vlBltlng their pnrents, Mr. and Mrs. V. M. droo. An elaborate din ner pnrty was given by Mr. nnd Mrs. Groo In their honor, Chrlstmus.f A number or American Fork peo ple went to Springville, Sat'urilay, to attend tho Roylnuco reunion, that la held nnuunlly. Tho event wan In honor or the 60th wedding anniver sary or Mr. and Mrs. Henry Royldnco, parents of Mrs. J. W. Storrs. Those to nltend from horo wore Mr ' nnd Mrs. J W. Storrs, Mrs. Wlllcs ifrom ley, Mrs. Wlllnrd Shipley nnd Mrs. Niels NIoIboii. Mny 1914 bo a prosperous year to all our renders. Work Is being rushed 011 tho taber- undo n full forco working every day. , MIsb Eliza and Ella Storrs Bpent Saturday, Sunday nnd Mondny with relatives nt Salt Luke. Mr. and Mrs. Reno. IV, Vnnce wero Salt Lnko tlBltors Sundny and Mon day, Miss Ruby Tnttersoll entertained a number of her rrlonda nt n watch party at her homo Wednesday even ing, Quito a number or our citizens at tended the runornl' Tuesday of A. C. Nelnon,.lnte superintendent of pub lic Instructions, nt Salt Lako City. Mr. Clydo Stcolo of Salt Lako, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. E. Steele, form erly or this city, Is visiting Tor n few dnys, guest or hla grandmother, Mra. Alice T. Steele. Mrs, Llzzlo Urentliwnlto, who litis been spending a foW- days attending tho sick bed of Mrs.' Rosa II. Grant, returned to her homo at Mnntl, Thurs day. She was accompanied by Mrs, Lorena Peterson for n few duy'a visit. When wo read of tho thousands upon thousands of Idle men on the Pacific const aB well as the eastern cities many without food nnd lodg ing wo should bo thnnkful nnd reel grateful that wo live In Utah, and especially In this locality the most progressive Httlo city in the Btato. Mr. and MrB. Wi C. Preston enter tnlued this week In honor of Minnie nnd Seymour Preston or Uurley, Ida-, ho. Thoso present wero Mr, mid Mrs. Murry Keslor, ot Nephl, Mr. Jay Nash or Provo, Miss Lyle Nash of Alpluo, nnd Mr. Jas. Grant of this city. A very enjoyable tlmo wna had by all present. APOLLO HALL AMERICAN rOEBf FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 9; 1914 v Bromley's Re'-organized 8 ', Piece Orchestra THE ORCHESTRA IS IN THE REST CONDITIONPVRNlSH'iTH MOST .POPULAR MUSIC. V SH A Good Social Time AssftreriAH - TICKETS 50 CENTS ljAD,Kg pKEK RENO VANCE. Malinger . LOST A pocketbook containing $8, between tho Co-Op. nnd Tabornnclo. Please leave samo nt this olllco nnd recelvo rownrd. 3-lt. Tho Chipmnti Mercantile compnny will be closed nil doy on Tuosdny, January tith, for Block tnklng. Tho Amerlcnn Fork Co-op. will close Wednesday, Jununry 7th, to tako stock. "HIck'ry Farm," played by tho First Ward talont for tho benefit or tho mlsslonnry committee, Wednosdny ovenlng In tho Opera Houso, was Inrgely nttened, evory sont In tho house being taken. Tho musical numbers as well us tho piny wero vory woll presented. Tho cIiibsIcb nnd overtures furnished by tho Uroni loy Orchofltrn were beautifully ren dorcd and appreciated by nil present. ORIENT THEATRE 1 AMERICAN FORK CLIFTON I'EIKCE, MBaKer. H A Picture Show of Quality. M NOTICE X Itpglntitug tonight nnd continuing every night for n solid week, H W)ll be shown n two part fenture of cnrofol selection to snlt all. H , Tonight, Saturday January 8. H "1IIK FIOIIT AT (UtlZZLY flULCII." Part one mid. two. X An Indian story full of convincing situations, Btarred by Jaiin ' H Wolfe and Carlyle Illnckwcll. ,j, . , mm MoHday, .fannary 5, H "1 UK NEKlt TO RETURN IU)AD.N Part one and two. ' fH X A heart story worthy or high praise, leaving a grip at the end jH nnd the nnmo or Lillian llayward never to be forgotten. r - Tuesday, January 6. 4H T "THE THAri'ER'S MISTAKE." Part ono and two. 4H X A thrilling story of trapper's life. Splendid backgrounds, ,tH W snow covered ground and Ice wrapped trees. One of tho sit- Wm 4 uattons ot suspense is where a great bear wanders into tho 4H cabin and Httlo Violet hides under the table. iH X' ' Wednesday, January 7. " IH X "ALONE IN THE JUNdLE." Part one and two. IH X Tho lovers pnrt by a stream in tropical Africa, she Is re- IH X turning' when she sees a Hon shot mid leaving her horse Is H' soon In tho clutches of a ferocious Hon, another of which has -H killed her bourse and is devouring tho carcass. A plcturo acted H by Ucbso Eyton mid Thos. Santschl, und in every way a jmm X thriller and worthy of tho highest commendation. jB X Thursday, January 8. 'B X -THE MOTIIKRIXO 1ILART." Part ono nnd two. " M A Tho rcstnurnnt scene alono In this plcturo cost $1,800.00. The H X story Is excellent nnd holds from start to finish. The punch H X cornea suddenly but It strikes hnrd. AH Friday, .lunuary 0. JB J "THE JJI'MAN VUIiTURE' Part one and two. H Dealing with a band of pirates, In their haunts, who have jB X kidnapped a child held for ransom and then the complicated AH story pr prison lire and tho mother out or prison going to her Ha daughter's houso begging for work. Hm " - - i j Don't forget to wrlto It 1&14. Jas, II. Clnrko wna In Provo on court buslnoss tho first of tho week, Mesrs Melvln Johnsoir mid Gardner Rogers of Salt Lako werohe guests ot Misses Mary Steele and Edna Shel ley. Saturday and 8undny. ir we mny bo remark, It .certainly had tho appearance or being an old Jnnunry "thaw" Wednesday and Thursday. Those who have been reported on the sick list this week nro: Mrs. Jos. Miller, Mr. Stephen Anderson nnd Mrs. Elizabeth Wngstafr. FOR SALE A now suit or clothes never been worn will fit nu nver uge man, tailor made, cost $28, will sell reasonable Call at Mrs. Mattle Adams, American Fork. 3-lt. ""Many a housawifu mnnages u home so woll on nu "Inadequate allowance" that there la no air or uncomfortable economy, or deprivation, over In evldenco In It. Theso aro tho ad. watching IioubowIvcb thoso wlso wo men who "tnko tho tlmo" to keop informed nbout thrltt-chmices In buying. Complnlnt Is being mndo that cer tain cltlzeiiB nro throwing nohes In tho public strectB, mid thnt thoso unsightly heaps aro tho cnuso of many horsos being frightened. Such nets aro likely to cause sorlouB ac cidents, nnd then again, thoro la a city ordiunnco against throwing rub bish In, tho Htrects. "You nro turning out tho-best paper this section of tho stato uvor had." Is tho compliment handed us tho past row weokfl by prominent citizens mid by letters rrom ox-rosldentB. With out u dcubt, frlonds, for tho press of the state gives us credit or printing and puhllnlilng tho largest nnd best country paper In tho state, and all being homo print, too. Whnt la moro our papers havo boon tested out, nnd found to get good results for advertisers. MRS. GEORGUB BENNETM Practical Nurse H Prices Reasonable Located at Mrs. Biglers H Main Street American ForlH o mm The farmer thlnKs it must be Afl snap to work in nn office and lB)J one's wlfo leisurely telephone to tH store nt tho last moment for tho stwB tho former spent months In ralsIH Tho roverse Bide Is that when pjfl ofllco man looks at hla pocketboHl at tho end of tho month, he thlnB what n puddln,' It Is to bo a farmHl mid have tho city man's money ;Bjj the end of tho month. Wo might Aft Into upon what both think of tfl I middleman through whom the chnngo Is effected, and tho Bhare H gathers In catching It both goH and coming, but postal regulatlAV forbid tho utterance of that klndB language. 'rM Mrs. John Chadwlck entertainedP numbor of her friends at her ho'iH Now Year's eve. Tho fore part.H tho ovenlng was spent In Social chH and a delicious supper was serviH after which the party spent a pleoH nut hour nt tho theatre. The gueiH wero: Mrs. Llzzlo Armstrong, MnH Mary Robinson, Mrs. D. R. RhodeH Mrs. Allco T. Stcolo and grmidsoH Clyde Steole, Mr. and Mrs. Delos PeiH rold. H Mr. W. D. Edmonds spent ThurH day In Salt Lako. Hla wlfo, who luH apont tho past ten days visiting hH parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Stout, rH turned homo with him. H Dr. Samuel Newton, 87 years oH and nt ono tlmo ono of tho most poH ular physicians of Salt Lake, died tbH week at his homo of old ago. I)H Nowton is survived by two daughterH Mra. Mary Nowell and Mrs. IsavH Peterson of Salt Lako and ono soH Mr. Samuel Newton of this city, .H o . iH Choice Out Flowers H Feras ni Floral IteiIgnt.H Send (o the Leal Floral Co, Ltkl, H Telophoae 80-J. We dellrerH PROMPTLY 1YR.B I I A CLEAN SWEEP I I ALL LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR MUST GO REGARDLESS W. COST OR 1 , FORMER SELLING PRICE. I H ' .- ' . 33 Coats, Ladies' and Misses' go at $5.95 I I -r -'' 11 Coats, Ladies' and Misses' go at $2.50 'y " I I "3 "' ' 50 Per cent A11 Ladies' Suits-They all go at 1-2 price "K. 1 B M 33 1-3 per cent. All Furs and Fur. Sets 1-3 off : I I : - i3l-3 jpr cent. All Ladies' Silk Waists 1-3 off " rv- I I. I ...... , ", sRemembe e Haye the Three Coldest Months to Come Yet I i UlAMERICAN FORK COQR INSTITUTION -The People's Store' J bbbbbbbbbbbV1 Dbbt BBBBBBBBBBBK HBBa