American Fork citizen. [volume], October 02, 1915, Image 8

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MM I AMERICAN FOEK LOCALS AND PERSONALS I
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H .Mr. Clifford K. Young niiule a bust-
B ness trip to Snlt Lake Monday.
Km Clyde I'urker wiih ii I'rovo visitor
H Monday.
PJBB W(. c:m noil you ii watch from $1.00
H i'l ttiil guarantee It!'. C. I., I .clil.
1 C. I.. Hurnettc spent Sunday In Salt
1 Mi. and Mrs. Arch Onrdner or Udil,
MM vtm American Fork visitors Monday.
H Mr 8. Itny Union of SpanlBh Fork,
Mm . joined her husband hoio Saturduy.
RW Mlsa Josephine I Icy wood attended
HB tho fiiHlilon show nt Ogden Saturday.
KM N. V.. WIIhoii of I'rovo, made a busl-
H n i.'m, irlp lo Airii'rlciui Foik Tuesday
BBj Sid Smith of Hull l.uko Hpi'iil Mon-
Km day Ik'I on IjiihIiicsh.
BB Mr, mill Mrs, Will Chlpmnu made i
H trip io Hull l.nkc Hominy In their mito
H Clyde Slci'li; or Halt Lake, spoilt
B Saturday mid .Sunday here, the guest
MM or IiIh grand-mother, Mrs, Alice Steele
Mm A. A. Mall or I'leiiHmit Qtovu made
BB n business trip lo American Fork
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MU Will Householder reUirncd Tuesday
BBB lifter and absence of two mouths at
BBB the sheop herd,
IH I .en Shelley or Halt Lake, made a
Hj luminous trip lo American Fork Mon.
Mm Now Kiiinplo line Children's, Misses'
BBV and 1. adieu' ContH at Chlpniaii'H Hur-
gain UaHoinonl, A Having of L'fi to III!
Ba i-.'i per rout. :Mt
MfB Kussell Whitman or Spanish Fork
HH wait hero Sunday, guest of MIhh Sadie
BBV Chlpman.
JH Miss Floreneo ItobliiHon rotnrynd
H homo Sunday after visiting In Salt
H l.alo for a few days.
B Tlio Idiiii go prcvallcnt that any old
H thlnt: will do for n councilman Is u
H Messrs Paul Ausell, Max Stlr.fel
Mm and John Nelson of Salt l.nko spent
BBT Sunday here vlRltlng friends.
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H Mm, Jesse Smith of U'hl, sitent tho
iH tho forepart of tho wcok hero, guest
Vlw of her sister, Mrs. Jesne Green,
mM Joseph Cramer and John Griffiths
jB , of lllnghnm woro in American Fork
BH Saturday on business,
ill V
BJf Kennedy Thornton left Moudny for
H I'rovo, whero ho will attend the II.
HB U. this winter.
KQ Miss Itoso Johnson of nrlt;ham City.
HR spent Saturday and Sunday hero visit-
BE! Ini, relatives.
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9S Nolo Lottie IMckford iiIko plays In
fit tho c:iBt of "Fiiiuchon tho Cricket" as
"MADKI.ON" (with her sister Mary)
BBf at the Orient next Frldny and Satur-
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9H Mr. and Mrs, Malhlas Udy of Fariu-
PRJ IliiUon, Mr. JoBeph Hess and dmiKhtor
1MB l.a Vern of I'lyiuouth, lloxelder
HH County, and Mrs, CleorKo Leo of Og-
HH den, motordl to American Fork Tues
H day to visit for a few days with Mr
B and Mrs, J. W. (Kurd.
P!n Ulonti Storrs and wife loft for Heber
jBJl Saturday, ufter vlaltliiK at the homo of
ISM his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J, Watt j
B Storrs, the past two wpeks, Tho'cx-,
jiect to remain thero for n month
BB when they will lonvo for their home
D in Silver City,
Bfl Mason pint fruit Jars 43 cents; Ma-
H sou quarts Cf rents, and Mason half
BD Kiillon 75 ceutR. Kconomy Jars, pint')
BH !MI cwits, (marts $1.15, and half gallon
$1.40. Seal fast Jars, ipmrts $1.00 it3
BB luni; as they Inst. K pounds of sunar
BB for $1,00, Saturday and Monday only.
H at K. II. llolcy'H Meat Market. l';lt
BB Charles I. aver, e.-miirshal of Flll-
Bb more, and ox-prohatlou officer of
B Millard County, was tho guest of I.. W
B Onlsford Sunday and Monday. It l
Bb good to se-' nn old friend from ono'.t
BH old town and gM nil the news for the
B piut throe years first hand. Mr. I.nver
M was on his way to llrlgham City wher
M ho will make his home, hut ho stl'
B helloves Millard County has a great
B future.
I j We Sure Cut
Some Figure,
Don't We?
B Ah bakery of qunllty wo
fl uirtalnly ketp up to fashion.
B You can rely tlurcughly up- j
B the eakes, tho pie, tho bread, I
B the buns, the cream puffs, tho
B chnrlotto russea, the cookies,
B the 'udy llngerj, ete, that you
B buy liere They are, all first
BB class In every partleulnr
mw 'Flila Is a .todel bakeshop.
I AM. FORI?BAKERY.
B Main Street.
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Sir. mid Mrs. I W. (Jalsford were
Salt l.nkc visitors Inst Saturdny.
I. II. Crnven or I'rovo was an Anuvl
can Fork visitor Sunday.
Miss Alice Miller has returned to
her homo here, nrter spending the past
six weoks In Nophl.
Wo have a largo stock or 1 U, S.
garments Just In. Quality high and
prices lowlcople'H Co-op,, I-ehl. 2-It
Mrs. Melissa Holey la visiting with
her daughter, Mrs. K. . Mrdrew, In
Halt l.nko.
Kddlu Isaacson of Salt Lake spent
Sunday here, visiting IiIh mother, Mrs.
Isaac WagstalT.
Iloss Webb rutuiuvd home Satuiday
after spending the Hummer In Halt
Lake.
Messrs C. K, Itlftt and Dewey
(Inlsfonl were Stnto Fair visitors
Monday.
Mrs. Alice Campbell left Tuesday
Tor Halt Lake, where she expects to
remain ror an Indefinite lime.
.Mrs. Jackson Wanlass and son Fred,
or l.ehl, spent Monday In American
Fork.
Mr. and Mrs. Kbeu It. T. Illoom
ipilst mid Mr. and Mrs. Axel lllooiu
iiulst went to frovo Sunday to attend
the llloomqulst family reunion,
Mlsa Krmn Martin or Alplno came
down from Snlt l.nko Saturday and
ipent tho day here, guest of Miss Altn
Heck.
Ii Ii Wllletts, who has been suffer,
lug from u sprained ankle ror the past
row weeks, has completely recovered,
and was able to make the trip down
rrom tho canyon Monday.
Kd. McCleary or Salt Lake slopped
in Amorlcan Fork Wednesday, on his
way to tho Host, to visit his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry McCleary.
Thuro nro little. Jack and Mary
but It Isn't "Mary," the pick or the
I'Ickrords? Orient. -it
Mrs. Allco Uunkloy and son Shirley,
returned homo Monday, alter spending
three dnyt In Ogden, lsltlng Mrs
Dunkloy'H daughter, .Mrs. Win. Iluck-j
Ins.
Kvelyu, tho olghteen-months-old
baby or Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kelly, fell
rrom n chair Mondny morning, cutting
her finger so pnlnrully thnt rivo
stitches we.ro reipilred to closo the
wound.
Tho I'rlmary olllcors of tho First
Ward gave a patty Monday evening In
honor of Miss Grace Howly, at tho
home or Mrs. Oeorgo Meredith. Miss
Ilowloy lert Tuesday ror Sail al.ke
City when? she has enrolled as a
student ut Heuagej-'s Huslness Col
lego. Oood Flecced-I.lned I'nlon Suits ror
Hoys and CJIrls, ages 1! to 1 years.
Worth 7Gc our price all the tlmo
60c. Or lr you want It to Bound cheap
like SOMU MKHCIIANTS we will call
It 49 cents. ".it
For tho coining city election It
should bo a question or our clty'B host
interests, rather than more politics.
Klect tho mon who will do tho right
thing, and are best (nullified to give
n buslue8s-llko and economic, yet pro
i grosstvo administration bo they He
1 publlcniiB or Demorcrnts or Soclnllstc
or IndopondentB so long as they nr
good citizens and property owners
and Interested ri the. city's wolfnre.
Among the American Fork peopl
who went to Salt I.ako Monday, ti
attend the wedding reception given Ii
honor of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 11. Woot
tou woro: MessrH and Mefldamcj
Joseph Walton, T. S. Hroadbent. Will
Chlpman, 11, K Itoblnson, l.awronco
Hrlggs, J. l Flrmnge, Fou Chlpman.
Mrs. Willis llromloy nnd tho Misses
Mario nnd Sndlo Chlpman and tho
Misses Clara and Huby Wootton nnd
Clyde Crookstou.
Mr Robert Proctor made n business
trip to Salt Lake Wednesday.
Itaymond Chlpman made n business
trip here rrom Ogden Tuesday.
Heber Hate, and rnmlly motored to
Snlt Lake Sunday.
Hlshop John It. Illndlcy spent Tues
day In I'rovo.
Mrs. Abe GreMiwood was In l.ehl
Monday, the guest or relatives.
J. W. Thurgood nnd John Llerly of
I'rovo wero here Tuesday on busluess.
.Mr S. 1.. Chlpman wiib n I'rovo
visitor Tuesday.
Junius Hanks or l.ehl spent Tues
day In American Fork,
MIbh Kdlth ImivIh or l.elii Is hero
visiting her sister, Mr. Win Hoberts
Darroll lluggard has returned home
after spending the past rive months
at Strawberry.
David Hunter left the forepart of
tho week for Portland, Oregon, where
ho will study dental surgery.
We do lots or talking about "Crown"
Overalls, but they are worth It Peo
ple's Co-op., I.ejil. S!-lt
Jay Hnlllngor nrrlpcd hero Wednes
day, after spending six mouths nt the
sheep herd.
Miss l.yda Whoelon returned to her
homo In Salt l.nko Wednesday after
visiting with Miss Vida Lynch the
past ten days.
Carl Anderson went to Salt I.nke
Thursday to attend n sheep meeting.
He was accompanied by Mrs. Andcr
sou. Orvlllo P. Coen or Salt I.nke, was
here Monday and Tuesday on busi
ness. Mr, and Mrs. Albert Hall nnd John
Murdoch, or Hcnvcr, stopped olT Wed.
esday on their way to Salt l.nko and
tpout the day with .Mr. and Mrs. John
Heck.
The Utah Oil & Ohh Company, ol
which Alma M. Smith of this city is a
member, nro feeling much elated over
tho showing made by tho oil vvel'
bejng driven by tho company nenr
Smlthflcld In northern Utah. Tho I'
(locations or tho presence of oil are
excellent.
You enn buy your.Hlnnkets nt Chlp
inan's Hargalu Ilascmcnt nt .11! 1-3 per
cent saving. They hnvo u sample lino
of nice clean stuff, nnd will scjl It to
the trndu at prices most of our com
petitors pay. 2-It
Mr. II. S. Humphries, the Pleasant
(Irovo florist, paid tho Citizen office a
pleasant call nnd brought with him
u beautiful bouquet of chrysanthem
ums which ho presented to the office
rorcci It Is very early for these spire
censers of Autumn to bo in blossom;
nnd Mr Humphries, is Justly proud of
them. Ho mnkes a speciality of flow
ers of all kinds, his carnations are Just
reaching perfection, and his phone
number Is C4-W, PlcaBant Grove, If
you should want something In his
Hue.
Choice Cut Flowers
lern nnd Floral Ileslgux. Send
lo Hie l.elii Floral Co, I.ehl. Tele,
phone 20..1. We drllTer 1'ItOMl'T
J'Y Ijr.
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Tho number of clothing cus
tonicfB In this stora has tripled
In three years,
For tho roason ask our cus
tomers, Clothing.
Tnllorlng, "115:
Walkover Snosr.
nnd Funnelling
ROYAL STORE
MAIN ST. AMERICAN ."OUK
-OPENING OF-
The Harrington Grocery
In tho Cenlnil Jluit HnlMIng- ii fake
Place
-SATI'ltlt.VV, Q(THli;it 'Jnd. HH,- -
Where I ft III he glad to M. mi) i
my old friends, Just lo Iiim a hand
hliuko mid 11 I'luil. Whether j tut come
to Iiiij or mil AM, .hk WIII.COMi:.
wv, im, iiavi: a mm: or viii:nii
(;io:).s.
Our Motto '
Quality First und Satisfied
Ciustomors.
LEN S. HARRINGTON. Prop.
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"motherFi
Have you ever taken into consideration how these frosty Hn
mornings affect the little tots on their way to school. W
Do you stop to think that probably the health of the child
throughout the winter depends on tho start ho gets in the
early fall.
We have given this problem our deepest consideration- v
We have stocked with goods that are dependable and warm. Hi
We can furnish them complete from shoes to hats and caps. V
CALL IN AND INSPECT OUR ASSORTMENT OF WIN- I
TER WEAR M
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Ladies' Suits Ak-n's Suits W
Swont.'rs V- S,10,;h
Wnolon Unions ' ubbors-
Fleeced tTnderwetir Ovc-cotits '
Knit Skirts tJloves
Toques Oarinents
New line of Ladies Suits just in by Express!
OXi: LOT OF IIIIAYY I'MOXS AMI TWO-l'lIJl'lMJ I'MUntWIIAU 'J.lc B
American Fork Co-op. Instl
"The People's Store" J. H. Storrs, Supt. I
Krwln .Martin und con, Jarvls, mot
ored to American Fork Monday, nnd
xjient the day visiting frlemlB.
Mr nnd Mm. W. II. llohlnsou have
received word that their daughter,
Mrs. James llouch of Hlnt;ham, hau
given birth to a baby hoy, horn Sun
day, Mrs. Hoach wna formerly Mlsa
Cella Itoblnson of this city.
If It's good Hb nt tho Orient It It's
nt the Orient It's good. iMt
. A great number of our cltlV.entt nro
Htteiid'.iiR the State Fair this week
and many more are preparing 1
leave, today and tomorrow to atten
conference and the fair.
On necount of the wreck' on the I)
& It. (1, track at the Narrows Tues
day, I). & It. p,. trains went over the
San Pedro track Tuesday afternoon
and all Tuesdny night. It wbb cer
tainly a busy; 18-hours for the, S:
I'edro track.
Report comes from Shelley, Idaho
of the death of the two-months-old
twin babies or Mr. and Mrs. Tempest
Itoblnson, Mr. Itoblnson Is 11 son of
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Itoblnson of this
city, and formerly lived here.
THItllK TITMISLV O.Vi: (.'I In 1)
1 IJurned Alive.
-The Sleep of Death.
'J Tho House of tho Lost Court.
See this grnud live-part masterpiece
ut tho Orient next Wednesday und
Tlmrsdny, October Cth nnd 7th. 2-lt
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Republicans
Attention
A mass convention Is hereby called
to convene In tho City Hull, American 1
Fork, Friday, October 1C, 11)15, at eight
o'clock p, m., for the purpose of 110111
InntluB n mayor, four councllmcn, one,
treasurer, one recorder, to bo placed
upon a Kepubllenn ticket to bo voted
for ut the next city election, November
2, 1915; and to transact such fl
business an may properly come M
tho convention
Hy Order or the Committee, I
JOHN IILNTKlt, Chitlnctfl
J. I.. UVNKLKY, SfcrotSH
OctB
Attention I
Democrat
A primary Is hereby called ttl
vouc In tho City Hall, Suturdaj
lng, October Kith, at -8 o'clalB
tho purpoBo of nominating cmitfl
for tho folIowiiiK olllccs. One tM
four couuclliucu, one trcaiurte
one recorder, to he Noted forofl
I Democratic ticket at the neitB
election to ho held .ovr:nl)r i
und to transact such other fo'M
us niuy properly' come before lit M
ing.
Hy Order of the Committee.
WM llAHHATT, VICflChiM
i:. A. MOHGAN, Secretsrr.
Oct!
The Weekjs Attraction, Q 1
t chinf?5L1trrThMDia,mrdrom Tho Sky "-The story develops with ma-1
chme gun fire, and as the plot unfolds it holds you spellbound. I
t "THie wnTTni? AN THURSDAY-Thomas A. Edison presents I
J THE HOUSE OP THE LOST COURT" or The Sleep of Death. In five romantic I
reels, a production that will long be remembered. I
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