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f SATntlMV. BKITKMIIKR 16. 1D10. AMEHICAX FOIUC CITIZEN. SATURDAY, SEp
fjjjjg Ij AMERICAN FORK LOCALS AND PERSONALS
C ii ,
IMr. .loBsu M. llnniioti of I'rovo waa
In Ainorlcan Fork Saturday on html,
noss mid visiting lalutivea.
Mr. ami Mra. Karl Carlisle spent tlio
flrat thrco days or tlio week In Salt
l.iiko visiting with friends.
Mr. mill Mrs. ('.Inn Storia iuo hero
fmm Hllvur City visiting with Ills
patents, Mr. trnil Mrs. .7. Watt Storra.
Mrs. A. T. Smith and children woto
over from .Moaldn Sunday and Monday
vlaltliiK with rolatlvoa.
Itiiniild Nleholua loft Monday to
spend tho winter In Snlt l.nko atudy.
Iiik inuolc.
Mrs. .1. II. Shepherd of Spanish
P'orlc apont Monday hero Kuost of Mis.
Hubon Chliimnn.
Mn. Myron Knnlinw nml Mrs. J. I
Aydalntto ami throe daughters iiiiont
Saturday In 1'roro visiting.
Mm. Nancy Smith has returned to
her home In Salt, Lake, after visiting
witli retntlvoa here for (he past week.
1 1
It cortalnly Is pretty sight to awj
th bund rail of hapy children wend.
4jg their Way to school every morn.
ftira. Holt of Bpnntsh Fork (pent
tho creator part of the week la Am
erican Fork with hesr toother." Mra.
Wfiia I.e. -No
bualneM blt or mnall win lie
roal ancacwifal without publicity and
til beat publicity posslblo is through
tti local paper.
;
Mr. and Mrs. Moyd Uanaeii of Ion.
tioollo ami Mrs. Clarence Wardsworth
if Thistle, -pent the greater part of
the week hero vlaltlng at tho homo of
Parley Hanson.
The Utopian boo hive glrlo mot with
Dana Shaftor Monday evening nt her
home. Aftor tho rcgulnr boo hlvo mat.
torn woro dlsteuaacd rcfrcdimonla woro
served.
Since our last iasuo sovoral good
citizens linvo "whacked" tho weeds
down uiouml their plnccn lot's all
follow their Rood example now'n tho
(lino before tho sccdn fall.
l'&pr' r ' ' ' ,r8, Emmn Anderson nnd son May.
ton, nro spending tho woolc in Snlt
m I.nko with her slstor, Mrs. Fred Hon.
' rnid nnd brother I.awronco.
H Mr. nnd Mrs. Jntnos Crystnl, Sr.,
H nnd hoiih .Tames S. and Alox left
H Thitradny afternoon for their ranch nt
M Allonnh. They nro to bo gono for an
Hjg Indeflnlto period.
H Dr. (leorgo r. Dnvla roturncd Satnr.
Hj day after spending n weok In Mor-
Hj Kan nnd surrounding towns on bust.
H) noss Ho spent Sunday In Salt Lako
Hi nnd Layton.
jK Word was received this weok from
H Salt Lnko that T. K. Sloolo. a former
Hj resident of this city, ron of R. 11.
Hi Steele, la mirroring from n bad attnek
Hj of typhoid fovor.
Hj Mr. nnd Mrs. Alox I.owo nnd child.
Hj ron of I'rovo, apent Sunday In Amcri.
S can Fork, visiting with his mothor,
HP Mrrt. Kllznheth I.owe and her ulster,
H' Mra. Hoy Holey.
Hj Mr. and Mrs. Alma Smith nutoud
H! down from Logii Saturday and apent
Hj tt, few days with tolntlvos. Thoy woro
HJ! accompanied back by MIhb Mao Hutch.
1 iilKK who will attend the IT. A. C.
j Uil winter.
' Mrn. M. II. Pendleton lotnrnod to
Hj tier home In Snlt Lake Tueadny. after
H? vUltlng here with her daughter Mra
Hi T. A. Osborne for the past two weeks.
Hj Sho waa accompanied homo by her
HJ graml.tlaughtor. Dolores Osborne.
Hj Mr and Mra. Mori Marietta and
Hj children and Mia Mlnnlo Murgotts
Hj autoad down from Salt Lake Sunday
Hf and spent the doy with Mrs. O. J.
Hi Sinclair. Mrs. Sinclair Hjiont from
Hj ! llonday till Wednesday with lior sis.
Hj tors. 5Irs. E. T. Anderson and Mrs. V.
H ' B. Sohefakl In Salt l.nko.
H Alva A. Green has Installed during
H Uto past woek more cement walks nnd
H floors on his premises, more than has
H been Installed heretofore by any oth-
H r one individual. The work was
H Installed by the Culpmnn Merc. Co.,
H j ardor the manoBcment of Mayor John
I ' Uuter.
I Willis Oalsford ami (amily and
Wnlter Qafstord a u toed over from
T le Monday. Mrs. Oalsford ad the
i ies will remain for a few days vis.
ii a her folks at Alpine. Willia nnd
! ' lter returned o Tooele the same
H ! (ilnf after taklnx in the big parade
H ' nt Salt lake Monday night in com.
. r mi H'i Ch.uls '"1 D c Onl-
V, .. -.-MM,Mp,M
Mr. and Mrs. John Singleton and
Mrs. I'eter .leiiaen were Salt Lsiko via.
Itora Monday.
With print paper up almost 200 per
cent Its auro hnrd scratching for tho
country nowapnpor man.
Win. Coatcs nnd Wm. Hush were
down fiom lilngliam Sunilny visiting
with their wlvou and families.
Mrs. Alex Cuuiilnghnm roturned
tho middle or the week from a month's
IhII with bur husband In Idaho.
"Fon" Chlpiiinn was down from tho
Canyon thlit week visiting with his
wife and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Abnor Chlpmnn and
family autoeil to Strawberry Sunday
and spent tlio day at his hord.
Mra. Aynor Whipple of Spanish Folk
Is hate visiting with her mother, Mra
Mary Aon lloloy.
Mrs. Utility Wobater of Snlt Lake
spent the groator part of tho weok
here t lulling with Mrs. Samuel Orocn.
wood.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. 8. Wild and Bltrtior
and Mrs. James 'J'. Gardner outoed to
Salt Ike Monday afternoon return.
Ing In tho erenlng.
A quilting party was given at the
Second Ward meeting houso Tuesday
afternoon by the Belief Society 1-n.
dies of that wanl,
Mrs. L. H. Foulger left Monday
morning for Salt Lake where sho will
visit with her pnrouts, Mr. and Mrs.
C. J. Trunin for n week.
Mr. nnd Mra. John Horg and" Mr.
nnd Mra. F. M. Ilrown autoeil to Salt
lko Monday nftornoon nnd witnessed
the parade in tho evening.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hrotrtou mid
family hnvo returned to American
Fori: aftor spending tho summer on
their ranch In Molroso. Montana.
Mra. Allco Jensen nnd children of
Salt Lako apent tho woek horo with
her parents," Mr. nnd Mrs. W. W.
Hunter.
Hyrum J. HnttHen Is enjoying his
wcok'n vncatlon from tho Ooldcn little
atoro this week, nnd with bis wl'
Is spending it In Salt Lako.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ornnt nnd baby
of Mantl, tire horo for n week's visit
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Grant and her parcnta, Mr. and Mra.
13. .T. Nnsh nt Alpine.
Mra'. JCIli-.abotli Dunkley and dattgh.
tor Cady, of I'rovo, spent tho first of
the weok in American Folic visiting
with Mrs. Dunkloy'a aon, J. L. and
wlfo.
Luthor Glddlnga cr.mo down from
Portland. Oregon, Sunilny to resume
his work nt tho locnl high school. Mr.
Glddingfl will teach tho samo studies
, thnt ho taught hero two years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Nnncnrroiv and
Mr. and Mra. Win. Slmiits of Hutte.
Montana and Mr. nnd Mrs. C. II. Hob.
erts of Klrkhnm apent Sunday In Am.
erlcnn Fork, visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Loo T. Shelloy.
Mr. and Mrs. Thirl Aydelotto came
op front Nephl Sunday morning and
spont tho day with his parents, 5Ir.
and Mrs. J. I. Aydolotlc. They left
In tlio evening for Snlt Lake where
they will mako their home.
Mra. Frncat Pnxmnn loft Sunday
for Logan to visit with lior siator. Mr.
O. A. Mlsenor for a week before leas
ing for Hlgby. Idaho, whoro hor Iihr
band will hnvo charge of tho music
dopaitmont In tho Hlclta Academy. Mr.
Pnxmnn left Wednosday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. 0. Strong of Snlt
Lake nro rejoicing over tlio nrrlvnl
of a baby boy. born Monday. Mra.
Strong was formerly Miss Font Miller
of this city. N'ettlo MIHor spent Mon
day there nnd waa accompanied homo
by hor nephew, Mnrtell Strong.
The Sunday School and Prlmarv
olllcors and teachers of tho Fourth
Ward pleasantly surprised Miss Vnlmn
Shelly at her homo Monday ovonlnr
in appreciation to hor active work lr
both the Primary and Suuday School
work. Miss Shelly left Wedne-sdsy
morning for Snlt Lake whore she will
jittowl the U. of V. i
The Misses Mary Dlackhurst nnd'
Mubcl Storrs entertained Tuesday ov.'
enlng at ai.allumlnum .-lmv.or in hon.
or of the Misses i' i niwn and
Fern Thornton, t' ' ' ' ita. Tho
decorations wer In pln'x
nnd whlt f vs nu i
bered d to a
doMelous luncheon. The Misses Tlrou-
1 Tl i ii t ii- mil. rl in m ii ' '
' ' ' r
Many homes would look better If
those weeds wero cut down.
Hy hoarding this year you may bo
Fording next year. .
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Thurgood of Pro.
vo wcro American Fork visitors Tues
day. Mrs. C. M. Naylor of'l'rovo, was In
Amorlcnn Fork Tuesday' visiting with
her aunt, Mrs. Sarah Crookaton
Mis. Sadie Henry returned Monday
evening from a throo week's stay
1n Mnrysvalo with her husband
.Mrs. F. M. Hassctt or Salt Lake, la
here for an extended visit with her
parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. It. Nielsen.
Mrs. W. II. Chlpmnn and daughter
Anno nnd son Klmor nutocd to I'rovo
Mondny and spent tho day.
Mrs. Smllo Worsloy of I'rovo, was a
guest at tho homo of Frcs. ami Mrs.
S. L. Chlpmnn Wednesday.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Wm, Dodoll of Herri,
man, spent n few dayslhcre this weok
visiting with hor mothor, Mrs. Martha
Chlpmnn. ""
1
Mr. nnd Mrs. Altnit Ordenwoml went
to Snlt ljko oarly In the cek t(
spend a week with tlfblr eon. Snmitel
and wife. jj.
:-
Len Shelley wan Jn Salt Lake the
fore part of the wodlumnltinc arrange.
ments to move W.Mj) nd family
there.
nil
Mrs. Alice T. SMcl.returned the I
middle of the woek nft,r spending the
summer in I.ognn, visiting with her
son, Gcorgo Taylor jtfnd wife.
Kmlt Nielsen of Kphrnlm, Is bore
visiting with his dnushtcr, Mrs. J. J.
Hi'ldgo. Arthur Hrldgo of Salt Lako is
horo to spend tho winter with tho
Hrldgos nnd attend school.
Mrs. Ada Wilcox nnd son Wayne
wero In Salt Lako Monday. Wayne
will lenvo In a couplo of weeks to
tnko a course nt tho Snlt Lako bust,
ncss college.
Mrs. C. M. nock went to Salt Lako
Wednesday to spend a week with her
son, Attofnoy CInrcnco M. Heck nnd
wlfo, who nro rojolclng over tho nrrl.
val of n hnby boy.
Mrs .C. J. Wright and children re.
turned to their homo In Spanish Fork
Tuesday, aftor spending nl tow days
with hor mother, Mrs. Itosn Bromley.
Mr. nnd Mrs. nert Tlmpaou return
ed lo their homo In Snlt Lnko Tuos.
day afternoon after a few daya visit
with her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Chns.
Logic.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Singleton nnd
Mr. and Mrs. W. It. Hnllldny spent
Tuesday In Snlt Lnko visiting with
Mrs. Kiln Halliday nnd witnessing tho
parade.
Mrs. W. H. Floyd of Tooolo nnd
Mrs. K.A. Jensen nnd children of
Snlt LiiM pent tho week hen vlrit.
tug with their parents, Mr, and Mrr.
W. W. Hunter.
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. K. Rlfo enmo down
from Kuroka Saturday. Mr. Hlfo ro.
turned Sunday ovenlng but Mrs. Hlfo
will remain for a couplo of week's
vlalt with hor mother. Mrs. Hannah
Ilhoilrs.
Mra. Kllznboth Kelly roturned ln:d
Saturday after spending n plensnnt
three months visit with her aon Geo.
In Idnho Fnlla. Idaho. Her son Orson
of Snlt Lako apent a fovv days here
this week.
Mrs. S. L. Chlpmnn went to Provo
Monday afternoon to attend nn nftor.
noon social, ulven In honor of hor
dnuKhter. Mra Ilnn-ny Fletcher, by
her mothor.ln-law, Mrs. Kugene
Flctchor. Mrs Fletrher Ienvca in tho
near future for New . ,ork where sho
will Join her husband
Senator and Mrx John II. Wootton
and dnughtor Myrta nnd Mr. nnd Mrs.
Win. Chlpmnn nnd ilnughtora Orn and
Luna nnd J. Tr.irrv Wootton wont
to Salt Lake Thursdny to nttend the
wedding reception of Miss Allco Spry,
daughter of Governor nnd Mrs. Win
Spry
nJ3?C5BSSHffiaaWKXaTJ-VJ!t9
irYOl'Altl'iHIIOWMIK
Or A IIUUI (.HADli, All. Si
jrsTL'n wwvn it is or
niir.ATrn iMPOitTAxei:
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(TltAiriY ItlPAIItlil) HY
AN EXITK1.
M A TIN
JEWELER.
Anr ' i, fork.
tw - - i mw hIiib ii 1 1
I Coats and Suits I
I Never have the early shoppers of Coats and SuikB
I had a better selection to choose from than they havel
t had this fall at the American Fork Co-op. I
1 But you who have put it off will not need to worry!
t so much for we are going to have some more just M
t good as ever. We have another large shipment co J
ing so keep your eyes open and get the first choice!
from the latest in Coats and Suits They are combl
again just as good and just as cheap. I
F JUST ARRIVED--THE MOST S?
11 1"S C0MPLETE ASSORTMENT 0f I
EVER. ySsj'wv) H
0 Vj' .. V H
With the ImW' collars, on Coats you wm do KTA H
willioul your neck piofo. Our separate .Shifts P I
4 av the roal thinK-(,(MK IN AND SEE TUKM". f y I
If you wniii to trim your dress right up to V' I
I style jet FQH AVo have all widths and colors. Jj ' " H
I j I
Fur-Furs and Fur. -r Go to the J .. y I
f Co-op. yf j A I
J r . J l
f .12 New Patterns of Linoleum jmaks. ', WI
J One for every room B&Smk
i rwxu A ---!-, ,l'.'f-7l
Fork Co-op. W I
J. H. STORRS, Supt. $ft I
4 4 fy& -fr- --
douiim: ni:mL(
Mlsa Uocla nrown nnd Mr. Kltnailoti
N'lcholc3 nnd Mlaa Tern Thornton and
Mr. Elmer Chlpmnn wcro married
Thursday In tho Snlt I.nlto Temple. '
.They wcro uccompnnlcd by Mr. nnd
Mra. Jnmca W. Drown, parcnta of Mia '
Docla. In tho ovenlng u reception
wna held nt tho homo of Mr. nnd Mm
A. K. Thorton for Mr. nnil Mrs. Chip
innn, Mra. Cliliimuna' pnrenta. About
foity Kiiesta woro prcacnt nnd enjoy
ed tho autnptloua aupper. The snnie
ovenlng Mr. nnd Mra. Joseph Nlcholcs
gave n reception for Mr. nnd Mra. M
cholea, tho Kroom'a parents, nnd Krl
day ovenlng Mis. N'lcholcs' parent
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jntnes Ilrown Knvo them
n reception. Uoth couples reeclwi
ninny beautiful ptosents.
n i -
ntAvi:.MATinsi:N mm'tiai.s.
1'. II. Craven of Pinto, Clerical DW
tilct MnniiKor of tlm lT(ali I'ov.r
l.lKht coiiipany nnd Mlaa Anna M.
Muthlscn of Salt I.nltc, u former teach,
cr at tho local IiIkIi school, wcro mnr
rlcd in Salt l.nko Monday and left tln
anmo ovenliiK for Denver, where thej
will spend u couple of neehu hefmc
returning to their home in Pmvo
How 1 ich Oread I
do ott eul in it w-iir.' Von
cat about sixty foci. It 8
is necessary, therefore,
that you eat ood bread, i
Wo make that kin.!. Our I
delivery is prompt. Our 3
service is first class. We 1
carry the most complete 1
and purest line of Imken
articles in town. I
--iiai.i:i i:m:("mmcai.i.y 2
AMERICAN FORK BAKERY
Main Street . . Am. Fork.
0 11
DR. R. K. KNIGHTON
YKTlIlllXAltlAX
New 1.01'Mtlon nnv block est j
nnd tho fourth' house south of tlio '
' (.'rant Hotel. American Fork,
1 nali. 1MI0XI5 70,
.
-
j ii. it. a. Koaruu j
lieullsl i
Rooms I nnd 6, Uank of Am. Pork I
A wi -.in Torlt I'tab
- -
Better Qahy-MSltr 1
Larger QuantitygCjl M To a ggfl
0jSK&&Sfod beforeexperieiuB
4&B0&y 'our teeth M
$$&E! MmAm Pleasure if you use iM
' Wiroii delicious nnd rcfreshuigifl
O H.VyA dentifrice. It will give M
C IA ns PPlic(1 10 t00 il
VCVMI Sv4Hl regards its cleansing kW
SMJfc'W&fsWmm ing properties and thedM
x1&V&yaPH rc?rcshcd condittai b-
f 4&i3&Ov P5r Part3 10 tho muiiu M
V fWZ' Arrests decay, makes tho gaM
-i ' nnJ healthy, neutralizes acidity wtfM
WvVw tooth clean, whito nnd beautiful.
$ Get this larger tubo of better tooth P"18'
Xgtvo your mouth a glad surprise. Your money t
say eo. I
BRIGGS PHARMACY I
BAH TOX DSDG STOKE I
JI. I'llItlC Trfeuhone
(im('.iu:tti:umi:.t i.iiAiiui:
i:.nti:htaixmi:t.
i
Tim flrat of u serloB of lccturos and
, niti itiilninaiits to bo Klvcn by tho CI
vlc.liotterinont Ioubiio nt Amorlcnn
Foils during tho prosont Benson will
bo Ktou In tho City Hall nt 8 p. in
on Tluu-tidiiy, Sept. 21, 101C, when Dr.
W. It. Cnlderwood of Salt l.nko City
will be tho apenher. Tho Konornl
public Is Invited.
l'irnnt joiinson mkII
iu:iu:roBa
I'otcr Joht.Bon v9 hM
fro.nSaltI.nl.. for burial
Ho died of il..urantlim "'
wna 52 years of tv;o and
this city nbout 15 year
sunlvod by t ' on.0r
of thin city end n,0:"l
n dnuBhter lulnc in mM
wi: ritnr iiittkhI
. ------""
Mountains of Steel crumble, fovfl
j fall, under the melting fire oil
! "THE HGHTING (fflffl
i - i
j Men mowed down liko chaff iuiffh sliolb b' . I
! eir. Infantry a38ailinaf fortrossess. t M
j -,taul magnificient motion pictures i tlio ' I
I as it really happened on the f ightink i I
! BIiix ' MOKY llfl
i &fiBSH
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