The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-18
AMERICAN FORK NOTES.
e'ehty Per Cent Of the Pupils of
School Age Enrolled.

American Fork Sept. 16-Tbe n,,bIio
SSnoois or this place opened Monday the
IyIh INST, with the largest attendance
ms district ever had, having an enroll
uhtnt or over 80 per cent OF the entire
SCHOOL population There were S17 pupils
tutoued out OF population of school
children OF LOS
Professor JuStensen district sunervisor
Is working hard for the advancerne,,t 80
our schools and is endeavorinr to mako
lEem second 10 none in the state He has
thaue arrangements at great expense
"a nave series OF five high class lectures
and musical entertainments given hero
curing the school season for the benefit
OF the school children and all those inter
cSted I'm higher education
Miss Maud Austin. who Taught IN +bo
puDhc schools here last season and made
many friends here, was married i'm tho
SaIt Lake temple last Wednesday TO Par
iSS Noyle a highly respected young man
Alpine. i' iioiiie III
The Alpine schools opened last Monday
win Robert l.. Ashby as princiDaI Mis-
May Whitby teacher in the internnedjat 10
grade, and Miss Emily Borgeson teacher
IN the primary department with Miss
sarah Bates az assistant
Charles Beck Of Alpine is very sick with
a bad case OF appendicitis.
Funeral services over the remains of
Mrs. Susan Houston. who died hero Tues
Jay morning. was held in the Second ward
meeting house yesterday afternoon at 1
CLOCK There was a large turnout of
friends and relatives of the deceased The
iicIal offerings were many. the casket be-
ing literally buried I'm the most beautif,iI
flowers The speakers were S ID chin
man, ). i. Chapman and Henry Movie Of
Alpine. Mrs. Houston was one of tho
pioneers OF the state, having come here
with the first handcart company. She was
born i'm England 6S years ago. She is the
mother of eleven children. seven of whom
survive her, together with a great many
grandchildren.
Mayor James T. Gardner has issued n
call for a mass meeting to be held i'm the
city hall Tuesday night at o'clock. SEN
tcmber is; to consider the proposition Of
bonding the city for the purpose of COM
pleung the waterwOrks.
Miss Matney Sager of the First ward
accompanied Rev. and Mrs. T. +. Day on
their return TO Los Angeles Thursday
She intends to make her home with the
Day family for an indefinite period.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
or Lenord Miller of this place and Miss
llbb1e Green Of Pleasant Grove. to take
place Wednesday, the 18th of this month
al the home Of the brides parents. Mr.
and Mrs. S. ]. Green i'm Pleasant Grove
AlVa Hanson of this city. who has at
tended the state agricultural college at
Logan for the past four years. will teach
in that institution this year
Mrs. n. S. Lapish of Salt Lake City.
formerly a resident OF American Fork
was here last week visiting friends.
Miss Kate Adamson of this place re-
turned home Wednesday from Sterling
tdHdua. Wnefe she mas been Tor the past
month visiting her brother
MIR. and Mrs. Hyrum Mulliner of Iona.
Ida. are visiting relatives here.
Rev. T. +. Day. who was pastor many
years here for the local PRESBYTERIAN
church. spent part OF last week here Wis
itlng friends. Mr.. Day and family are
located at present I'm Los Angeles
banquet was given in his honor Monday
evening at the Presbyterian church. Hot
chocolate and cakes were served and an
impromptu program was rendered con-
Eisting of speeches. songs and music They
LETT for their home the last Of the week
Mrs. Annie Kindred of Springville has
leased the Grant hotel at this place and
viii open tomorrow morning for business