The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-25
AMERICAN FORK.

The social event of the week in Amerf
can Fork was the marriage of Miss Helen
Gender of the Second ward to Mr.. Farley
SmOOt of Provo. which took place at the
home of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs
John Gender, Bishop j H Storrs. Off
ciating- A reception was given the
young couple Immediately after the cere-
mony. to which a number of immediate
friends and relatives were invited They
will be at home in Provo after March 70
The A. o. L. w. picnic party in the
Apollo hall Tuesday night was a decided
success Grand Overseer A c Spears OF
Salt Lake was present, also Commits
sioner James Dunn and Mrs. Dunn and
Mr. and Mrs. J. ]. Peters of Provo, and
Mr. and Mrs. Orson Mower of Spring
vile.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel starke, who went
on the B. P o. E excursion to Los An
geles. arrived home Thursday They re-
port as having a fine trip.
L. z. EggertsOn of Provo county su-
perintendent of schools. visited the pub
lie schools here Wednesday
Miss Ella and Eliza Storrs returned
home Friday after spending a week IN
Springville and Provo visiting relatives
Mrs. Joseph S. Wilde entertained at
dinner Sunday evening at her home in
the First ward. Mr.. and Mrs, f h Stout
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. w StorrS-
The largest attended dancing excursion
ever run from Salt Lake City to Ameri-
can Fork was the one Wednesday night
About 300 coming down from there to
trip the light fantastic at the Apollo
Len Jackson returned home wednesday
from Mercur- where he had been visiting
for few DAYS
Miss Kate McAllister. a teacher in the
Harrington school, visited her mother IN
Salt Lake Sunday
7 ! Jackson is able to be out again
after a thre weeks illness with his old
complaint, rheumatism
Born. TO Mr.. and Mrs. Theo- Miller, a
baby boy. Wednesday; all we'll
Attorney Abel J. Evans of Lehi was a
visitor in American Fork FRIDAY.
Mrs. Rose Miller is visiting her par
ents in Manti this week.
Ex-Mayor James H Clarke was a SALT
Lake visitor one day this week.
Rudolph KOnOld of Salt Lake city spent
the week in American Fork in the inter-
est of the Phoenix Life Insurance COM
Francis c. Tying of the Wyoming mine
in American Fork canyon. spent the
most of the week in Salt Lake City.
The Commercial club conferred an hohOr
on the pioneers of 1S47 now left in Amer
lean Fork by making them honorary
members of their club at their meeting
Thursday night
ington's birthday by entertaining their
old folks A delightful programme was
rendered and delicious banquet was
served Alpine as entertainers are surely
the best ever.
lanes Chipman of Salt Lake City spent
Washington's birthday in American Fork
visiting with his sons and daughters.
Rprf Pike mas 6CCeDIeu pcSiAAcAi a
drug clerk in Thornton's Crug store lie
will commence on March ].
Felix Rachman of Provo was in Amerl-
can Fork Tuesday ,-.-.,.
NJ p. Bezzant spent Washington 5
birthday in Provo renewing old acqualnt-
ances. ,z
All the business houses here were closed
Thursday in observance OF washington
birthday. . E..
a call from church headquarters fol-
fifteen missionaries from Alpine stake
has been made. This means that Amerl-
can Fork will have to furnish about
twelve of them
Friends of Miss Annie Preston, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs ]. w Pres
TON Of the Second ward, will be pleased
IN learn that she is able to get out viii
the aid of crutches, after three months
confinement to the house with dislocatior
of the hip
Most of the miners from the Wyoming
mine in the canyon came down TUESDAY
A delightful entertainment was given
at the second ward meeting house to-
night under the auspices of the Youne
Ladies' Mutual Improvement associatlor
and the Second ward Sunday school
The American Fork Silver band went
to Alpine Washingtons birthday to fur
nish music for the old folks celebration
Prank Groesbeck. travelling passenger
agent for the Rio Grande railway, was
in town Tuesday and Wednesday.