The Citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1903-1912, 1907-03-16
Local News Items.

Mr.. Fred Houston spent Sunday al
Provo. =.
Ed fAxman was at Salt Lake City
on Friday.
Jas H. Clarke spent Thursday a,
Provo.
Francis W. Miner Of Provo Is here
the guest of Miss Rebecca Snider.
Globes! Globes!! Globes!!!-Tipped OF
tipless as you choose at j. F. Nelson's.
Mrs. Amos Thornton left Monday for
Provo to be at the bedside Of her sister.
Suit-cases, trunks and valices--new
shipment just received. American
Fork Coop.
Mrs. Elizabeth Stubs of Provo spent
Wednesday and Thursday here with
her sister. Mrs. II. Dunkley.
Rasmussen and Blomquist, the paint
ers have been at Alpine this week put
Ing the finishing touches Of the Alvin
Whitby residence.
WANTED-Good girl for general
housework, In family Of two. Apply to
Mrs. Chas. Barratt Ulrich; Sperry
Ave, Salt Lake City.
The masons have begun work on X.
NJ. Christensen's new home. The
building adjoins that Of M. o. RAN
dolph on the west. 1t is to be modern
throughout.
About six inches Of snow fell In this
neighborhood Tuesday. The weather
has been rather cold all the week.
Mrs. Robt. Singleton entertained at
. sewing party. Monday afternoon.
The ladies report It q delightful social
gathering. Refreshments were served.
The Misses May Wagstaff and Ida
Kelley are home from Los Angeles,
whsre they went q month ago on the
Elks excursion. -.
Mr.. w. w. Robinson, our veteran
mail carrier was honored on Friday
night Of last week by large socia
gathering at his home. The occasion
being his seventy fourth birthday.
There were rs present, sons, daughters
and other relatives. The evening was
spent In parlor games, followed with
delicate refreshments.
FOR SALE-eggs for Matching, White
Leghorn. and Rhode Island Red, Thor,
ooghbred. Call at N. S. Bishops, Mer-
chant street. American Fork.
Remember our Thursday special sales.
Every Thursday afternoon from p. m.
to 6p. m. We offer genuine bargains.
It will pay you to investigate; Coop.
An inspection Of the local branch of
the Consolidated Wagon & Machine
Company would lead one to believe
the heads Of this firm had considerable.
faith In the prosperity of the North
end Of Utah County. Manager Stout
can well be proud of the large display
Of buggies and family carriages rowed
up in their spacious establishment.
Too busy to answer phones, installing
electric fixtures and chandeliers. Now
Is the time for you to put in these i'm
provements during spring house clean
ing-Frank Nielsen, the Electrician.
For the grand opera Madam Butter
fly In the Salt Lake Theatre, March
10Th and Goth, the Salt Lake Route will
make rate of one fare for round trip.
Sell tickets the 10Th and Goth, good re-
turning the 9th.
On Monday evening March 18th the
Relief Society Of the four wards of
American Fork will celebrate the an
niversary Of that organization, In tn,
City Hall. Program will be published
next week.
Miss Emma Greenwood entertained
last evening at china shower in honor
OF Miss Juventa Greenwood. The time
was passed in musical selections and
games. At 10 o'clock a light lunch
was lastly served.
Mrs. Ellen Barratt was hostess at n
dinner party Wednesday given in honor
Of 10 of her old friends, Mrs. Elizabeth
Stubs of Provo being among those
present. A pleasant afternoon was
spent in old time chat.
The First ward residents are awaken
ed to the cleanup" movement in
earnest. Among those who have signi-
fled their intentions of compel ing for
the cash prizes offered by thu Com
mercial club are: j. E. Benrett. Chr :
teena Kelly, ]. s. Wind, M ayor Gard
ner, Lille Bush, VIM Ca-dnel, Peter
Logsdon, Keziah Duran, /. X. Jack
son, W. Z. Robinson. John Chadwick
apd ]. W. 0ard.