The Citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1903-1912, 1907-02-02
Local News Items.


VIM. LETTER is suffering with lagrippe
this week.
Mrs. w. e. Kennedy and children left
yesterday for Salt Lake where they will
make their home.
I. r. Vance, ALI Dunkley and Rhr-
ben Chapman made business trips to
Provo, Wednesday.
Miss Louie Peet returned home Sum
day after an extended visit at Salt
Lake.
MISS May Greenwood Ia again able
to be out after ten days seige of IN
flamitory rhumatsm.
County Assessor J. J. Beck and wife
of Provo came over Thursday to take
in the ward fair at Alpine.
This is the muddiest winter in the
history of American Fork, says the old
timers.
N. A. Larsen was called to Garland
Monday, his daughter had received a
badly broken leg.
Andres Pherson returned to the Og-
den deaf and dumb school Monday after
few days visit with his parents at
Highland.
Mrs. Bert Timpson presented her
husband with an eight pound boy the
first Of the week. All concerned are
doing well excepting Charlie Logic, the
proud grand father.
The home dramatic company will pre-
sent "The Power of Love" in the opera
house Monday night. The cast is well
selected and will no doubt do justice to
this beautiful comedy drama.
The Eagle party in the Apollo Tues
day night was the social event Of the
week. The crowd was not so large but
all had good time.
For the Basket Ball Game, Crescent,
of Evanston. I'll. vs. b. Y. U.a Provo,
Feb. 7th, the Salt Lake Route will
make rate of one fare for roundtrip.
Tickets good returning Feb. 9Th.
Caroline II, Adams was granted de-
vorce Tuesday from Joseph Adams on
the ground Of failure to provide. She
was given $40 per month alimony, costs
Of court and the custody Of one minor
child.
The Misses LaPriel and Alta Straw
and Emma Spafford Of Springville are
spending few days in American Fork,
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Stons.
Keep in mind that am prepared to
wire your house or furnish you with
anything in the electric line on u
minutes notice. j. f. Nielsen. Ind.
Phone GA.
Jas. Crystal and VIM. r. Greenwood
are homo from North Tintic where they
have been working on the Gold Blossom
for the Capital Gold and Silver Mining
Company, The boys have good reports
to make Of the mine and district.
The Apollos are expecting to give the
basket ball fans their moneys worth at
the game Wednesday night, when they
meet abe "Crescents" Of Evanston. III.
The locals hardly expect TO beat these
world champions, but they will try give
them the hardest game they get in the
state.
T. f. Steele has resigned his position
as head Of the grocery department in
the Coop. store. Tom is now holding
down the job of deputy assessor for this
district. He expects to devote most OF
Of his time to mining, as soon as the
season opens up.
Lost in New York" which comes to
the opera house Wednesday night is a
play that was intended to please the
masses and from the great popularity
accorded the piece the writer was more
than successful. II is a comedy drama,
and more, il is pleasing crowded houses
in Colorado every night this week, is
newspapers reports.
George Storrs' SIND birthday, Thurs
day, was the occasion for successful
surprise party and general family re-
union at the home of his son j. Watt
Storrs. There were twenty-five child
rem ard grand children present, includ-
ing his son Geo. A. StoTs, and the two
daughters Mrs. F, W. Bird and Mrs.
Nephi Straw with their husbands Of
Springville.
Martin Hansen received a postal
card yesterday from his son Heber.
1t was wrote at Buffalo,N. Y. on Mon
day and reported Bert Wootton and
himself enjoying good health. The
boys had the privilege of seeing Mag
ra Falls also the destruction by fire of