The Citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1903-1912, 1907-09-28
Local News Items.

Tarval Laurson came home the first
of the week from Garfield where he
has been employed for several months
by the Utah Copper Co.
Hy. Adamson came down from Salt
Lake the first of the week to begin
work in the Sugar factory.
A marriage license was issued at Salt
Lake this week to Vern d. Thorne and
Stella G.. Lundberg, both Of Pleasant
Grove.
c. d. Hanks, superintendent Of the
Mountains. Dell spent part Of Of the
week in town.
The Utah County Teachers institute
will be held to-day at the Geneva re-
sort on Utah Lake. A boat ride in
the steam launch will be feature of
the days program.
Mrs. Samuel Stark returned home
Wednesday evening after few days
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Worsencroft at Payson.
Miss Mae Hanks is at the Noun
tains Dell mine for months vacation
before taking up her studies in the
State University,
Earl Greenwood is nearly ready to
occupy his new -.srin,s residence on the
corner of Third Cd and Main street.
II. S. Rasmussen has been kept at
home most Of this week with badly
bruised leg. resulting from q fall from
a ladder, while painting last week at
Fred Houston's new home.
Charley Kelly must be thinking SER
iously as he has commenced the erec-
ton Of neat little residence on Second
north street. The place already looks
homelike.
- The annual convention Of the Alpine
Stake M. I. A. viii be held in this cit,
tomorrow Sunday. Plans for thil
winters work will be discussed.
Miss Nina Huston. deputy count,
clerk, returned to her duties ut Prove
on Wednesday after being confined fol
few days at her fathers homo with
a slight illness.
The Farmers Union stand" now
owned by s. l.. Chapman has beer
greatly improved by repainting this
week. Frank Hallscy and son are
doing the work.
Mark Dunklcy is here from Bingham
for few days.
Axel Blumquist went to Salt Lake
Wednesday to meet his brother Fritz
on his arrival frcm Sweaien. Like his
brother. Fritz IL. an experienced p, inter.
and for the present will work with H.
s. Rasmussen & Co.
Mrs. VIM. Cousins, and her daugln.ei
Mrs. Blanr.h Olsen Of Bingham vii
leave Anne rican Fork today for a two
weeks visit with their son and brother,
David Cousins at Shelley, Idaho.
Rob. Wagstaff win move into his
new house In the Third ward In a few
days. The structure Is four room
brick, built for convene nee rs well as
outside show and Mr.. Wagstaff can
well be proud of it.
S. L. Chapman. Jas. IL. Clarke. Jno.
r. Hindley and Ely J. Clayson of this
city, with Abel j. Evan Of Lehi, were
guests Of "Uncle" 10 sse Knights al
his Tintic mines, on ] thursday. They
found the underground trip through the
different properties mo 1t interesting.
The local Republican committee GO
together Monday night and decided u
hold their prime ry on Thursday night,
October 10th, 10 select candidates fol-
various city fiices, to be voted upor
at the City lection, Tuesday Nov. 5th
The Demq Gratis will likely hold theil
primary o. Saturday, Oct. 18th.
Leonar d E. Duncan is again in Uncl,
Sans all service. He is running OF
the Sail Lake Route and Tintic branci
Of ID. "a r. q. alternately out of Sal
Lake City. This Is considered a goo'
run and Len is to be congratulated oil
his popularity with the higher officials.
The case of Hanks against Tyn.y
which was brought up Tuesday b,,for.
Justice Hunter of this city, was dis
missed on the grounds of no cause for
action. Charles ID. Hanks was suing
Charles Tying for $4,000 for abusive
language. Pierce, of the firm of Hen
derson, Pierce, Chritchlow & Barette
Of Salt Lake City. was representing
Tying, and Thomas Johns Of Provo,
County Attorney, was coussel for the
plaintiff.