The Citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1903-1912, 1908-09-26
". d. Loveless, Prop.
OF Local Interest.

Hear Tafts speeches at Am. Fork
Drug Co.
FOR SALE--good 6-hole range stoy e
Enquire ut the Citizen Office.
Miss Myra Parker has accepted a pos
ition in the Chapman Mere. Co.'S Office
A. Stenographer and assistant cashier.
Geo. p. Parker left Monday for Ann
Arbor, Mich. where he will study law.
Miss Emily Hoggard and Mr.. Albert
Yencey both of this city were married
at Provo Tuesday.
John Cummings of Heber City was a
visitor in American Fork on Thursday.
For the County Teachers conventi, n
ut Provo today the Salt Lake Route
makes rate of one fare for round triT.
Good returning until Sunday.
Miss Nellie O'Brien of Vancouver,
B. c., accompanied Mrs. N. Offer to
this city and will remain as her cues
Tor week or two.
We arc sole agents for Model Steam
Laundry. We call for and deliver it to
you. Am. Fork Drug Co.
Mrs. Albert Z. Cobbley Of Linden
presented her husband with baby girl
on Thursday.
Milton Pulley Is wearing broad
smile and Robt. Lee is Likewise happy
they were made happy papa and grand
pa on Thursday when Mrs. Pulley gave
birth to a daughter.
Mrs. Alice T. Steele returned home
Thursday after spending week at
Salt Lake City the guest of her son 7.
Z. Steele.
A chickenpox quarantine flag was put
out ut David Conder's home this week.
Joe Benson 10 home after an absence
Of elk months at the sheep heard, in
Wyoming.
TIC. McNeill, sheriff Of Uintah
County, spent Monday here shaking
hands with old acquaintences. He left
American Fork for Unitah county
nearly twenty years ago.
For Republican County Convention at
Provo Sept. 18th Salt Lake Route will
make rate of one fare for round trip.
Return limit Sept. 10Th.
Mr.. and Mrs, Alvin Hansen left on
Monday for Logan, where Mr.. Hans n
will teach at the Agricultural College.
Mrs. John Binks Of Springville,
formerly Miss Mile Ambrose, is the
proud mother Of a sweet baby girl, born
Thursday evening. Mrs. Binks is at
her parents home in this city.
There was over 6, 900 feet of Pictures
shown at the opera house last Saturday
evening and everybody went away sat
tsAed that Mgr. Offer was trying hard
30 please his patrons.
W. o. Sperry of Salt Lake who is in
tercsted with E. II. Stout in farming
land recently purchased at Lehi and on
10 Highland bench. moved his family
to American Fork on Thursday.
Miss Florence Hadley Of Salt Lake,
enc Of the foremost in the Tribune-Tel-
egram voting contest spent Friday So
liciting subscriptions in American Fork.
She is plucky girl and while she de-
ponds entirely on her own work, is look
ing with considerable confidence to re-
csiving the 81, 10000 prize.
Mr.. N. Offer announces that from
now on he will have music and songs
each performance at the Moving Pic
ture shows, Wednesday and Saturday,
The officers and teachers of the Third
ward Sunday school honored Geo. +.
Sh' Hey with a social party at his home
on Monday evening, Mr., Shelley who
Is going to Shelley, Idaho, for an tx,
extended trip was released as su erin =
tehcent OF the school and T.. Is. Haw-
kins was selected to fill the vacancy.
About thirty took part at the reception
and past the evening with good old
fashioned candy pull and mellon feast.
Quite number of men went to Lehi
Wednesday evening TO witness the ten
round boxing contest between joe
Clark Of Lchi and Larry Burns of Salt
Lake. The bout was refereed by in
structor Beal of the local gymnasi, m,
who decided the contest draw. The
preliminary b. tween Heber Gedhill and
Woodhouse of Lehi, furnished no small
bart Of the entertainment. Woodhou e
was willing to conceed Glcdhill the best
man at the end OF the first round.