Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-18
at Grove, Beautiful Home City OF Utah County

Groves leading physicians having been
in me city four year~ ana acquired an
excellent practise. His training and
experience have been the very best tho
land can give in q medical line.
Mrs. a. L. HECIlSR
a wrlte-up OF Pleasant Grove would
be incomplete without a meuuon OF
Mrs. A. e. Hccl:cr. .he local confcction-
er, who does an eXceiient business.
L. W DoND.
l.. w. Lund IS an importer of choice
thoroughbred horses Each year he i'm
ports 10 or IL of the best animals OBJ
tainable- He is one of the most amia-
BILE of men, full or business. enterprise
and a booster for Pleasant Grove.
WILLIAMSON BROS. g. CHRISTIAN
sen.
The local blacksmith shop is run by
Williamson Bros and Christensen. meit
OF exceptional ability in their line and
with constantly growing patronage.
HARRY NJ. VANCE. MD.
The oldest resident physician T.,
Pleasant Grove is Harry NJ Vance, who
enjoys the confidence of the entire
neighborhood, not only professionally
but as a citizen and friend.
S. f. WALKER
The older of the two city meat mayt
kets, is run by S. f. Walker, who -
first to last booster and a competent
citizen.
PLEASANT GROVE DRUG co.
Throughout all Pleasant Grove there
is no Institution more highly respected
nor more exclusively patronized than
the Pleasant Grove Drug company
which is owned and managed by Mrs
II. F. Dunn. q pleasing little woman
who has taken the business responsi-
bilties of her deceased husband upon
her own shoulders and won. e. +.
Lyman is the registered pharmacist and
the business is at all times most Satis-
factorily conducted.
MRS. NJ. w. CLARK.
Mrs. NJ w. Clark, the local milliner,
carries full stock of the latest styles
in ladies and misses coats. suits, skirts,
waists and millinery.
THORNTON LUMBER co.
The Thornton Lumber company car
ries A full line of all kinds of building
material so that those contemplating
building need not go from home to be
supplied 1T also deals in coal of all
kinds and Is located near the San Pc
dro depot.
CULLIMORE N1ER. co.
In Lindon ward there Is also TO bo
found an up-to-date, hustllng mer-
chant in the person of a. l.. Cullimore.
manager of the Cullimore Mercantile
company. This institution has rapidly
grown and yearly increased its stock.
until us clean an inventory of general
~. IL
be found in the heart of any city This
locality bids fair to become the great
fruit center OF Utah county.
JOS. D. THORNE.
A new butcher shop is now running In
Pleasant Grove under the mana cement
of JOS D. Thorne with excellent pros
pecIS.
CLARK BROTHERS.
Mr.. VIM. f. Clark, who succeeds
Clark Bros. also conducts a thriving
mercantile business. This institution
has recently made some up-to-date inn
provements, which beSpeak thrift and
progression. Mr. Clark is also owner
and manager of the Clark Opera House
"a wei equipped amusement hall for
both theatrical and dancing purposes,
This hall is built of pressed brick and
is GO by 130 feet, with a spring dan
cling floor 60 by 100 feet. with. recep--
ton rooms, bath, toilets and all rod
ern equipments in connection. II Will
contain gallery for spectators see
Whether seeking a home. or an in.
vestment, you will do well to place
Pleasant Grove first on your city, for
it's future is assured
Many improvements are already COM
pleted, many more under way. Since
the publication of The Christmas News
last year. new residences have been put
up by r. D. Wadley, F. c. Banks, Al
vim Carlson. Wilson Lambert and Ben
Adams. j D. Thornc has opened up II
restaurant and S. f Walker net meat
market