The Citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1903-1912, 1912-08-31

Carl Anderson has purchased new
five-passenger auto.
Royal Bread fresh every day at the
Central market.
j. A. p. Jensen spent Tuesday at
Salt Lake.
Alma Greenwood is the owner of a
new auto, purchased last week.
Fresh extracted honey for sale-C.
M. Hanson.
Leon Peete, accompanied by his ia
Their, went to SAT- Lake Tuesday to be
operated upon Tor appendicitis.
Elders Junius Smith and VIM. Gard
ner arrived home from their missionary
labJrs Sunday.
Mrs. Rem Halliday and daughter
Nina spent Thursdap visiting relatives
at Pleasant Grove.
Mrs. Ira Fowler of Alpine AMI Miss
Vida Lynch went to Salt Lake Friday
for few days visit.
The cost of living is lightened by using
Grants Foam Bikirg Powder. Is cents
a can--made especially for our trade.
A premium with every can. New
stock just in-Try il.
Mrs. James II. Pulley will arrive
home today after an absence of two
weeks at the Provo hospital; where she
was successfully operated upon for
appendicitis and gall stones.
Frank Stout is again able to be out,
and is drumming up business after a few
days retirement at the Provo hospital,
where his appendix vas removed.
Lewis Herbert underwent serious
operation for abscess Of the bowels on
Thursday morning. The operation was
performed at the home A. d. Adams
on Merchant Street.
Chris. T. S. Manners. deputy supt.
Of the Beneficial life insurance COM
pany, Of Salt Lake, spent this week
here working with Jesse s. Misener,
representa- tive of the company.
Progressive Economies now on at
Grants Emporium can get a
guaranteed safety razor for Zoe or q
$500 Grand Piano New sty lie for $225. 90.
Stool and book free.
Mr.. ID. Fox, an artist of London,
Eng, has been here this week guest
of Miss Florence Bvley. He has start.
ed a number of sketches Of scenes in
this locality, which will later b. placed
on exhibition. ,up
Mrs. jesse s. Misener chape r,nled her
Sunday school class in al all day out.
ing at Saratoga OIL Wednesday. The
day was devoted to games. sport, picnic
ing and the bath. Every one had a
good time.
Miss Pearl Kelly is under the doctors
care, suffering with blood poison on her
leg. The infection and poison is thou
ght to have been caused by mosquito
bite which became 'rritated and in
scratching it dye from her hose caused
the trouble.
The following delegates from this
city attended the Democratic judicial
convention at Provo on Wednesday:
Alma Greenwood, Bp. JOS. II. Storrs,
Mrs. M. II. Bigler, Mrs. V. M. Groo,
j. j. Mercer, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. f.
Bezzant
American Fork is to have a mo fern
automobile garage. The Chapman
brick building on the west side of Mei-
chant street is being remode'ed for
that purpose. Arthur c. Adamson
viii conduct the garage in connection
with his plumbing business, He will be
assisted by Frank HUMPHREYS, Jr.
Miss Lu Bromley who has been at
the l.. ID. s. hospital at Salt Lake for
the past two weeks. is expected home
today. She underwent slight opera
ton for rupture, which was entirely
successful During Miss Bromley's
absence Miss Beyrl Featherstone has
filed her position as assistant in the
postofiice.
Mrs. Barbra Rhoades of Lehi, spent
Sunday in American Fork, guest of her
grand children, Mrs. Rose Hanson and
A. ID. Wilcox. 1t being Mrs. Rhoades
ssth, birth anniversary many relatives
gathered at the home of Mr.. Hanson
who, served a sumptuous dinner.
Mary Ann Ralphs Of the First ward
was happily surprised on Thursday
when eight teen First ward ladies' went
t. her home to celebrate her saith birth
day They We're prepared with baske cts
OF picnic, and several large boquets
were presented the aged lady, who now
has her new four-room cottage com
pleted. Mrs. Carrie McConas of Hell
ena, Mont, and Mrs. Annie Mcdonnell
of Salt Lake City, dGuyhte,s of Mrs.
Ralphs were present. She was also re-
mombered by her daughter Mrs. Mary
johnson of Honolulu, from whom a