The Citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1903-1912, 1912-08-24

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- here visiting with relatives.
Mrs. Geo. Taylor went to Eureka We'd
nesdsy afternoon to remain till Sun
day.
Miss Velma Duncan is home from
Salt Lake City, for few weeks vaca-
ton.
Miss Ethel Millar has returned to
Salt Lake City, after a few weeks
vacation.
Miss Myrl Jones of Provo returned
home Saturday after spending a week
here guest of Miss Rosa Durrant.
Miss Florence Thornton is here from
Iola, Idaho, for two weeks visit with
relatives.
Mrs. C. B. Snyder is the guest Of
relatives at Eureka. She left Tuesday
for one week
Mrs. Sylvester Mcdaniel and Mrs.
Ira Fouier were down from Alpine,
Wednesday.
James Forsha, an old resident Of
this city, was down from Salt Lake
Sunday visiting with friends.
Mrs. Laura Francome came down
from Salt Lake City Wednesday, TO
attend the funeral of Mrs. Louisa
Miller.
Theo, the six year old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Adams fell from a
porch railing Tuesday morning and
broke her collar bone.
Mrs. Emma Nelson and Mrs. Harry
Kent Of Salt Lake City, returned home
Wednesday, after couple OF days
visit here.
A baby boy arrived at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Forbes Jr. of this
city Aug. 10th. Mother and baby are
doing fine.
Glen Storrs has been acting as relief
agent at the Lehi ID. a X. q. railroad
station this week. The regular agent
is taking a vacation.
Miss Jennie Leffler returned to Provo
Thursday morning. after weeks visit
here with her sister, Mrs. Vern Wal
ker.
Miss Erma Householder returned
home from Bingham the fore part OF
the week after an extended visit with
her sisters.
Mrs. Simpson Misener and Mrs.
Morris Madison are spending q two
weeks vacation with relatives at Bur-
ley. Idaho.
Mrs. Charles Chamberlin and child
rem left for Shelley. Idaho, Saturday
for two weeks stay. She will visit
at the home of her uncle. Etric Millar.
The cost of living is lightened by using
Grants Foam Baking Powder. 20 cents
a can made especially for our trade
A premium with every can. New
stock just in Try il.
Miss Lu B.,omley underwent an op
Grafton for u slight rupture at the L.
ID. s. hospital ON Tuesday. The opera
ton proved successful She was nc.
companied by her sister jennie.
Mrs. Willard Shipley entertained in
honor of the bird wnrd Y. l.. M. |. A.
Tuesday even ny. Sewing and music
furnished pas. time for the evening.
Dainty r, fresl meuts were served.
Mr.. and Mira. W. w. Southworth lef
yesterday for Chicago. They expect to
be gone about three weeks, where
they will purchase their fall merchan.
disc.
DR.. II. f.. Robinson and wife, Miss
Ella Stons, Mrs. John McTague and
Mrs. Frank Stout made trip to Provo
hospital Tuesday evening, where they
visited American Fork patients.
Mr. and Mrs. John Myers and child
rem returned Sunday evening from
Provo. where they enjoyed a weeks va
cation. They were guests at the home
of A. G. Beebe.
Mrs. c. NJ. McCarty and Mrs. BYRON
Smith returned to Salt Lake the first OF
the week, after few dsys visit here
with their sisters. Mrs +. II. Boley
and Mrs. Libbie Smith.
THE UTAH AGRICULTURAL
COLLEGE, at Logan. begins its twenty.
third year Of service on Tuesday. Sep
TENDER "a. 1912. Courses in Agricul.
ture. Home Economics, Agricultural
Engineering, Commerce. General Sci
ence, and Mechanic Arts.
A pleasant birthday party was giver
by Mrs. Ellis Preston Monday evening,
In honor at her husband. Twenty Of
their friends were present. Games anc
music were the pastimes of the even.
ing. Light refreshments were served
Auburn Chapman is home for few
weeks vacation. He returned Monday,
from Columbia. Ohio. where he has
spent the summer taking a special