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


weeks vacation with relatives at Eureka.
Miss Lydia Beck went to Salt Lake
4 City on Sunday, for an extended stay.
Mr.. and Mrs Leroy Bear of Alpine,
are rejoicing over the birth Of fine
Jaby glrI, born Sunday.
A baby boy was born Wednesday, at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Nc
Daniel of Alpine.
Uncle Alex Adamson and family en-.
Joyed an outing to Saratoga springs
Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Pearl Wagstaff went to Salt
Lake City yesterday to visit with her
sisters.
Miss Mylinda Parker returned home
the fore part of the week after two
weeks visit at Wyoming.
The Misses Ethel and Eve Mccullough
are spending a week with relatives at
at Salt Lake City.
Mrs. j. F. Noyes and her children
returned Monday after spending few
days at Salt Lake.
Mrs. Fred Wanlass of Garland re-
tui ned home Saturday after ten days
visit mere with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. II. Pulley.
The Misses Leah Chapman and Mel
,ssa lngersoll returned home from Pro.
vo Thursday after three days visi
with relatives
Miss Nellie Buckwalter, is another oft
oar accomplished young ladies' who has
accepted call to preach the gospel.
Sh, leaves for Portland, Oregon, On
sept 18th.
Mrs. Sarah G. Shelley, has been con-
fined to her bed this week suffer ring
with severe pains, the result of wren
ching her back.
j. c. Penny, manager Of the Golden
Rule store and T.. G. Sans of Salt Lake
CITY were here Monday visiting the
local Golden Rule Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Thornton and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. o. Randolph
Of Salt Lake City, enjoyed an auto ride
to Saltiar and Tooele on Sunday. They
report good time and fine roads.
L. W. Ryberg, of Ryberg Bros. con-
tractors, was down from Salt Lake on
Tuesday, in connection with closing up
the business IN their sidewalk contract
with tn city.
Mrs. W. W. Robinson is nome after
an absence of three weeks, two weeks
of which was spent with her daughters
IN Idaho, while on her return she visited
another daughter at Salt Lake for a
week.
Mrs, -Fon- Green entertained thirty
children Tuesday afternoon in honor of
her daughter Iris's 7th birthday.
Games OH the lawn, were played after
which light refreshments were served
Miss Evadennc Lee returned home
Sun lay after n six weeks visit at Bing-
ham. She was accompanied by Mrs.
Joseph Cavanough. who has been spend
Ing the week here.
| The following came down from Salt
Lake in an auto Sunday: Bertran Nc
lntyre, Bill Bamberger. and NJ IS Dora
thy Nicholes. They were guests of
Miss Velma Duncan.
The following young men entertain
ed their lady friends at dancing party
at tine lake resort Monday evening:
Clarence Beck. Mark Green, Milton
Pool, Mark l'ezzant. Elisha Boley, and
Auburn Chapman.
Much enthusiasm is being put into
Timber Day" celebration to be given
at the Fourth ward grove on Monday.
The committees are arranging the ce'-
ebration SO MS not to have dull min
ute in the day.
Mrs. r. f. Booth and daughter Erma
returned home yesterday after few |
lay s visit with relatives at Provo. Her
daughter Relva who has spent the
summer at Provo canyon accompanied
them hone.
Mrs. Julia Robinson entertained at a
bundle shower Tuesday evening in
honor of the marriage of her son Oscar
and Miss Lecta Smith of Lehi. The
young couple We're married Wednesday,
at Salt Lake.
The Third ward Sunday school Theo-
logical class enjoyed social time at
the Saratoga resort Wednesday after
n,oa. After u refreshing bath in the
plunge a delicious luncheon prepared by
the lady members of the class was
served.
When asked as to the political senti.
ment east, Elder O. C. Day, who has
been laboring in Kansas, a Republican
state, said, not one voter In twenty
favored President Taft's reelection.
This is purely an bipartisan opinion
from man who has labored among
the people and absol bed the public
s,ntiment of opposition every where
prevalent, against the present politi-
cal conditions. which are dominated by
machines working in interest of wealth.
an hostile to the interest of the -peo-