The Citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1903-1912, 1912-08-17

PETERSON, Highland.
Mrs. Alma Greenwood who was in
jured by being struck by an engine,
last week. is slowly improving.
/ Forest Adams returned to Strawberry
| Valley Wednesday, where he is work.
ing at Rhube Chipman's sheep herd.
Mrs. Jennie Strong spent the latter
part of the week with her mother, Mrs.
Waiter Slack.
Tagner Erickson of Salt Lake is
h r. guest at the home of +. N. Wag-
ar for few days.
Mrs. James II. Pulley went to the
Provo hospital last night, where, today
she will un iergo an operation for APP
pendicitis.
For Pear cider vinegar call phone
lid. 1t is far superior to apple
cider vinegar.
Mrs. John o. Adams and her two
youngest children left on Friday for n
ten days visit with relative at Ephraim,
Sanpete county.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Firmage return
ed home the fore part of the week.
They have been visiting for couple of
weeks with relatives in Salt Lake and
Park City.
Miss Mae Jonf of Long Beach, Cal
ifornia spent part of the week in Am
erican Fork visiting with relatives and
friends. She is on her return home
from months visit at Twin Falls,
Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Robinson Jr.
returned from Mt. Pleasant. on We'd
nesday. Emmett went to Bingham
Thursday noon, while his wife will re-
main here with her mother, Mrs.
Maughn.
Miss Matte Strong of Alpine, Utah
county, il the guest of her sister, Mrs.
X. T. Baxter. She will accept the
position as librarian of the Garland
library and make this city her future
nome. Globe.
Frank Hush is here from Salt Lake
visiting with his sisters. He has
an injured, hand, and girl. in this
neghborhood, which accounts for his
frequent vacations of the railroad,
where he is employed as an engineer.
A horse and bicycle race from Amer
lean Fork to Lehi. on Monday afternoon
proved miserable failure, as far as
demonstrating the superior speed abil
ity of the two. Emmett Ingersoll, who
rode the wheel unfortur ately run the
cham of the sproket in the first half
mile, which left him out of the contest.
For the Trans Mississippi CONNER
cial Congress, Aug. 9th to 3lst; Dem
ocratic State Convention, Aug. 10Th;
Wilson Club Day. Aug. 30th; Barnum
and Bailey Circus, Aug. 3lst; The ID.
Il r. G. Ry. will sell round trip contin-
eous passage tickets to Salt Lake and
return at rateof one fare for the round
trip. tickets for the various attractions.
will be on sale August 9th to August
Jlst, final return limit September LIST.
For the Firemans Tournament at
Eureka Aug. Goth. 2lst and 22nd, the
ID. & r. q. Ry. will sell round trip tic
kets to Eureka and return for all trains
on above dates, final return limit Aug.
oath at rate of one single fare for
round trip. For the Big Tournament
program on Aug. 22nd the Firemans
Special will leave American Fork at
7:i5 a. m. for Eureka returning Special
leaves Eureka at 2 a. m. after close of
all events, and the grand ball. Go with
the Fireman and have good time.
Mayor j. +, Noyes, Bp. Jos. II.
Sttrrs. Alma Greenwood, VIM. Thorn
ton. Hanse Christensen, w. II. Chip
man and l.. W. Nielsen, as committee
called on Secretary of state c. S. Tin
gey, and State Bank examiner Glazier.
Tuesday. to learn why their application
for new state bank at American Fork
was being delayed. They received very
little satisfaction, but were told the
present bank had made strong pre- =
ttst. and were entitled to hearing,
before they could give them a dehnate
answer either way.
Mrs. Annie Filcher Morrison Of
Pacific Grove, California, and Mrs.
Annie Fisher and son Harold of Iowa,
arrived here Tuesday to visit with rela
tlvrs. Mrs, Fisher who has spent the
pa t three months at California return.
ed to her home yesterday, while Mrs
Mo ri on will remain for an extended
visit.
The Third ward r lief SO iety, Sun
day school officers and Y. l.. M. |. A.
members gave conjoint party Tues
lay evening in honor of the departure
OF Mr. and Mrs. 0smon Justeser,
1.-THE party was held on the chapel lawn,
which was well lighted with electrl,
! lights. About seventy were present
and participated in the various game,
Of amusement. Mr.. and Mrs. Justeser
were presented with a cut ulass uata,