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Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-11-05
ONO GETS BACK INTO
REPUBLICAN FOLD

Cincinnati. o., Nov. a.--That ohin
Will have republican senator to sue
ceed Senator Theodore Il. Burton. a
republican governor 10 succeed James
NJ. Cox. democrat and republican
majority in the state congressional
delegation il assured Is the result Of
the election In this state yesterday.
The results Of the principal contests
fellow
For United States Senator. Warren
@. Harding. republican. elected over
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-11-05
LUNA COUNTY.

Deming. n. M. Nov. I. - Demlng
precinct gives Ferguson 372. Herman
dee Ill, Wilson 40. For corporation
commissioner Williams 302. Hill 23i.
McTeer 43. For the legislature.
Smith 2S1. Case 254, Garcia So. ALI
the amendments to the constitution
were defeated by large vote.
Myndus precinct gives Ferguson
81, Hernandez 10. Wilson 4. For cor
poration commissioner. Williams Al.
Hill 80. McTeer 4. For the legisla-
ture, Smith 40. Case SS.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-11-05
SEVERE RHEUMATIC
PAINS DISAPPEAR

rheumatism depends on an ac.d IN
The blood. which affec.s the muscles
and Joints. producing inflammation
stiffness and pain. This acid gels into
the blood through some defect m the
digestive process.
Hoods sarsaparilin. the "id-time
blood tonic. IL very successful IN the
Treatment Of rheumatism II acts
directly. with purifying effect. on the
blood, and improves the digestion.
Don't suffer. Get lio1d's today
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-11-05
oTERo COUNTY.

Alamogordo. n. NJ, Nov. 4.-Eleven
out of fifteen precincts in Otero coun-
~ including Alamogordo give Fergus
son 426, Hernandez 1876, For COR
poration commissioner. Hin 494. VIII
liams. fS4. Wilson and McTeer re-
ceived 2s and ss respectively in two
precincts. For the legislature Bailey
and Vigil are leading.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-11-05
EDDY COUNTY.

Carlsbad y. NJ. Nov. 4.-Ten pre-
cincts out OF sixteen in Eddy county.
including Carlsbad. give Ferguson
1853. Hernandez 81, Wilson So. For
corporation commissioner Hill 72G,
Williams III. McTeer Sc; for Judge.
Richardson 76l, Havener 76; for leg
isiature. Down 40. skeen 79i. All
amendments are defeated.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-11-05
DEMOCRATIC SENATOR
ELECTED IN CALIFORNIA

San Francisco. No. 4. - Returns
from yesterdays election. drifting in
slowly today, failed to reverse any
OF the results indicated In the earlier
snap tallies. James Phelan. democrat.
drew SLOWLY away from Joseph r..
knowland. republican. until late to-
day his plurality had passed the
5000 mark in the senatorial contest.
George II. Derrick. republican. and
]. A. Eiston. progressive. were run
ming closely in the Sixth congeession-
al district with Elston in the lead.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-11-05

Las Cruces. n. NJ. Nov. with all
but three precincts heard from, re-
turns indicate that Hernandez has
carried Dona Ana county by approxi-
mately $50 plurality and that VII
liams is leading Hin by the same fig
ures. The democratic legislative
ticket is apparently beaten. with the
through on the final count
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-11-05
SAN JUAN COUNTY.

Aztec. N. NJ. Nov. 4.--Ten out 1T
eleven precincts in San Juan county
give Ferguson 42e. Hernandez 2S5.
and Wilson IS. For corporation COM
missioner. Williams 274. Hill ass. Me-
Teer 26. For the. legislature, White-
head $40. Palmer 1856. Beck A.
The two-year term amendment for
county and state offices has carried
by about to /. Other amendments
defeated. Pennington precinct gave
landslide for Palmer, which elected
him.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-11-05
SOCIALIST ELECTED To
CONGRESS IN NEW YORK

New York. Nov A socialist has
been elected to congress for the first
time in the history OF New York. He
Is Meyer London. Of the Twelfth con-
gressional district. who has been ac-
tive in labor and socialist circles in
this city for many years. He defeat
ed CONGRESSMAN Henry NJ. Goldfogle.
the democratic and independence
league candidate.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-11-05
M'ooyEIsN I'RoBABLy
WINS IN WISCONSIN

Milwaukee. Nov. 4.--Belated though
still Incomplete returns from the vote
on United states senator IN yesterdays
election Indicate that Governor Me-
Govern republican. Is elected by a
small plurality ranging anywhere
from to t.opo votes over paul o.
Husiing. democrat.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-11-05
coIr,x COUNTY.

Maxwell. y. NJ. Nov. 4.-Final re-
turns from Maxwell precinct give Fer
gusson a.. Hernandez 26. and Wilson
es. For corporation commissioner,
Hill received 80 votes. Williams Ss,
and McTeer ls. AT French Fergus
son received q votes. Hernandez 22,
and Wilson T. For corporation COM
missioner. Hill ran four votes behind
Ferguson.
All amendments TO the constitution
were carried in both precincts
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-11-05
REPUBLICANS LOSE
SOUTH DAKOTA SENATOR

Pierre. S. D.. Nov s.--7After reeeiv-
ing returns from the northern conn
ties of the state tonight Congress
man Burke. republican, conceded the
election OF r. s. Johnson. democrat
10 the United States senate and wired
congratulations.
Harry l.. Candy. democrat, defeat
cd w. q. Rice, republican. in the
Third congressional district. by a sub
slantial majority
In the other two congressional dis
iriets the republican candidates we're
elected.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-11-05
EXPORT BALANCE FOR
OCTOBER $60,000,0 900

Washington. Nov. s.--Commerce
department officials estimated to-
night that Octobers export balance
in favor ~ American trade would
amount to e0.000.0e0. That would
be an Increase Of s44.00o.000 over
the September balance. indicating the
tremendous extent Of the trade pen
duInm's swing since the first month
Of The war. In August the value OF
imports exceeds exports by twenty
million dollars. but az the sea high
WAYS we're cleared there was an inn
mediate change in the flow OF trade
and balances established TO help meet
American obligations abroad
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-11-05
SULLIVAN BEATEN
BY SHERMAN FOR
j. S. sENAT0RSH|P

Chicago. Nov. a.--Iawrence Y,
sherman. republican. was reelected
to the United States senate over Roger
G. Sullivan. democrat By an estimated
plurality Of 5000 or more. sccording
10 the latest returns tonight from
Tuesdays election.
Raymond Robbins. progressive, ran
poor third. With only 800 small
rural precincts TO hear from. and an
AVERAGE plurality OF z2 10 the precinct
for sherman outside of Chicago.
shermnn's down-siate lead was s2.s3t
as against a plurality IN Cook county
of bs.a9e.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-11-05
CURRY COUNTY.

Clovis, n. NJ. Nov 4.-The election
Of w. c. Sharp. socialist. to the legis-
lature is conceded by the chairman
Of the democratic county committee
by majority Of better than so. sharp
is pledged to support Governor Nc
Donald's program on salaries and tax
alton.
Ferguson and Hill have carried
Curry county for congressman and
corporation commissioner respectively
by pluralities Of approximately $50.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-11-05
socoRRo CoUTy.

San Marcial. y. NJ, Nov. 4.-AlI
constitutional amendments lost in San
Maroial precinct. For congress, Fer
gusson. 72; Hernandez. l10. For rep
resentative. Romero. So: Jones. 100,
Chavez. 81. Eaton. 126: Abeyta. 70
Vigil. 90 For district attorney, Tit
man. democrat, 5S: owen. republican,
121.
The same precinct in. 1912 gave
Ferguson plurality of az.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-11-05
40 IMPORTANT CHANGE
~ WAR siTt,TfON

Paris. Nov. Oh D. m.l-Thc war
office this evening made puhlic the
following official communication
There Il no important modifica-
ton in the situation % report
In the moth We have made slight
progress toward Mesnnes
ITO the east. artillery dueis al soy.
erai points u the front have taken
place without ahy great results. nola-
bly, at the uepi % Lens. between the
somme and the Anere IN the Arronne
and In the forest Of Apremont
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-11-05

ttonfinued Prom rage One.l
~-~~~~~~~~~-~~~~-~~~~-~~~
Wilson 81. Six precincts in the count,
outside the city give FERGUSON sll
Hernandez 35f. and Wilson Sc. Ths
progressiyes polled very light vote
in Roswell.
All the democratic candidates foi
the legislature are elected. Veal lead
Ing the ticket with ten precincts to be
heard from. Judge Richardson re-
ceived 1888 votes in Roswell.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-11-05
SUFFRAGE ELECTION
IN MONTANA CLOSE

Helena, Mont, Nov. 4. - Returns
from scattered precincts in Montana
show the vote on the woman's suf-
frage amendment to be 50 close that
the official count will be necessary To
determine the result.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-11-05

London. Nov 4 90 D. m.) p The
British cruiser Minerva has lombard
ed the arabian town Of Dicadah tJid-
dahl on the Red sea.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-11-05

Santa Fe. Nov THE Womap's
club has decided to make next Tues
day Tag day to gather funds for the
war sufferers IN Europe
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-11-05
CuMMINs ELECTED
BY $4,000 PLURALITY

Des Moines. Ia. Nov. 4.--The elee-
tion BY Iowa republicans of United
States Senator Albert B. Cummlns
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-11-05
DIAMOND coal
the only coal from the
Gallup fields to receive
nm award from the n.
NJ. State Fair Associa-
tion.
AZTEC FUEL
COMPANY
Phone PSI

running almost even with Ferguson.
and the election Of Ryan and Holland
Is assured.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-04-04

H. T. llughey. Salt Lake dairy in
spector, was IN Pleasant Grove on
Thursday inspecting dairles Five
dalrymcn are shipping milk from here
to Salt Lake City
\ Il Sundberg, who has been visit
ing with his son IN Idaho for the past
winter, returned to Pleasant Grove on
Thursday.
Mr. Guy Cutler received word of
the illness OF his sister ut l.o.c'..
Wyo. He may be called h me at any
time.
The young ladies' Of the Third ward
NJ. l. A entertained the young men
Tuesday night The evening was
spent in playing games and fne
program was prepared Luncheon
was served aud good time was had
by all present
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-04-04

classic outlines, and be annie and
commodious for all purposes Inside
wide steps lead up to small portico.
which opens into hall inside.
Besides the hall there are four com
inod1ous rooms and lavatory and
toilet One room will be used AS Tho
once, ana back of II is the consulta.
ton room On the other side of tho
ha'i is the circle room, and in front
OF u VIII be the dressing room. The
iatter TWO are connected with large
siding doors, so that they may bc
thrown together for special purposes.
X. u. Ashby is the architect.
Inc building will be located near
the Tabernacle and will cost in tho
neighborhood of $4,000. II will bo
built this summer
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-04-04
lnterurban Commences
Carrying Passengers
First lnterurban Car Left Yesterday
With Conference Visitors.

Yesterday morning at 1880 the first
interurban passenger car hauled pas
sengcrs out Of Pleasant Grove. Tho
service will only last Till after the
9th inst. when the service will be
discontinued till the roadbed is bal
lasted aud Y put in. It is the In
tention to AT once extend the track
to Lindon. where will be built and
the road ballastcd from American
Fork.
Temporarily the tickets will be sold
at Thornton's Office. Later, however,
the company will install modern
reinforced concrete depot on the prop
erty acquired from Alex Thornton and
a regular agent be employed.
Men and teams are busy now TAX
ing down the street grade on Depot
street. so that the track may be ex-
tended south.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-04-04
N. |. A. Contests
Byron West, Lucille Harvey, June Ok.
den and Joseph OIpin viii Rep.
resent District No. 3 In
Stake Meet.

A very large and appreciativc audi
ence witnessed the NJ. /. A. contest OF
District No. 3 Sunday eveninfi, March
20, In the Pleasant Grove Tabernacle
The program was IA follows:
Orations--.
1.-THE Community Idcal"-Rced War
nick, Manila.
Abraham Lincoln"-Bryan West
Pleasant Grove Third Ward.
The Religion Of Love"--Omcr Lar
son, Pleasant Grove Second Ward.
Rotold Stories--Seniors.
"The Diamond Necklacc"-Lucils
Harvey, Pleasant Grove, Third Ward
The Land Of tho Blue Flower
Emma Bush. Pleasant Grove Second
Ward.
Juniors--Boys-
'Enoch Arden Joseph Ofpin
Pleasant Grove First Ward
Juniors
How the Lord Was Good to AunI
Johannah"-Ora Wadlcy, Pleasant
Grove First Ward.
"Hetty'-Olive Anderson, pleasant
Grove Third Ward.
Little Clara"--Juue Ogden, LiDdon
Mixed Double Quartettc go Plcasan
Grove Second Ward
Vocal Solo Mrs. l.. A. Richardson.
Ladies' Manila,
The judges, who were Mr.. Childs
Mr.. Phillips and Miss Thurman o
Lchi. rendered their decision In favo
OF Bryan West, grafton; Lucille Har
vey, retold story; June Ogden, retol'
story. and Joseph Olpin, retold story
These, with the double quartette
who were the only musical !contes
tants. will be entitled to represen
District No. 3 In the state meet. whicl
will be held In Lehi. Sunday evening
April 26. This district should he abb
to carry of some of the stake prizes
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-04-04

Miss Jessie Lee spent Saturday and
Sunday visiting at Spanish Fork.
Mr.. and Mrs S u. Radmall were
American Fork yisitore Tuesday.
Miss Dora Swensen has hecn con-
fined to her bed for several weeks
but is slowly improving.
Mr.. James Kirk, who has been at
Milford since the first of the year, en-
gagged in the mining and milling bust
ness. arrived home this week.
Henry Armistcad and Miss Emma
Marriott were married In the Salt
Lake Temple, Thursday They are
well known Pleasant Grove people
and their many friends wish them
happiness and plenty.
Miss Vervine Marriott aud Alonzo
Judd went to Provo on Wednesday and
took out a marriage license 1t is the
intention of the young couple to move
to Idaho, whore they will make their
home, They will be married In the
Salt Lake Temple next Wednesday
Mrs, Clara Youngberg entertained
at a birthday party In honor OF her
fathers 9th birthday Tuesday night
The evening was spent in music and
playing games. A delicious luncheon
was served to the following Mr.. ant
Mrs ]. =. Fugal, Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ
Nelson. Mrs. Stona Clayton, Mr.. ant
Mrs Chris Fugal, Mrs. G. Leriver o
of Salt Lake, Hclenda Nelson an,
Mr., Magnus Nelson, Jr An enjoyabl,
time was had by all
Following were the guests of
birthday party ut Mrs. Maggie Soren
sons. given In honor of her 62n
birthday, held Wednesday, April /
Mr.. and Mrs l.. II. Sorenson, Mrs
Jane Mason of I.ehi, Mrs. Annie Hol
man. Mrs. John Christensen. Mrs
Sttna Ball, Mr.. George Ball. Mr.
Laura Lin, Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Swcr
son. Mrs. Nina Armstrong, Miss Rub
Armstrong. Mrs. Amelia Thompson
MIR. aud Mrs. John Boultcr, Mr., an
Mrs. n. Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs. Jer
Fugal. Mr.. and Mrs Niels Fugal. NJ
and Mrs. H. Rasmussen, Mr.. and Mr.
f. Young. Mrs. Nicls Rheims, Mr.
II. Fugal, Mrs Stina Clayton, Mr.
w. w. Warwick, Mr. aud Mrs. G.
Larson. Mr.. Ernest Wilcox, Miss o
Holman. Mrs W w. Linn and N
- Andrew Nelson.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-04-04
NEW MAIL CARRIER

Thursday morning there was u
change IN mail carriers In Pleasant
Grove. Otto Mayhem, who has spent
twenty-five years in the service,
turned his mail cart over TO william
Robbins on Thursday morning. Mr..
Robbins bid was S237 co. as against
Otto Mayhews bid of $24O for the
year. or just 20 cents per month less
than the successful bidder.
The expiring contract was for $3.50
per year Because of tho heavy in
crease In the mail. which has moro
than doubled since the last contract
was signed up, Mr.. Mayhow resigned
and new bids were advertised FOR
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-04-04
MARSHAL CAPTURES
INSANE PATIENT

Tuesday night an inmate of the
State Mental Hospital escaped, and
while the attendants were searching
the south end of the county for him,
Marshal Frampton had him locked up
In the city jail. He was located In
the upper part Of town and because
of his inability to give any proper ac-
count of where he came from or where
he was going the marshal locked him
up. He had been assisting In the
kitchen of the hospital, The cook
came over and got him.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-04-04

Sicccland, Buffalo, New York, Boston,
Philadelphia aud Washington, ID. G.
iheg southern route will take them
through the Caroliuas and Tennessee
ana back home by some southern
route.
Mr. {. X. Lloyd, who comes here
rom California, will run the Office
during Mr.. Halliday's two months
leave of absence. Mrs. LLOYD will
also make Pleasant Grove her home
Whlle her husband is here.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-04-04
VII. AND MRS. I. X. HALLIDAY
TAKE A EASTERN TRIP

Mr.. aud Mrs, J r. Halliday viii
leave today for lengthy trip that
win take them over many eastern and
southern states and that viii last for
thirty or forty days,
They will leave Salt Lake city on
the -. a. II. c. aud make their first
stop In Chicago,
Thcir itiucry will take them To Bat
tic Creek and Grand Rapids, Mich,
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-04-04
TELEPHONE IMPROVEMENTS

a force of telephone employees are
mere making some changes I'm the sys4
ten The company will spend $4,000
mere the coming summer making
changes and improvements, among
which will be the taking out of the
old switchboard and replacing It with
the common battery system.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-04-04
New Tithing Office

g,,,a ana specifications have been
Cd -, "'' and bids are bcing solicit
an, ''' 'N' erection OF a now Tithlnr
uc, -" '''aSant Grove. The draw
ro,1, "'''' indicate that the building
We Que of pleasing and rather
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-04-04
Pleasant Grove Department

Dan aud Georgia Brown were Sal,
Lake Visitors "Wednesday
Arthur Hall spent Monday IN eat
Lake City. ~
y papy was born to Mr. and Mrs
Joseph ellis last Friday.
Joseph W. Thorne was Salt Lake
visitor on business Thursday
u us a classy suit for young men
we nave them. Chipman's. al
Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Dukes or Provo
spent Sunday and Monday here. visit
lug c. y. Thomas and family.
John Brown and family of Park CITY
are visiting Mrs. Matilda Brown this
| week
Martin Eliason and family of Salt
Lake are visiting at the home of Mr.
Eliason's sister, Mrs r. G Blackburst
Anna christensen Is expected home
from the Provo hospital soon. He Is
reported to be much improved.
MIS- Sarah Black of Rigby, Idaho,
Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ben
Blake.
John Coombs and family are spend
Ing a week with J. w. Halliday. Sr
and family.
MRS. William Cullimore is still slow
~ Improving. The twins are doing
fine.
Miss Ethel Handley of Vineyard was
the guest of Miss Vida Fagc during
the past week.
Ben Blake has severed his connec-
ton with the Pleasant Grove Mere.
Co. and will go on the road
IL you arc an old man. or a fat man,
slim man or tall man, we can M
you In clothing. The best made
Chipman's. Alt
The Lindon school orchestra, under
the direction of Professor Overladc,
gave successful party last evening
In the ward hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Warwick, who
are attending the Agricultural Colleg'
at Logan. are home for a weeks holl
days
Miss Mae Clark entertained tn
Agenda club at her home Thursda.
evening. Dainty refreshments were
served to the following: Misses Sadi
Mills. Cleone Lund. Vida Hallida,
Emma Overlade. Jesse Lee aud MAJ
lam Thurman.
Jake Westphal last week launchc,
his new eighteen horsepower pleasur
boat at Geneva. II will carry iron
fifty to seventy passengers and will b.
used for pleasure parties the coming
season.
-
Nnts mi.
Prices reduced again. Buy cartol
today at-lower prices than ever be
fore Grant Electric Go, Al
There will be change In the meet
Ing places Of the First and Sccon'
wards after conference week. Afte
this date the First Ward will meet II
the auditorium and the Second War,
In the basement.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-04-04

Miss Emma Marriott was happily
surprised at her home Tuesday night
by number Of her lady friends ana
relatives. The evening was spent IN
playing games and sociablc tlmc
was had by all. Luncheon was ser
we'd 10 the following Mrs. Mary
Adamson. Mrs Clara i. Bullock, Mrs.
Maggie Marriott. Mrs. Margaret
rhorne. Mrs Mary Armltstead' Mrs.
Eva West, Mrs Mary J, Rheims
Mrs. Harriet Green, Mrs DAVID
Thorne. Miss Cleonc Bullock anu
Miss Rose Richens
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-04-04

The Culmcr tunnel reached length
Of $500 feet this week, The workmen
just as good signs of water were com
Ing In. were compelled TO quit because
Of bad air. Pipe will at once be put
in to provide good air and the work
will then be extended The Provo
papers this week told of similar
venture OF Provo people, who. I'm driv-
ing a tunnel into the mountain east of
Provo, struck a flow of over six cubic
feet of water per second.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-04-04
A CORRECTION.


| noticed In the last issue OF the
Pleasant Grove REVIEW that some
one mad made an announcement to
THIS effect: The engagement of Miss
Roena Adams and Mr.. Othello Clark
Is announced. the wedding to take
place In the near future"
would like TO say to my friend
that when ] get ready to announce
my engagement | will announce II, or
II I'm not capable of doing It my par
ents are still alive and can paddle
their own canoe. Respectfully,
MISS ROENA ADAMS.
Mr. Marion Robinson was In Pleas
ant Grove Wednesday.
Mr. Roy Wilson was an American
Fork visitor Sunday
Mrs. c. $. White is a Salt Lake
visitor this week
Mrs. Lucy Gray is visiting rela-
tives at Salt Lake City.
Mr. VIM. NJ. Atwood of Salt Lake
spent Sunday I'm Pleasant Grove.
Mrs. Wallace Morley presented her
husband with baby this week.
Amy II. Rosa was Salt Lake
visitor Thursday.
Fancy bright colors are the style
nowadays. We have them all and
stockings to match Chipman's Big
Red Store. Alt
Miss Ella Hopkins viii sp,nd tho
week end at Lchi with her brother
and family.
Otto l.. Mayhem will be among the
conference visitors. He will be able
to attend without worry.
A new iiguc around tn r. q. Is the
new mail messenger. William Rob
ms.
Miss Emma Larson of Provo was
In Pleasant Grove on business the
first of the week
Miss Ethel Clark and Mr. Russell
Clark were guests of Miss Lavernc
Ward of Provo Sunday
HalloweIl concert and dance. SInuin's
Dancing Academy. Wednesday, April
10th. Alt
Miss Hcdve Johnson Is spending
the week end In Salt Lake the guest
of Mrs. Rhoda Walker.
Mr. II. l.. Clark spent Wednesday
and Thursday In Salt Lake OH bust
ness.
Mrs, Lizzie Fugal Thornc expects
to leave for Idaho within the next
few days.
| loh Ut nflu odi' iNhh' wy
with high conference prices when you
can get a better suit for less money nj
the Chapman Mere. Co, American
Fork. Alt
Jesse c. webb. the jcwclcr, viii
keep his shop open Thursdays, FRI
days and Saturdays only during the
month of April.
Mrs. Sadie Hitchcock was an MINI
erican Fork visitor for several days
last week
Miss Helen Wadlcy spent the later
part of last week visiting In SAL
Lake.
Mr.. Frank Price of Provo spen
Tuesday In Pleasant Grove, the CUES
of Miss Flossic Frampton,
Mrs. Violet Pierce aud her mothe
of Salt Lake are spending few day
nj Pleasant Grove visiting friend
aud relatives
I
Faster will he April 18th We ar
prepared for H. Mammoth line ladies
; spring suits, Splendid assortment q
Faster dress goods, and the most nv
10 date trimmings in the county. Loo
nj our fancy line of beads and bar
rottcs Chipman's, a.
Mira. Luna Clark who has been !
salt Lake with her sister FOR som
months, spent the week end with he
family Returning Monday :" Sal
Lake. 64