The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-06-20

Great things are la store for home
corners July 2, 3, and 8, and thou
sands will be here to celebrate
with us.
Word comes from all directions I'VE
are coming" viii be there with the
whole family" Put us down for a
sisit to the most progressive little city
in the state Homecoming Week.
That's the kind of letters being re-
ceiyed this early date and indicates
that all roads will lead to American
Fork Homecoming Week
Pleasant Grove, Linden and Alpine
have sent word their towns will cele-
pirate with us, and we still hope that
Lehi will join.
The advertising and invitation com
mfttee claims the largest crowds
American Fork ever had will be here
July 2, 3, 4 and 6. The event has been
advertised throughout the state and
All the adjoining states, and from re-
plies received people are coming TO
spend from two TO four days with us,
80 get ready to take care OF them.
Arrangements are being made to
have one OF the best fire works dis
plays that was ever seen In American
Fork. Committees are also arranging
TO have an airship here for two days,
July 3 and 4; baseball games each
day, and In fact something doing all
the time, as per advertised. Both
theatres will have extra programs
something out of the ordinary--and the
Apollo hall will take care OF the
dances each night.
Parade for the Fourth.
Following Is part OF the outline for
the big parade on the morning OF the
Fourth. This will give an idea OF what
Home Coming Week will be:
George Washington" Hyrum M.
Blackhurst.
Margaret Washington" Margaret
Blackhurst.
Accompanied by thirteen couples,
young men and women on horseback.
representing the thirteen original
states.
Marshal OF the Day-william S.
Storrs.
&c. A. r. Veterans" represented by
NJ. II. Fitzgerald and Richardson.
Uncle Sam to be selected.
Black Hawk War Veterans, under
the direction Of A. X. Thornton, Henry
Miller and Niels Christensen.
American Fork" represented by
Miss Ora Chapman.
Goddess OF Liberty" represented by
Bertha Bassett.
Blind Goddess of Justice" Sarah
Parker.
Farmers and Stockmen--W. IL.
Chapman and others.
Columbia" representa- by Miss
Jane Dickerson.
Utah." represented by Miss Arsena
Hanson.
"Sego Lily" by Miss Ruth Pulley.
"Old Woman in the Shoe" etc.
Old Maids Convention.
Pioneers, under direction of Bishops
J. r. Hindley and James T. Gardner
Suffragettes.
Boy Scouts.
Besides these there will be q num-
Der OF others not yet worked out.
The following business houses have
promised to come In with appropriate
HUME Va oNNNi ui
industries and business:
Alpine Pub. Co.
American Fork Coop.
Fred Richens.
Haywood's Bakery.
Southworth's Cash Store.
F. NJ. Brown, Druggist.
willard j. Shipley, Barber.
Central Meat & Grocery Co. ,
American Fork Drug Co.
Elijah Cutler, Real Estate.
Royal Tayloring Co.
Axel Bloomquist, Painter,
Walter Slack. Plumbing.
j. l.. Dunkley. Confectionery.
H. e. Johnson, Mining.
Chapman Mere. Co., several floats.
Joseph a. Shlpley, Shoemaker
Orient Theatre. Motion Pictures.
e. NJ, Beck, Livery.
American Fork Opera House.
A. X. knight, Veterinary.
NJ. s. T. & T. Co-Bell Telephones.
f. II. Boley, Meats and Groceries.
Mrs. s. Woods, Millinery
Utah Power a. Light Co.
Golden Rule. Merchandise.
William Thornton, Druggist.
Studebaker Bros, Vehicles
Ben Bates. Blacksmith,