American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-10-31
Pleasant Grove Department

Mrs: d. N. Adamson was an Ameri-
| can Fork visitor Wednesday.
save 70 per cent by buying Coats
Ut IhorntOn's. Silt
w. E. Clark was a Salt Lake visit
or the first of the week.
Mrs. Howard briggs of Salt Lake
CITY, is visiting friends in Pleasant
Grove.
Mrs. II. NJ. Jones Of Salt Lake City.
Is visiting for a week with friends
in Pleasant Grove.
Big reduction on Ladies', Misses
and Children's Coats ut Thornton's. X
The three-weeks-old baby of Mr..
and Mrs. Archie Moxfeld died last
Saturday. II was buried Sunday,
funeral services being held at the
parents home.
Come early and choose from the
largest assortment of trimmed hats
we have had this season, at great re-
auctions. NJ. & /. Chapman. Slit
Mrs. Ole Anderson went to Salt
Lake City Monday to meet her hus-
band, who was returning from a mis-
sion to Norway.
Bishop and Mrs. James Anderson of
Morgan. were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. l.. Hayes Sunday. Messrs Ander-
son and Hayes were members of the
same session Of the tate legislature.
Big reduction on Ladies', Misses
and Children's Coats ut ThorntOn's. y
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Cobbley are
spending a week in Salt Lake City,
visiting with their daughters, Mrs.
w. ii. White and Mrs. l.. w. Greenig.
Every trimmed hat In the splendid
assortment at NJ. & I. Chipmans's be-
ing sold at greatly reduced prices.
Miss Sarah Williamson went to
Salt Lake City Thursday evening, to
witness the production of the Trail
of the Lonesome Pine"
About twenty Pleasant Grove men,
bers of the Pleasant Grove Relief
Societies attended the Stake Confer
ence at Lehi Thursday.
Save '25 per cent by buying Coats
Mt ThOrntOn's. Silt
Joseph Shoell spent two days this
week in the south end of the county
performing his duty as fruit tree In
spector.
Mr.. F. ID. Richardson of Ogden, was
the guest of his son Saturday and
Sunday, T. A. Richardson, our High
School teacher.
Big Millinery Sale for one week,
beginning November LIST at NJ. & l.
Chipman's. Slit
Mr.. and Mrs. Smurthwaite Of Salt
Lake were guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. l.. A. Richardson Sun
day.
Mr.. Vern Halliday of Provo, spent
Sunday here the guest of Miss Ruby
Kruse.
Save % per cent by buying Coats
nj ThOrntOn's. Silt
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Crookston and
children Of American Fork were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Tramp
ton Wednesday.
Miss Ruby Kruse went to Provo
Sunday evening. to spend week
visiting with Mrs Dan Holloway and
other friends.
II you cannot get what you want
any place else. call on Chapman Mer-
camille, American Fork. 31-1t
Mrs. Joseph Cobbley of Blackfoot,
is visiting with relatives and friends.
She came from Idaho to be at the
bed side of her sister, Mrs. Jacob
Foutz.
Mrs. Luella Il. Thorne entertained
at supper Saturday evening Hon. J.
II. Mayes OF Salt Lake, F. A. Hush
Of Provo, DR.. o. Il. Grua and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. Walker.
Twenty-Five per cent on ON LADIES',
Misses and Cblldren's Coats, at
ThOrntOn's. Silt
A number Of young people are
planning a Halloween party for FRI
day night, AS yet II is a secret only
TO few select ones. Our next issue
will be able to inform you.
W. r. Frampton Is making arrange
ments with the Orem company to
handle his coal over that line. He
can then have his coal unloaded onto
his own property and states that IT
will save one handling of coal for
him.