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The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-07-21

Baptists of this city are to be con-
graduated on securing him. On the
other hand he is to be congratulate
ed on being called to good town
like Lakeland and to such large
and representative congregation, and
the membership of this church as
well as the city as whole will well
come most cordially and will strive
to make his pastorate shining sue
cess by cooperation and encourage
ment of a substantial nature.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-07-21

Frequent cards and other pleas
It remembrances to his friends in
rate that Mr.. George Moore is
wing a big time out at Denver, at
hiding the Elks' convention. Mr..
bore writes that 25000 members
the order are in attendance. l..
Battle, Jr., and Leroy Weeks
E also there, and to the former we
E indebted for daily copies of the
'nver papers describing the meet
& and the proceedings.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-07-21

Mr.. R. L. Mays and family re-
turned last night from a sojourn of
some time at Pass-a-Grille, where
they have a cottage, and where they
have been enjoying the fine surf
bathing and fishing of this noted
resort.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-07-21

Mrs. F. B. Terrell, who is now
Orlando visiting her brother, Dr..
hck and family, will go from there
|points in Georgia before return
! home.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-07-21

Mr.. Rosco Nettles and Capt.
Worthington, of Tampa, the former
being superintendent of the Tampa
Gas Co. and the latter city editor
of the Tampa Times, were Lakeland
visitors today, coming up to witness
the ball game.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-07-21
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

Mr., Robert Bryant is enjoying
life at Daytona Beach, where he has
been for some time enjoying the en-
cellent surf bathing.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-07-21

Hon. Chas. H. Barr, mayor of
Auburndale, is distinguished Wis
itor to our city today.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-07-21
In Case Of Fire
Phone 5000

Hiss Josephine Drane has gone to
fpon Springs, where she will visit
|eral college mates, being away
but a week.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-07-21
MISS ATHLONE DEM0YER

In a complete change of program
The dainty dancer direct from Mont
gomerys Tampa Theater
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-08-15
To Celebrate Completion
OF Interurban Road

Big preparations were made for celc-
brating the completion of the 0rcm
road to Provo. Yesterday afternoon
there was a great gathering of city
aud county officials from all along
the line in this county. also from
the county towns south Of Provo. II
was n most hearty welcome to Presi-
dent w. C. Orem and the other ofici-
ais OF the road who keenly appreciat-
ed the county's whole soul reception.
The Provo Commercial Club engin-
eered the affair. Many went from Lehi,
American Fork and Pleasant Grove
on the special cars, which also car
ried President Orem. Gov. Spry and
the Salt Lake City guests. Following
is the program as arranged.
Gathering at the City Park At $3.50
p. m,
Selection by Provo band
Welcome by Mayor G. +. Decker,
Provo
Response by Mayor Samucl c. Park,
Salt Lake City
Speech, Gov VIM Spry
Speech, Pres VIM G Orem
Selection by band
Speech. Mayor Earl S, Greenwood
! American Fork,
Speech. Mayor Lars Nielsen, Span
| ish Fork
Selection by the band.
Banquet, Roberts Hotel, y. M.
Introduction Of Toastmaster Prof
A. c. Lund by Mayor c. +, Decker.
Response by tOastmaster.
Responses TO toasts
Utah County" by II. Taylor Thur
bcr Spanish Fork.
"Why We Want the lnterurban,
Mayor Harold Allenman, Springville
what the lnterurban Has Done for
Us" Mayor w. +. Quincy, Lehi.
when win the lnterurban Reach
1852? Mayor John Liant, Payson
"The Relation of the lnterurban to
proyo," President Preston G. Peter
son of the Provo Commercial club.
Remarks by President George III
Brimhall, of the Brigham Young Uni
verslty.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-08-15
oo ooo o o o 90 O o o o
MANILA NEWS.


Mrs. Helda Meredith, Mrs, Louise
Radmall and Mrs. Jos. Anderson were
the guests of Mrs, Alma Radmall Fri
day.
Mrs. NJ A. Yates has returned to
her home at Lehi, after spending n
few days with her daughter. Mrs. Jos,
Anderson.
Mr., Jens Monsoon and two daughters
Mrs. Frank Meredith and Mrs. Nephi
Radmall. were American Fork visit
ors Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Anderson were
Lehi visitors Sunday.
Mrs A. Holman and daughter. Ida
are spending a few days at Heber
the guest of Mrs George Il. Holman
Miss Bessie Adams of American
Fork, is spending a few days In man
liza. the guest OF Mrs. A. Il. Holman
Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Little of AL
pine. are Manila visitors this week
Mr. Leroy Tomilson Of Lindon, |
Manila visitor this week.
| The industrious farmers of Manil
are busy preparing for threshing.
|
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Monson and M
and Mrs. Irving Johnson were Alpin
visitors Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ID. Wadley an
daughter, Fern. and Miss Layina ol
sen were American Fork visitor
Monday.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-08-15
|'uIhan Freight Business

v" Ul' lnterurban depot Is
'lue aud indications are thai
Oe ready for occupancy about
O'' lst The tar and gravel
!" outside windows and doors
NJ cement floor were put n
VA The inside walls will hay,
4 III mem at all, excepting The
,ames They are construct,
"" strips of channel iron, tc
Wv fastened the metal hath
!" De covered with a coat OF
[o'Vor and then with four coats
NJ wan finish, making a wal
Pr rigid.
In, o,ng tomorrow the company
y" u freight ear, similar II
e to the passenger cars
III present It will carry freight
H. way every day, except sun
ou'n'hcing today 1t will alsc
wv more passenger cars
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-08-15
GAY TIME Ar GENEVA

1900 people spent the day at Geneva
last Wednesday. They came princi-
pally from Provo and the South and
formed one of the largest crowds
ever at the resort. The occasion was
the outing of the Retail Clerks OF
the county. The crowd was there for
a good time and they had Il.
Reports are that prohibition was
thrown to the four winds and that
mon and even young boys were
stretched out In different parts OF
the grounds. Sheriff East, learning
Of the condition of affairs, started
an investigation and soon ran on to
four sacks filled with bottled beer.
The owner, however. made his get
away. and after waiting In vain for
his return. the Sheriff smashed the
bottles
Reports also have II that all the
latest dances were danced with the
attendant body and shoulder move
ments. known more generally as
] Raging"
4 The base ball game between Span
18Th Fork and American Fork resulted
In victory for the later by score
OF to 2.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-08-15
Greatest Crops In Utah's History

The government has Just issued u
crop report of the condition of the
crops In Utah and also for the whole
United States. II shows first the con-
dition on August I, 1914, and immed-
lately following the average for tho
past several years. In every instance
In Utah, the crop this year Is way
above the average. and In the coun-
try as whole tho August LIST pros
poets generally are above the aver
age, particularly so IN wheat,
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-08-15
shsss LueIIa ThOrne
(sks for disappointment

i Of Mrs, Luella Thorn have
rulating petitions this week,
he Postmaster General to re-
her as postmistress of Plea
|ove for another term. II is
pod that all the business men
pant Grove, all the city Off
the bishops and many lead
private officials have endors-
Tor re-appointment.
fent Wilson has shown a dis
70 reward efficiency, in many
Respective of politlce. Mrs.
Is a Progressive. politically,
delegate to the county con-
There will be no opposition
politics.
|lhOlne has been postmistress
past four years and has 2
'cellent record. Her standing
Y inspectors and the depart
hrst class and she has prob
ven better satisfaction to III,
public than any other post
mat the town has had. which
y Tor the unanimity witt
Vie Is being endorsed.
w. no other candidates hay,
fed their candldacy for tn,
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-08-15
Young PEOPLE
VISIT STRAWBERRY

The following young people return
cd this week from an eight day calup
ng trip in strawberry Misses ,f nauT
and Avis Mills, Jennette BulIoch
Florence and Rua stewart Mrs' :,
4 Williams aud Messrs Roy Smith, -
r. West. Joe Mills, Marteii ,, uun,
md Lynne Robinson, Mrs Williams
acting as chaperon. The UP VIZ
made by way of Provo and Daniels
CANYON and camp was pitched. on on .n IL,
nore of strawberry Lake sun ,', nh,
FISH for camp purposes were caus ,n,
One of the pleasant features Oh ~,
rim was the ascent of "A moGll,ia,n ..
ooo0 feet high made by me III, .h''o y,
on mule back, and the par'aklhs,, " "
a dinner ON sour dough sluga' Stew ,',,
mutton and rice AT the shGrp In'm'
If Messrs Turner and MAR lhc saw ,
mills and strawberry dyke Were VA
Visited The return trip was mu ..,
y way of aeber and the parry '9in ip.
ID one night at the Midway lio' fo'S
Where bathing was indulge m
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-08-15
. Grove for
[itiiva| Power Plant
la Mas Taken Over Filings
1. Greek and VIII Put Ques-
\ 10 People.

|, Council held a most i'm
letting Thursday night that
,ho installation OF a NUM-
!, ulant for Pleasant Grove
Al arranged for the taking
A. filings OH Grove Creek
lanes n. Walker, ct. ell
! weeks ago Mayor j. L.
.,de fling on the same
mo name of the city. One
ddps for the saving of sew
n water by piping the
nj the other is for power
They are both now owned
b.
L,us The water for about a
a Two to three second feet
viii be saved that now sinks
|rayel, and at the same time
about 1900 feet may be OBJ
|TNIs In connection with the
how Is estimated to be cap
senerating from 400 to 600
Hr. r. r. Lyman. a Salt
kneer, Is now preparing plans
lies showing the cost, water
Y The power to he generated.
Irpleted, the matter will be
u the people, and they will
be asked TO vote on IL.
|cInted out that many cities
Ehg their own plants and
| them at a profit. The City
links Pleasant Grove can do
The water saved by build
pipe line would alone be
wards Of $4,000. and would
ample supply for the city
line to come. The Council
at the plant would greatly
the resources of Pleasant
nd would probably be the
using a lot of water from
ands for irrigating the high
At any rate the people will
ething to talk about. and If
ell finds the project TO he
they will then put II up TO
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-08-15
CiCiE ACCIDENT
RESULTS ~ WEDDING

u nel Handloy of Vineyard, and
ar'rlght Of American Fork.
|ariod In Tooele last week, and
Y enjoying their honey moon
locality, There is a little ro-
connected with the affair, told
'lend Of the interested parties.
TWO months ago, Ralph Hand
y near being killed in q motor.
Incident He was picked NJ
NarIrlght and taken home
pu'ed mans sister met them nj
y ana In the course of events
rove namc that was thought
! uied ont, was rekindled, ter
= III the event IN Tooclc Las,
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-08-15
Pleasant Grove Department

leaving Salt Lake City and Provo at
. o'clock p. IN.
There is speculation as to who tho
new agent will be. Rumor has II
that West Jacobs is scheduled for the
position lie would be good one
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-08-15

Mayor J. l.. Harvey, counct'moh >
E. Thorn, Niols Fusal C. r. We, vs.,
phal. u. u olpin, Herman "r''"' '
recorder Joseph Hilton WIN '"'"
wives. we're among the invited guess,
,ho accompanied the orem Spec'"
20 the big celebration at Pro'o '''
terday,
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-08-15

II may be alright to take your wife
into your confidence regarding your
business affairs. providing you are not
making too much money. She might
want new hat.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-08-15

this week through blood poisoning
Mrs. c. =. Richie win move to Sal,
Lake city tomorrow.
Leona Nelson and Stella Jensen
were Vineyard visitors this week
Mrs Lena Burch of Salt Lake CIV
is visiting with Mrs. David Adamson
Mrs. W. +. Young, who has been
very III with gall stones. is recover
ing slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs John Nelson, .Jr.. are
visiting friends in Salt Lake City this
week.
James ~. Walker will attend the
County School Board meeting at
Provo Saturday
Miss Flossic Dickerson is spending
her vacation visiting friends in Lo-
gan.
Miss jennie Faye spent Wednesday
in Provo. visiting with her sister,
Mrs. John Conway.
G. A. Anderson spent tho early part
of the week In Salt Lake City, on
business and pleasure.
Miss Eflie Powell of Price, is here
visiting with her sister, Mrs. George
Spencer.
Mrs. Hettic Hayes entertained the
Second ward mutual girls at ken
sing at her Wednesday.
Miss Vera Thorn returned Monday
from Manti, where she spent ten deys
visiting friends.
If you want letter heads, envelopes
statements, visiting cards. etc. Civ,
us call. Ne do splendid work Il
Mayor J. L. Harvey and Council
man Westphal spent Wednesday II
Salt Lake City, on official business.
During the week the city has hat
the cemetery cleaned up In harmon,
with the clean up movement.
A.
~-rFs, Eytrct West, who has bee
visiting with her father. Mr.. JOSEF
Hilton, returned to her home i
Lynndyl yesterday.
Mrs. ID. II. Robinson. who has bee
visiting relatives I'm Pleasant Grow
for the past month, returned to he
home in Manti. "Wednesday.
Alex Thornton sent BUNCH Of me-
TO Lehi yesterday, to do some wor
on the Interurban depot there 70
which he has contract
The merchants who advertise ar
the ones TO patronze. They are M
to-date-and will give you full valu
for money received.
Cards are out announcing the wed
ding of Miss Cleone Lund and Aim
Kirk, which will take place In III
Salt Lake Temple August Goth
Frank HUMPHREYS has Gano ~
pie tree. on | limb Of which there ar
II apples within space of 3 inches
and q within space of less tina
. feet
Joseph Lindsay and jacob Nelso
returned this week from Bingham
canyon. where they have been worl
ing They report 1900 men laid o
there because of the closing of SON
# the mines
Mcssrs J. w Luud. W H. Haye
J. r. Halliday and Dr. Grua wi
cave by auto at o'clock in the morl
Ing for a hunting trip in StrawborI
valley They expect TO arrive thei
in time for breakfast and viii r.
urn in the evening,
By mistake last week we printN
the engagement of Leonard Wake
and Miss Edith stagg While II
nossihle that such n happy event ms
me- n thing OF the future, we no
,oarn that our announcement was l'
previous
Mr. and Mrs SAINT Walker and VI
and Mrs. John Walker left Thursd'
for a weeks camping and fishing tr
m the strawberry They viii
,oirod tomorrow by Mr.. and Mrs.
, K Thornton, who viii make the TT
in am auto
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-08-15
clean Up Campaign
Nearing Its End
Nhirlwlnd Finish Promises 10 Land
STATE Prize for Pleasant Grove.

Never before did any movement
'ake so completely with the Pleasant
Grove people as the clean town CON
tost, which closes today. II opencd
mp rather indiffcrcntly, but gradually
gathered momentum as the campaign
progressed. and closes today with "A
whirlwind finish.
During the past week the commit
tees in the several districts have been
WORKING incessently Hardly a single
nome has been missed Help has been
extended to the widows and the in
firm, and in many instances their
pla cs score higher than their neigh
bors.
Every street In the main part of
the city has had the weeds dug up
from them or moved close TO the
ground The committees are all sur
priscd that so much could be done
IN so short time, and the people
themselves are delighted with the re-
suits, even If no prize is won. How
ever, from the best information OBJ
1t is probable that no other
town in our class has made the ef-
forts that has pleasant Grove. and II
now looks like this city may win the
state prize.
There Is much good natured rivalry
between the several wards as TO which
will win the L. W. Lund prizes, the
contest being particularly keen be-
tween the forces under J. L. Banks
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-08-15

Many beautiful and useful presents
We're given and most pleasant even
ing enjoyed by all.
Milton Adamson, Elisha Kirk, Har-
old Walker and Alfred Rogers climb
ed TO the top of Mt. Timpanoogas
last week, slid down the glacier
climbed back again and returned
home all In one day, last Tuesday
Give tho hoy or girl u chance, ant
II nothing else comes of II, they will
be better men and women for tn,
time spent within college walls Ant
better men and women il the cryin,
need of the world, yesterday. toda.
and forever.
When in Salt Lake and you wan
room, 20 to the Windsor Hotel, 22I
South Main Street. There Is no ques
ton but that you will be treated will
every courtesy. You arc sure TO fin,
someone there you know. for It Il
headquarters for many from Utal
county, Tho rates are reasonable. {
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-08-15

neIWccn lne several wards as 10 winch
will win the l.. w. Lund prizes, the
contest being particularly keen be-
twccn the forces under !. f. Banks
and those under Mr. Lund
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Mr. aud Mrs. ]. c. Halliday were
American Fork visitors Wednesday.
Miss Flossie Dickcrson is at Ogden
visiting relatives.
MIR and Mrs. S. j. Green were Salt
Lake visitors on circus day
Mr. and Mrs. j G. Johnson were
Salt Lake visitors Friday.
G. A. Anderson made a business
trip TO Salt Lake Saturday.
Mr. Lloyd Adamson has returned
home after spending the summer in
Garfield
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Larson of Salt
Lake. were the guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
Alex Gray the past week.
Mrs u. n. Adamson was an Am
erican Fork visitor the first of the
week.
Mrs Martha Woolley will so to
Springville Friday, to act as house
keeper at the home of ~ X. Nelson
Mr.. Claud Shurtln and MIR. Fred
Willis of Garfield, are visiting friends
anu relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Jorgenson 70.
turned to Tooclc Saturday, after
spending two weeks visiting relatives
here.
Miss Beatrice Gray has returned
from n three weeks visit to Rich
field, while there she spent two weeks
at Fish Lake, popular resort there
Mrs. j. w. Halliday, Mrs. J. c. Hal
liday and Mrs. Ed Wadlcy spent Wed
nesday in American Fork, guests o
Mrs. Ben Halliday.
Mrs. J. X. Halliday and daughter
Mrs. II. w. Jacobs, have returned
homo after spending few days Il
Salt Lake,
Mrs. luella r.. Thorn made bust
ness trip to Salt Lake the last of Ia
week in regard TO getting numbe
Of keys made for +, o. boxes.
George y Peay is intending +
start a dairy and supply the neigh
boring towns with milk 1t Is
hing badly needed, particularly !
American Fork.
A large crowd of people ar
expecting to start for an outing
strawberry valley Our local X
d. carrier aud family expects to spen
his annual leave of abscnsc with tl'
campers,
A public spirited citizon who Is
he head Of great manufacturing 81
| rrr' 10 in small city issued order
hat all printing and stationary SUI
Mics used by the concern should !
bought from the local paper an
said "Why should we spend on
money TO help build NJ an indusi'
away from home while at the san
time trying TO secure new mdustr''
for our own city Let us build up an
foster the industries We have al
,thcrs will come" He certainly IA
the right idea. There is little indhc
ncnt for newspaper to work II
rs city when some Of It's leading bus
ness men send away for their pril
ing We have business men WI
never advertise with us, but there W
come a time when they'll need Us.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-08-15

A bunde shower in honor OF Rhoda
Harding aud Kerby Allen, who VIII
hc married next Wednesday, was gwen
hv The Allen sisters at their home ~
VINEYARD. Wednesday, August I'm
Among those present were MISS Ia
vorn Forbes OF Alpine, Miss Ruin ga
Lor Of Provo, Misses Leona Nelson
and stella Jensen of Pleasant Grove
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-08-15

Mr. and Mrs. SAINT Walker and Mr
and Mrs. John Walker left Thursday
for a weeks camping and fishing triI
m the strawberry. They will be
,oinod tomorrow by Mr. and Mrs. A.
x Thornton who will make the trh
in an auto
The Washington herald., 1914-12-20
CADILLAC EIGHT SHOWS
III Miles To GALLON
Car Makes Remarkable Performance
with Seven Passengers in Econ
omy Contest at Harrisburg, Pa.

One of the most interesting perform
arces in the economy contest just held
at Harrisburg. Pa. was that of the
eight-cylinder Cadillac. This car check
ed in at the end OF the run with a rec
ord OF practically seventeen miles per
gallon Of gasoline to its credit.
The route OF the contest run was Ill
miles and led through the mountainous
country around Harrisburg. The
lac, throughout, carried seven passen-
gers, extra tires, etc, a load totaling
SIS. pounds.
Equally interesting as showing the pos
sibillties OF the eight-cylinder motor
which powers the new Cadillac was the
same cars participation in the Lincoln
Highway cross country run from Phil
adelphia TO Pittsburgh, held the follow
ing day. In this event the Cadillac relay
was from ChambeTsburg to York. The
car was driven to ChambeTsbUrG from
Harrisburg; and, carrying five passcn-
gers. made its run of ffty-four miles
from ChambersburS TO York in l hour "a
minutes. crossing South Mountain on
the way.
At York, another twenty miles of hill
climbing was done and the car carried
six passengers on its return to Cham
The Washington herald., 1914-12-20
INDIANAPOLIS MAKING
HER SPEEDWAY LARGER
Instead of Being Moved to Retrench-
ment by Rival Race Tracks.
City Redoubles Efforts.

Indianapolis. Dec. I?.-Irstead OF being
moved to retrenchment by the apparently
imminent establishment OF rival tracks
throughout the country. particularly at
Chicago. the Indianapolis motor speed
way is preparing for its next go miller
on a bigger scale than ever.
Construction OF new grand stand,
seating l5.OOO people. has been started on
the south turn Of the course. raising the
total seating capacity OF the plant to
'E.ocJ. which is CQual-d only by the new
Yale bowl at New Haven. Over a mile
OF grand stands the longest in the world,
will soon be speedway fixture. All
stands are now covered, bIeachers hav-
ing been eliminated.
Additional improvements are the Rrec-
lion Of a communal garage. accommodate
ing forty cars. back OF the judges
stcnd-the old garages having been torn
down. and their site turned into park
ing space-thc widening Of the track OIL
the inside fifteen feet. and the erection
Of concrete safety wall all around. \
clubhouse for drivers, complete with gym
nasium. tennis courts, and swimming
pool. is also contemplated for next spring.
Every provision is being made for the
comfort and safety OF contestants.
With regard to other speedways. the
management EXPIRE sses itself as most OPP
timistIc. "It will all make for the bet
terment of the game" is the statement
OF an officer. Take Elgin. for example ="
he SAYS. Hundreds OF people from In
dianapolis annually go to ElEin because
their interest has been aroused by the
meet here. With Elgin 1t is the same.
only vice versa. The more races over
the country. the better the all-aroUnd
attendance, always provided. OF course
that there IS no conflict as to dates"