American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-05-09

nsrrell Huggard returned TO the
,hee, herd Saturday after a weeks
yisit here.
ar Lawrence Greenwood, who Is
smployed in Ogden, spent Sunday here
visiting his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Trane, Mr.. and
u,s william Chapman autoed to Salt
axe Wednesday, and spent the day.
tndse Adolph Nelson had his home
remodeled this week, building a new
p,tehen, installing new windows. etc.
anthony Nelson OF Salt Lake was a
visitor in this city a few days this
week.
Mrs Ed Clays Of Bingham was here
visiting Sunday with Mrs. Earl Nc
Tague.
sam Bates, who is employed at Salt
I, axe. came to American Fork, Sun
day on his motorcycle and spent a
few days visiting his brother, Mr.
Hesr Bates. and family.
You can have any size photo made
at Joys studio on Monday Of each
week. gilt
Mr. Shaw Cunningham came home
from the sheep herd Saturday for a
short visit.
Another Pleasant Grove man was
I'D before Judge Nelson this week
for being intoxicated and was given
the usual fine OF $500 which he paid
and was released.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. +. Bezzant are hav-
ing a very pretty and up-to-date home
built In the Second Ward
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Dickerson and
children autoed down from Salt Lake,
and spent the day with
Mrs Dickerson's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Alma Rowley. Mr. Dickerson
made this Office pleasant call and
insisted on leaving three plunks for
more home news.
Have you imagined that the ads
would make tiresome reading? Test
he matter today. Try the expert
nent Of "wading through" them all
n search Of facts that might have a
bearing upon some buying problem or
quest OF your own. Do not be sur
prised to find that almost all OF them
have practical value. as we'll as thu
nan interest" In fact. a few lines
II reading matter In the classified ad-
'ertising columns may contain an ac-
ual message for you. Look for 1t.
Ioull find the search interesting
lot tedious.
On Thursday afternoon the Bonnie
jrier Club met In regular session with
dn. Thomas Barratt. The house was
'rettily decorated with lilacs and
Their spring flowers. Sewing occu-
led the time, followed by a dainty
lnchcon. The hostess was assisted
y her sister. Mrs. Ben Moffett.
In the district court at Provo this
EEK. In the case OF Cora A. Huggard
8. Samuel Huggard. defendant was
ischarged after hearing on an order
show cause why he should not he
unished for failure to pay alimony,
ne evidence showing that he had re-
emily been Ill and unable TO work
he court retained Jurisdiction of the
ase and cautioned defendant that he
lust do something for the support of
Is wife and children.
summer drinks and some 'er not
"Joe's Place" the up-to-the-minute
onfectionery and refreshment par
". Ask for the latest i'm sundaes
nu 'anc' drinks gilt
Miss May Carr, who has been with
'e CITIZEN during the past nine
onths, has rendered her resignation.
uring this time her work as reporter
as mad much to do with making the
cal columns Of this paper the most
lteresting OF any country paper in
'e state. AS bookkeeper and office
ri she has given eminent satisfac-
on and because OF her genial and
easant disposition she has gained
any friends. both for herself and
e paper
MISS Elsie Peterson will take Miss
arms place. and the same fayors
lOWn To her ~ ua.. -