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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-11
STATE LAW is UPHELD
Employers Liability Act is Found
Constitutional

INDIANAPOLIS. March II. = The
supreme court Tuesday handed down
q decision uphCldnlg the constitution
atty of the Indiana employers liabil-
ity act OF 1911.
The decision afirms a verdict OF
$4,000 for Charles Stillweli. of Nor
gan county against the Vandalist rail-
road.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-07
PROGRESS BEING MADE
on CANNING FACTORY

The committees who have been So
Letting stock for the new canning fac
toory report fair progress. Enough
subscriptions have been secured to
practically assure its installation. One
thing that don't look good is that a
few of our most wealthy citizens so
far have failed to take any stock. BY
all means they should get back OF 1t,
as well as every other citizen.
This factory should be made a COM
munity proposition. No other one
thing could be established that would
mean so much to Pleasant Grove as
the building Of cannery. 1t will
mean more business for the business
man, better prices for farm products
a better market for our fruit and EN-
pioyment for a lot of children.
True, some cooperative concerns
have not been great financial success
es, but a dozen institutions In Davis
county similar to the one proposed fol
Pleasant Grove paid the past season
all the way from Is to 80 per cen
dividends. Every family should CONF
in for at least $40.
Representative were In Salt LAX
City yesterday making arrangement
for having experienced cannery peopl
associated In the matter.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-07
Big Water Case
May Be Compromised
Farmers and Representatives Of the
City Hold Informal Meeting on
Settling Case Out Of Court.

One of the most important meetings
held In long tire was the one Thurs
day evening between the farmers who
had commenced the big water suit and
the city representatives.
The meeting was only informal and
was called to see If there were not
some common grounds on which the
|contendng parties could get together
There was good crowd of farmers
present and the best of feeling was
manifested. The old spirit of bitter
ness was absent. and 1t looks like the
meeting was a iorerunner of a settle
ment OF the case out of court.
The farmers made a proposition to
arbitrate the case by having the court
decree to the city 1.35 second feet OF
water for city purposes. The city has
not intimated whether II will accept
this as a basis for compromise, but
the mayor will present the proposition
to the council.
We don't know whether this COM
promise will be fair to the city. but
we are sure that II the case can be
settled satisfactorily out of court II
will save vast amount of money and
will leave good feeling in the CON-
munity. two objects greatly to be de-
sired.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-07
WADLEY STRIKE GROWING
BIGGER AND RICHER
500 Sacks on the Dump-Many More
blocked Out-G00d Values In
Lead and Silver.

Isaac and ]. Il. -Wadley came down
from the mines OF American Fork can
yon last Friday on snowshoes as far
as Deer Creek. from which point they
came on down with wagon
The Wadleys' lease on the Miller
mine is holding out well; In fact, is
growing larger as development pro-
crosses. They have 500 sacks OF ore
on the dump ready for shipment, and
which will assay about 10 per cent
lead and seventy ounces In silver
Being unable to get any more SACKS
in which to put their ore, they have
been spending the past several weeks
blocking out the ore. and have grea'
deal of ore ready to sack soon as Iht
sacks can be gotten up there Inc
ore body has increased In size SO tha'
il is now six sets wide and two deep
The ore body lies on beded piah'
parallel to the one that made th'
ryngs wealthy. From present. ndica
lions the new strike may develop int'
a body bigger and richer than the
lyngs. The Wadley Bros. VIII ~
back to the canyon Monday
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-07

gratis, were passed upon fayorably
and the supervisor was instructed ia
prosecute this labor at an early date
Petitions for street lights, instaIIa-
ton OF city water at residences, re-
pair OF headgatcs, etc, we're referred
70 the proper committees for advise
ment or action
The matter of constructing the weir
at American Fork canyon was deferred
until full
Reports OF city treasurer indicatiup
a credit balance OF $1,242.2O. marshal
and street supervisor, were received
and filed, and a number of verbal re.
ports accepted.
John II. West was appointed dog
tax collector.
The city council strenuously OPPOSE
|cutting bitches across sidewalks here
after unless by the consent and under
the supervision of the proper commit
tee.
The matter of securing the necessary
pipe for the water works intake was
placed with the water works commit
tee.
Appropriations aggregating 5000
were made.
The irrigation committee was in
structed to attend to the cleaning OF
our apportionment of the American
Fork creek channel, near American
Fork, as soon as possible.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-07
PLEASANT GROVE
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

A basket ball rally was held We'd
nesday, which aroused the enthusiasm
In everyone present The school nrst
sang college Life" After q talk by
Principal Walker the school sang 9TH
er songs and gave practical yells.
Then other members Of the faculty
and those in the basket ball team gave
rousing speeches-the best this year.
Miss Lee entertained the Junior
class Wednesday at q colonial party In
honor Of George Washington. Tho
members Of the class came dressed In
colonial style. One, who wss more
aristocratlc than the others, was &C.
companied by his slave Sambo. who
proved very interesting and helpful
character Of the party. After several
Original games we're played Virginia
reel was greatly enjoyed by all. Re-
freshments were served and all de-
parted with memories OF the good old
colonial days. Those present were the
Misses Miriam Thurman. Edna P0ul'
son. Grace Marriott. Leone Foutx. Etti'
Westphal, Rhea Clark. Ora Holman
and Cora Olpin; the Messrs. Basi
Walker, Roy Wilson. Lloyd Cullimors
Rolla Thornton. Arnold Rheims. Sam
r uei Hilton and Martelle Lund.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-07
lged Citizen Is
Laid to Resi-
drs' Bothilda Monson, Mother Of a
Number OF Our Leading Citizens,
Died Monday-Buried Tuesday.

another one Of Pleasant Groves vet
erahs has gone to her reward. Death
mas taken an unusual number this
winter This time 1t was Mrs. Both
Ida Monson.
Funeral services over her remains
were held In the Tabernacle Tuesday
o'clock. John Nelson of the bish-
opric' presided. The other speakers
we're Jeppa Nelson, c. p. Warwick, G.
e. ihomas and Joseph Hilton. Mrs.
9eiia Thorne rendered solo and
sketch '"e ''"'"e
MRS, Bothilda Monson was born in
sS'Isslo' Christianstad, Sweden, April
1879 She married Mons johnson
he year lS49, by whom she had
sentc hiidren. seven sons and one
daughter, who took their fathers given
NAME That OF Monsoon" Six of her
snluren survive her, viz: Jens, Olof
swell Niels and Mons Monson, ali
poiiiiheht residents of Pleasant Grove
S Snu her daughter. Hannah Hanson OF
sait Lake City.
one had sixty grandchildren. forty.
, OF whom are now living, ant
s sIbenty-hine great grandchildren, Of
c "nOih twenty-six are living. She be,
,S uaie widow in 1862. She embraced
I" u gospel OF Jesus Christ of Latter
x" Wy saints In her native land In tn,
h. io1f and emigrated to Utah will
sid family the year 1878. and has re
s ueu III Pleasant Grove since tina
son ,e' she died at the residence OF he
NJ Mons Monsoon, In Pleasant Grove
March 2, 1914.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-07
|,I,| Services For
IS, Elizabeth Stewart
lament Relief Society worker
I'D Most Useful Citizen

,,.,,heth Davis Stewart, wife
,,,s william H. Stewart, passed
!. ''' her home Tuesday, March, g.
..asd BY seven Of her eight sur
N v'. children. She had BE been n. con.
w, " from a bad case OF la grippe.
,D ,s,er developed into acute In
.,,ou Of the kidneys and other
S,awar, was a faithful member
r. ooSurch. having been president
a DC Manila Ward Primary ASSOC
i iae. sIso a member Of the presi-
lon, !, The Relief Society OF that
~ " ,or seven years. Since the
w. q, the Pleasant Grove ward
' served as president of the Relief
,s,v Of the Second Ward.
,s stewart was born In Birming-
! stafIordshire. England. Nov. ~,
! and came to America with her
s,,s and seven children. The ia
\ Nv, remained at st. Louis for four
While there her mother and
children we're stricken with chol-
and dIed. On account of the dread
disease her father was forced to
and TO the burial himself, using
/ crave for the three. They came
|Irtah n the fall of 1859. in Stephen
= company of sixty-tive wagons.
|sv moved to Payson for a short
NJ returning to Salt Lake, where
lived until her marriage to Will
1 n Stewart, Jan. 30, 1871. since
'Ich time she has resided at Pleasant
owe.
Mrs Stewart was the mother Of ten
Ildren. eight OF whom are now liv-
l and twenty grandchildren, and
! brother, Walter Davis Of Fl. Hall
mo- Her health has failed rapidly
20 the death of her husband one
n and a half ago. The family re-
yes the sympathy Of the entire
Ike, especially of the Pleasant Grove
rds.
10 more devoted wife and mother
r lived. Her whole thought was
her home, husband and children,
her constant worry was that she
unable to help the poor Of her
ID to her satisfaction.
uneral services were held Friday
'rnoon at / o'clock In the Taber-
lie, which was crowded with sym
hiking friends and relatives. All
business houses were closed In
honor during the time Of the serv-
lshop Swensen presided. The other
akers were L. =. Lund, w. l.. Hayes
J. HUMPHREYS and Mrs. Annie Z
dley. stake president of the Relief
ety, all Of whom extolled the char.
r and works Of the deceased In the
lest terms.
solo was rendered by Mrs. Rich.
any visitors from outside place.
nded and the floral tributes were
beautiful and numerous.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-07
City Council Proceedings

'ne regular meeting of the city
Until convened on the Second inst,
Wv" 'he mayor In the chair. and all
"eu''ers eScessing Councilman Green
,., '' present Councilman olpin being
,"s,' excused from the session on ac-
count of sickness.
n, considerable business was taken up
minis ls sitting. most of which was OF
MINOR Importance.
fora number OF irrigation water trans
rr.d, we're ordered Also petitions for
tTuhs certain streets. the petitioners
NS'''ihs 10 perform half Of the labor
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-07

Several Of our public school teach
ers visited schools in Salt Lake. Non
day.
Tuesday evening w. A. Boulter gave
a house party In honor of his wife's
birthday. Cards were INDUCED in till
supper. after which the evening was
spent In games and music. Those
present were: Messrs. aud Mesdames
Joseph Spencer. William Christiansen.
J. u. Eddins, George Dittmore. Bert
Cooley. All Alton and Mr.. Matt Spen-
Ger.
Some Of the science class--Mrs. Ov-
erlade. Ella Ogden, Ardens Atwood.
Susie Kirk. Ethel Clark and Mrs.
Johnson--have prepared an elaborate
menu for twelve-course dinner to be
served at the high school next Thurs
day.
Tuesday night the Mutual Improve
ment officers gave a social In the City
Hall for all Mutual Improvement mem
bers. A deliciousl unch, consisting Of
sandwiches. salad. watercress. Ice
cream and cake. was served, cafeteria
style, About 175 members were pres
emit A good interesting program was
rendered and the remainder Of the
evening was spent In dancing. An
enjoyablc time was had by all.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-07
SUIT TO CANCEL DEED.

Provo. March Suit to have can
celcd and declared void on the srouhus
of fraud and lack of consideration
deed for Pleasant Grove property VI
the value of $1,000 from Niels SVEN
sen, now deceased, to Della j, LoVeii,
has been filed In the Fourth Distric.
Court by Alma Swensen ct al agains'
Della j. Lowell. plaintiffs ana deieh,
dants are all children and heirs OF
Niels Swensen.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-07

Mr. ). E. HUMPHREYS was in Amer.
lean Fork Wednesday
Miss Rowena Adams is spending the
week at American Fork
MIR. Ruel Adams isworking at provo
for few weeks.
MIR. Richard Fenton was an Amer.
lean Fork visitor Monday and Tues
day.
Daniel Judd has sold his home here
asd will move to Idaho.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-07
Pleasant Grove Department :

Dr j. Fl. Ellsworth of Payson was
Ill town couple of hours Tuesday.
Rose u. Hayes was q Provo visitor
the first of the week.
MT and Mrs. w l.. Hays attended
the entertainment given by Helen Kel-
Ter at Provo. Monday evening
Jesse q. Webb, our local jeweler,
spent the week end at Lehi with his
family.
Joseph Il. Thorne is spending n few
weeks In Salt Lake. looking after
property interests.
II. l.. Clark has opened up a con-
tectionery business I'm connection with
the millinery store.
Ed Bush has sold his farm In the
basin to w. a. Merritt and purchased
the Judd farm at the railway crossing,
William Beal has sold his farm to
Ed Ball and will go to Salt Lake City
In the near future to operate dairy
Alex. Thornton and Richard Wadley
spent the past two days In Salt Lake
City and Davis county on the canning
business
Miss Cleone Lund spent Thursda,
evening the guest of Miss Thurman a
Lehi. She is now visiting friends II
Salt Lake City.
Mr.. Cutler, father of Guy V. Cutler
one of our public school teachers, CAV
his son n call Wednesday. He ha
been south to Glendale, Kane count!
and reports quite "a pleasant tri
Through southern Utah.
Mr.. J. NJ. Loveridge and Mr.. Fran
s. Stubs Of Provo purchased I'll
fountain and fixtures of Thorne's Ca
and expect to go into business
Schoheld. where Mr. Loveridge hi
business property.
James Marriott will leave on Il
, 18th inst for mission to the southe
states. A benefit party arranged
his honor will be given tomorrow o,
I lining In the Linden ward meetinghou
Y A very interesting program has be
arranged.
r w. Il. Cadmus, national organizer
IS the Progressive party. and Mr.. W.
Il Shoppe Of Salt Lake City. held p
gressive rally In the Rex Theatre
y Thursday evening. Mr.. Cadmus wa
t. Congregational minister for fift
H. years.
~ Miss Chloe Thorne entertained
" few OF her friends at candy
~ slumber party at her home Satur
night. A delightful time was had
=, all. Those present were the Mis-
10 Lavina Olsen. Roxie Adams, P'
= Wright. Josephine Halliday. Row
Adams, Litha Winters and Ora /
man.
ri Miss Lola Robinson entertained
n honor OF her 18th birthday Wedf
day night at a candy party. A daI
time was had by all present. The
4 vited guests were the Misses MI
sr Fenton, Lola Robinson. Mary McClo
in Grace Richens. Cora Wadley and IL
Holloway
ID Miss Hedve Johnson entertained
t, cards Tuesday evening. Refreshme
O. were served. Those present We
Sara Williamson. Edna Thomas. Be-
Newman, Hazel Shelley. Mae Cli
II virl Swenson. Vida Halliday, Gle
VI Lund. Sadie Mills. Hannah Com
Sadie Atwood, Emma Overlade.
thur Hall. Frank Atwood, Chaun
>, Thomas, Rem Swenson. Gustav An'
" son, Martin Christensen, Lynn Rol
), son, Elroy West and Frank Newman
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-07

Daniel Judd has sold his home here
asd will move to Idaho.
Utah Title Go.
A B S T r ACTS
See our nd.
Mrs. III. Il. Warwick went TO Spanish
Fork. Thursday, for weeks visit
with friends.
Glen Adamson, who is In business
In Salt Lake City, spent Sunday with
his parents in Pleasant Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Williamson went
TO Provo, Tuesday evening, to attend
a party given by the Owl Lodge.
Mrs. Niels poulson is In Provo. Her
son MILFORD, who teaches I'm the Brig
ham Young University, is very sick.
Miss Laura Walker returned home
Thursday evening after spending ten
days in Salt Lake visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Shelley of Amer
lean Fork were Pleasant Grove visi-
tors Wednesday.
Mr.. Kennedy Thornton of American
Fork spent Saturday and Sunday Wis
iting with Rollo Thornton.
Misses Vida Fage and Flossie
Frampton spent Saturday and Sunday
In Provo.
Poultry supplies; stock remedies;
at Peoples Coop. Tit
Mr. and Mrs. Overlade were In Salt
Lake on Saturday and saw Hamlet"
played.
A number of the students and most
of the faculty went to Provo, Monday
night, and heard Helen Keller.
Chick feed, charcoal, bone, oystcI
shell and complete line of remedie
at People's Coon. I'll
Mrs. Fred Meakin Of Salt Lake Cit
spent Saturday and Sunday here visit
ing with her sister. Mrs. Ferd Nelson
About thirty Pleasant Grove peopl
went to Provo, Monday evening,
hear Helen Keller, the deaf, dumb an
blind girl.
Prof. J. II. Walker spent severt
days recently In different parts OF tn
state. looking up public and hig
school consolidation.
Mr.. Omer Larson and Mr.. Kama
Ball were the guests OF Miss Peal
Grant and Miss Ruby Wootton. Sur
day, at American Fork
Miss Lucille Harvey. who Is attend
ing school In Provo, spent the latte
part of last week with her mother l
Pleasant Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Olsen returne
from Willard county Tuesday nigh
after spending two weeks visiting re
latives and friends.
Miss Chloe Thorne and Miss Peal
Wright spent Thursday In America
Fork, visiting relatives and friends.
Poultry supplies; stock remedies
at Peoples Coop. IL
Mrs. " l.. Halliday. who has bee
visiting with friends in Pleasant Grow
for week, returned TO Salt Lake Cit
Saturday,
Commencing this week. the NJ. j.
meetings will hereafter be held
Monday evenings instead Of Tuesday
as heretofore.
Prof and Mrs, l.. A. Richardson al
prof. j. II. Walker accompanied oil
local basket ball team to Provo Thur
day morning to attend the state tou
nament there. We look for good 7
ports of them In our next issue
Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs a
son Bullock were pleasantly surpris
, by number of their friends befo
moving to their farm In Manila. X
freshments were served and plea
! ant evening was spent with cards al
games. Those present were the IL
lowing: Mr., and Mrs. j. ID, Bullot
4 MIR. W. il, Armitstcad. Mr. and Nj
- lF G. Blackhurst, Mr., and Mrs j.
Armitstead. Mr.. and Mrs. j, II. wa
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-07

icdh FORK VISITOR Thursday.
John II. Francom of Payson was
Pleasant Grove visitor Thursday.
Bargains In household goods. See
ad. of Peoples Coop 7-1t
Miss Leah Thornton was an Amer
lean Fork visitor Monday
Mr.. James H. Walker spent Monday
at Salt Lake.
Mr.. John Nordstrom of Salt Lake
spent Tuesday in Pleasant Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Overlade spent
the first of the week in Salt Lake.
Mr.. II. NJ. Vance spent part of the
week visiting in Salt Lake.
Miss Evelyn Iyerson spent Monday
and Tuesday in Provo.
Miss Ella Hopkins spent the week
end at Lehi, the guest of her brother.
Prof. Karl Hopkins.
Miss Ethel Handley OF Vineyard was
the guest of Miss Vida Faye. Wednes-
day.
$500 Royal Worcester Corsets for
$l00. At Chipmans. all next week,
March to H. Tit
Miss Chloe Thorne and Pearl
Wright were American Fork visitors
Thursday.
Mr.. Ben Walton of American Fork
was Pleasant Grove visitor Satur-
day
$3.50 Royal Worcester Corsets for
s2.25. AT Chipman's, all next week,
March to IA. Tit
Mr.. Alex. Thornton was In Provo,
Tuesday, on business, and in Ogden,
Thursday and Friday.
Miss Hedve Johnson and Martin
Christensen spent Sunday and Mon
day In Salt Lake City
| Mrs. William Lin, ST., entertained
at dinner Sunday in honor Of her 65th
birthday Covers were laid for twenty
Mrs. Edith Erickson of Salt Lake
City is visiting with her mother, Mrs.
c. J. Johnson.
Mrs. II. n. Anderson of Salt Lake
Is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Lars Nelson.
Low waist corsets. new spring styles,
at Chipman's. $1.25 for Soc; $500 Tor
$1.OO; $3.50 for $2,25. One week only
7-1t
Miss Josephine Halliday and Miss
Leah Thornton spent Thursday at
. Provo.
| Mrs. c. p. Larson and her daughter
Jennie spent the week end with heI
daughter, Mrs. ~ IL. Nelson, at Provo
Golden Rule prices on rugs ana lace
curtains will make you wonder now
they do 1t. It's easy. They nave ~
Stores -
Miss Lee of the high school facult!
spent the week end in Salt Lake ant
went to the plays. IF | We're King
and Hamlet"
a Principal Walker has spent severa
: days with Superintendent Greer In
yestigating the consolidation theory
in some of the other counties.
S Mrs. Emma Malin OF Salt Lake CIT
spent Sunday in Pleasant Grove, IN
4 guest of her mother, Mrs. Laura Mel
{ son.
. Mr.. Kennedy Thornton and IN
. Misses Pearl and Grace Rolley G
{ American Fork were the guests
o Miss Leah Thornton Saturday an
:, Sunday,
@ There was so school Monday on a'
e count of teachers visiting day MiS
i Lee, MIR, Jones and Mr.. overlade VII
. tied the Salt Lake high school; NJ
o Johnson, American Fork, and Ml'
Hopkins and Miss Thurman, LEM
Miss Nellie Green entertained AT
= birthday party Saturday night 10
is lreshments were served to the follow
n ing. The Misses Nellie Green, FLO
d once West. Deane Marriott, virgin
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-07

Eight percent money to- losn on
farms. No commission. r. 9. Hold
ing. SO West First South. Salt LAKE
City. Utah. SArtf
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-07

Miss Nellie Green entertained AT a
birthday party Saturday night re
freshments were served to the follow
ing. The Misses Nellie Green, Flor
once West, Deanc Marriott, Virginia
Smith, Belva West, Della Richens ana
the Messrs. Leo Thorne Marion Wad-
ley Loren Walker Bert Fage, Loren
Weeks, Clyde Robinson, Owen Green
ind Lamar Green,
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-07
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American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-07

There was SO school Monday Oh ac
count of teachers visiting day. Mis-
Lee, Mr. Jones and Mr. overladc Wis
tied the Salt Lake high school; MI
Johnson, American Fork, and MIS-
Hopkins and Miss Thurman, Lehi'
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-07

Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs Ar
son Bullock were pleasantly surprised
by number of their friends before
moving to their farm In Manila. Re
,reshments were served and pleas
ant evening was spent With cards and
games Those present were the fol-
lowing: MIR, and Mrs. j. ID. Bullock
MIR. W. il, Armitstead. Mr., and Mrs
In. G. Blackhurst, Mr. and Mrs D. H.
Armitstead. Mr.. and Mrs, j, Il, Wad-
hey, Mr., and Mrs, owen Halliday, Mr'
and Mrs. Albert Wright. Mr. and Mrs
West Jacobs. Mr.. and Mrs. SAINT wal
Ler Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Harper, Miss
Rose Harper, MIR. aud Mrs. Alva emp
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Harper and
Mr. and Mrs, g. A. Gammett,
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-07

'dtlhe follc..
WI with wh6s
isible
said anin,
FEB, %. wig !
|h 4, bidder IN =
at Q o'cIo'g|
,,reh, lsli9
, an Count
lay Of FeS,.l
LoslE, \
Said City. /
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-07

Mr.. Kennedy Thornton and thu
Misses Pearl and Grace Rolley oI
American Fork were the guests o.
Miss Leah Thornton Saturday an'
Sunday,
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-07

Several of our public school teach
ers visited schools in Salt Lake, Mon
day. -.