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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-25
PROGRESSIVES NOMINATE
Choose H. T. Halbert for Gov
ernor of Minnesota.

81 Paul. April 24.-Hugh T. Helbert.
chairman OF the state Progressive party.
al the state conference OF Progressive.
here to-day. was nominated for Gov
ernor A full state ticket was named and
a resolution adopted supporting President
Wilson and Congress in their efforts 10
uphold our national honor in the present
crisis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-25
Olive Fremstad Has Cold.

Nine Olive F'remstad will not sing IN
the Sunday night concert at the Metro
politan Opera House. Her place VIII be
taken by Nine. Marie Rappold. II was
announced last night that Nine Frem-
stad has a severe cold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-25
Dillingham; TO Run Again

Montpelier. VI. April 2i-A formal an
,opnccncnt that william y. Dillingham;
,,o,id te a candidate 10 succeed himself
- t-,,,cd states Senator was made to-
night at a meeting in Waterbury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-25
OBITUARY.
JAMES 3. HOLLAND.

Holland. Of the United States court for
the Eastern District Of pennsylvania.
died at his homo I'm Conshohocken, near
here. to-day. lie was nfty-slN years old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-25
Castles to Give Tango Prizes

The season at Castle House Will close
with the week ended May 2. during which
there VIII be daily contests In dancing
omen only 10 amateurs. Mr. ana MIS-
castle have offered two prizes one Tor
the ono-step and hesitation "a'u' me
other for the tango and make and nan
and half The judges will be MIS-
,t..,sovs. Quentin Tod and CLIFTON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-25

ELLIs-Friday morning. April -. 1919,
Eva Lucretia (Williams), wife OF
James \. Ellis. IN her seth year
Funeral a her late residence. 522
West l3fth 81. Sunday. ! p. m. Burial
Rt Kensico Cemetery. Rebekah service.
HI-NT-At Goldens Bridge. y. Y. on the
4th day. 22d inst, Charles Lindley Hunt.
in his 12d year Funeral services Will
be held in Friends Meeting House.
Chappaqua. y. Y. on eth day. 9Th
month. 18th. al p. m. Carriages viii
meet train leaving Grand Central Sta
ton l2:49 and Rawlings 1910. IL is tho
wish that no flowers be sent.
MINGLE-On Wednesday. April p.
1919. ROsanna Bowers Mingle. widow
Of sampson -. Ningle. Funeral SER
vices AT the RelnOrd Apartments.
Broadway and S6th St. on Saturday.
april %. 1914 M y. m Philadel-
Dhia and WilliamspOrt, Penn. papers
please copy.
MURTHA-At East Orange, y. J.. April
%. 1914. iu her S5tn year Ann Murths.
Funeral private lntcrment az Shrews-
bury. y. j., Saturday J.. m
WOODBRIDGE-On April % 1914. Caro-
line. daughter % the late Dr. Samuel NJ
and Caroline Bergen Woodbridge. Fu-
neral services a her late residence, let
Hamilton ST.. New Brunswick. y. J.,
on Saturday morning. April -. at II
Cd ciOC X
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-25
Annual Service for Masons.

The annual Masonic service will be
held this year AZ the Chapel or the Inter
cession. Broadway and i5Jth ST.. to-mor-
row evening at ) o'clock Grand Chaplain
William Watson will preach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-25
MAR RIED.

Notice. - n-lr-iqges and deaths must be
accompanied BY full name and address,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-25
NfErERtFt.

THE WoODIANN CEMETERY.
.sgd 81 By Harlem Train and by trolley.
Once ~ East ESD ST. n. Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-25
'nF7YSIX GUESTS
N THEATRE PARTY
=. III. Proctor, of BOS-
a 80 EntertainS for Her
Niece, Miss Strong.
sOs OF. BUTTERWORTH
LUNCHEON HOSTESS
D Y. Lindabury and Mrs.
- ..,,vood Aldrich Give Dinners
Mrs. J. }. AstOr Returns.

asrVO00 AiuilNh Ol'O Nii''Ni'
Mrs. J. }. Astor Returns.
$3.50. Il. Proctor. o. Boston, gave
u ,ar,y last n.ght Tor her niece.
il'| C~sylo,te r. strong. daughter OF
ys Ms. James Remsen Strong.
u s,r guests 20 see The Beauty
srIs At the Aston Theatre. Af'srward
?" " went 70 sherrys FOR supper
~ asnc.ns
~ and Mrs. James Remsen Strong.
s - Mrs. Henry lngerson Riker.
y rr,sneth Burriu. Miss Constance
Miss Rosetta Carson, Miss
s. Dixon. Miss Emlie Ford, Mics
o. crn,taing. Miss Cornelia Geer
o.-,ryse Hoyt. Miss Mary r. Has
- nss Alice Haven. Miss Coline IN
Ms. Harriet Paris. Miss Dorothy
howard. Miss Margaret Porter.
80 rysns Richard. Miss Joy Williams,
-. oorothy HOLSTER ana Miss Mar
n-., Strong
- w.re Reginald Frsncklyn. Fran
- Amory Haskell Montague Geer.
s'.,w Harvey. C. z Klmoal. Irving
1..,,,5 Ransom Noble. William Phil
rI-dsav yelling. william Palmer,
80 welling. william osborn. J..
-, y,sus. Nicholas Biddle, William
.v.,l Allen Butle-. McFarren Barr,
rr-,s COIN, Henry Ford. Harold Hart
..r-r. Laurence Won !. Schwab and
aBs,t Lob.
w., aeorss Forrest Butterworth gave
m,cheon yesterday az her home. 81
~. ath 81. Tor Miss Isabel Inlay
80 whose engagement 10 her son.
-. Forrest Butterworrh. tr, was re-
...,,v announced. The table was decor
~ With pink roses. pink sweetpeas
- o,hsr spring flowers OF the same
,olo;.
y. guests included Mrs. Louis de
s,.s, Moore. Mrs william Zieg.er. IT..
Va samuel NI1ank. Mrs. Louis g..
r,s.-sde. Mrs. Thomas Ellis Brown, Mrs.
l-.Vtord Bacon. 1-rs. austin Neftel Mrs
o.xsn Klsuth. Mrs. Robert T. Streoeigh,
Va. c5ar.otte Chalmers. Miss Katherine
v.-.ly. Mss Margaret North, Miss
e.ndine Frost Miss Helen Hartley
-.-.ps. Miss Elolse BlootEood, Miss
Ference Moberly Miss Alice Pine Miss
Emily sherman. Miss Barbara brewster
a., p...L ur.,~ Miss Mary w. Bangs.
Mss I4sa Todd. Miss Maria Nandernoe-'
Kiss Caroline J. Murray mss 9a' an
s.hWler Butter. MISS 1lars'-Ie -'' III 3 '''''
X Mss Margaret Garrison HENDERSON
GS Mary Chaplin Edgar MISS Ly ala
Ws Mar B. Haskell. Miss Elizabeth
7aolasr Miss alice Guernsey MISS Laura
6 Parsons, Miss I1itn "elinan' MISS
Mran Whitman. MISS Katherine sane
s''a'' '''1 -.-'a7
a.. p..s.-s 80 -.-san,,-,. 1,vc o. din.
:. . -. -s-. -lob- % ne 81
-, r.. --.- ,.s. ss-rad In the
. - = .--,- "a. -.,..-oe-t,,e-,.liev
-. 80 80 -..--.. 800 ~ ,Ystics
- 49, 80 H. o,5 Mrs
an Z. Porter lr and AIRS. Henry d.
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OUR LADys TTMBLER

Narnot. A tuu,tler. ........... " Kenny. ~
Rc-elle. q int. player. ..... 3. Gutenberg. IS
Eo.-c DANG des FleUrs. ....... -. Amidon 70
choir il,s-I.. Walker T. Harris. &. Butler,
=. Moreerthau. - Blondel. T. Hubbard =.
Morehouse. u. Meyers. r. Rosenstein l..
Talbot ID Bauer. e.. Cohen. T.. Cohen. T.
Conlan. n. Fischer r Kannaufskv. y. Lest
p. Lect. 4 Polit1er. 2. Papazier r Rhosdes
and 4 Schultz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-25
DIED..

Ellis Eva J.. " Murtha. Ann
Hunt. Charles l.. Woodbridge, caroline
Mingle RosannH 3.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-01-10
City Officials
Take Oath Of Office

noon Monday, Mayor j. l.. Har-
land Councilmen G. F. Westpbal,
J Fugal, Herman Greene and e.
blptn, met at the city hall and
over from Mayor A. e. Cooper
| his regime the reins of city gov
hent. Councilman J, E. Thorne
| the holdover member.
be Mayor was not ready with his
|of appointments but will probably
lent them at a special meeting
|sht.
be list Of committees to which the
hcilmen we're assigend follows:
later works--C. F. Westphal, Neili
BAL, J. Il. Thorne.
|rigation-Niels Fugal, Herman
en, e. d. Olpin.
hblic Grounds--Herman Green
IL Fugal, ]. 4. Thorne.
treets and Electric Lights. Z
Srne. e. d. Olpin. G. F. Westphal
finance, Claims-E. d. Olpin, Her
Green, c. r. westphal.
hdiciary--J. e. Thorne, c. F. West
D. e. D. olpin.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-01-10
'ANNING FACTORY
FOR PLEASANT GROVE

A number OF Pleasant Groves most
)nterprising citizens are leading out
|or a canning factory. Some OF them
.ill meet with Salt lake City capital
|sts today. 1t is understood that GER
lain Salt Lake City people are willing
20 join hands with the people OF
Pleasant Grove and erect modern,
pp- date factory to take care OF not
bnly much of the fruit that is raised
here but also tomatoes, peas, corn
and other vegetables.
The time is now ripe for the build
ing of canning factory here and
every man who will put his none,
Into 1t will not only reap good re
burns but will be considered a grea
'benefactor to the community.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-01-10
)ther Pioneer Goes to Rest

frs. Emma II. Smith. another Of the
" settlers OF Pleasant Grove,
bed away on New Years day. Her
hise was due to peritonitis super
Iuced by gall stones.
Funeral services were held in the
bernacle Sunday. Bishop Olpin pre-
hng. Music was furnished by the
tst Ward choir and Miss Roena
|ams sang "The Beautiful City"
|ex. Bullock, Bishop s. l.. Swenson,
Sbert Thorne. C. b. Harper. Ezra
hlker and ]. o. Bullock were the
bakers, and Bishop James H. Walk
read the following sketch:
Mrs. Smith was born In Bedford
lire, England, January 6. 1914. Her
|pther died when she was but SIX
bars OF age. At nine years Of age
Se emigrated with her father, Sam.
D Linfeld, arriving In this countr,
1 New Orleans. In 1853 she reached
tab after walking most Of the wa!
cross the plains and settled In Og
en, at that time village OF but three
h four houses. After the people re
hrned from the southern COUNTIES
the coming Of the soldier
he went to Salt Lake City 10 work
living most of the time at the home O
baniel II. Wells. Here she met an
lfterward married Daniel NJ. Smith
later they moved to Pleasant Grov
Shere she has resided ever since. He
husband died nine years ago. Sh
J the mother OF eleven children. Sc,
b OF whom are living, all being
Ter bedside as she passed away.
Mrs. Smith has always been a
<ctive worker In the church and ha
Alst returned from teaching Wis
hen taken SO seriously Ill. She WI
typical pioneer.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-01-10
NOTICE TO GRAzERs

Mr.. Manwill, district forest super
visor, will be In Pleasant Grove, jan
uary goth, 9th, 2Sth, to take appli-
cations for grazing for the season OF
1914. The advisory board has levied
an assessment for range expenses
which will be received at the time
when application is made. All de-
linquent assessments must be paid
OH or before this date to F. ID. Att
wood, secretary and treasurer. lo-lt
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-01-10
THORNE.HUBER

One OF the interesting weddings
scheduled for an early date will be
that OF George Thorne, one of Pleas
|ant Groves early settlers. and Mrs,
Emma Huber of Denver Mr.. Thorne
has not yet experienced the ecstacy
of having met his future bride but
has done his wooing through the as
sistance of Uncle Sans mail.
He became acquainted with Mrs
Huber through an ad. in Colorado
paper, ind telegraphed her a tickle
from Denver to Pleasant Grove, Wed
nesday,
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-01-10
Utah Apples Pe.Emlnent

In the National Fruit Exhibit at
Chicago, 1909, Utah Apples took the
prize on all points. In San Francisco,
In 1910. at a similar exhibit they beat
everything there, and brought home
first prize.
Utah grown apples have a delicate
delicious flavor, hold up better and
are preferred by shippers and CON-
missioners for export trade to for
eign countries.
Utah apples are making a name In
European markets.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-01-10
Lindon Dramatic Company.

The Linden Dramatic Company
presented Santiago" to big house
that filled the Linden hall, New Years
night.
The parts were all so exceptionally
well taken that favorable mention OF
a few names would be unjust to the
others.
The play netted the ward $3.50
which will be sent to the missionaries
It will be repeated In Sharon Ward
tonight and in Alpine a week later.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-01-10
PLEASANT GROVE LOCALS

Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Overlade spent
several. days at Provo this week.
Jos. Fage made business trip to
Salt Lake City. Tuesday.
Curtis West and Rowley Armstead
left this week for the b. Y. U. to take
a missionary course.
Home raised fruit trees for sale by
s. ID. Radmall, Pleasant Grove, Utah.
1-tf.
Miss Orpha Halliday. who has been
spending the past week in Salt Lake
has returned home.
Miss Viola Coles of Salt Lake has
returned home after spending weeH
visiting friends and relatives here.
The engagement OF Lawrence XIII
and Miss Matte Wright is announced
the marriage to take place IN the hea
future.
The wedding of Miss Bertha Fag
and William ]. Ash will take place 4
the Salt Lake Temple next Wednes
} day.
/ Burton Adams aud Leroy Peterson
who have been spending few day
visiting friends and relatives In sar
. pete have returned home.
I Mrs. Sadie Hitchcock OF Salt LAX
has returned home after spendin
several days visiting friends and rel
tives here.
q Mr.. and Mrs. Elvin West OF Sa
i Lake entertained at a watch par
y New Years eve. Those present we
e Mrs. VIM. H. Stewart, Mr.. and MI
n VIM. Atwood, Mr. and Mrs. C.
II Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs J. II. Stewa
DR.. and Mrs. C. s. Jones, Miss r.
r. Stewart and Mr., Duane Stewart,
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-01-10
EXTENSION MEETING

Tuesday evening all the Mutual
Improvement meetings were dis
missed that the members might at
tend the meeting In the Tabernacle
given under the direction Of the Ag-
ricultural College Extension depart
ment
The local high school furnished the
music.
Lon ]. Haddock was the speaker o.
the evening. his subject was "Th'
Young Man OF Tomorrow and wal
well received by the big audience tina
crowded the building.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-01-10
Shower for Mrs. Merle Kirk.

Mrs. Merle Cullimore-Kirk. who has
been spending the holidays with her
parents. Bishop and Mrs.A. l.. GULL
more, returned to Garfield. Tuesday
Monday evening at the home OF
Mrs. ]. Y. Walker, shower was CIV
en- in honor OF Mrs. Kirk by the Soro'
sis club and the Junior M. I. A. girls
who presented her with a beautiful
cut glass water set
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-01-10
sTOCKUOLDER's MEETING

There will be meeting OF the
stockholders of the Bank of Pleasant
Grove, held at their office January
20, 1914, at 2 o'clock p. m, for the
purpose Of electing board of seven
directors TO serve the company for
the ensuing year.
w. $, CHAPMAN, Cashier
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-01-10

Miss Harriet Jensen, who has been
attending school at Salt Lake CITY,
took suddenly i'll with appendicitis
and was taken to the hospital and
operated on. She Is very low, but the
latest report is that she is recover
ing very slowly.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-01-10

Martelle Lund gave a party Friday
night 20 few OF his friends. The
evening was spent in games and mus
ic. Delicious refreshments were SER
we'd. Those present were Duane
Stewart, Enrol Halliday, Karl Banks
Clarence Weeks, Louis Larson Lynn
Robinson, Harold Robinson Alma
Kirk. Martlle Lund. Flossie Tramp
ton, vida Fage. Amy Cooper Virsie
Gray, Rose Hayes, opal Wadley, Heha
Cooper, cleona Lund, Marion Tanner
and Dorothy Swenson'
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-01-10

The Misses Amy and Rena Cooper
entertained at a card party SATURDAY
evening In honor of Miss Pauline
Lewis of Midvale. Those present
were the Misses Mae Clark. Belle
Olpin, Leona West, Rozilla Wadley
stella Fenton, Rua Stewart, Cleone
Lund, Eta Westphal, Emily Ander-
sou, Laura Walker. Dezzie Sheoii
Opal wadley, and the Messrs Lynn
and Harold Robinson. Duane Stewart
Carl Banks. Martelle Lund' Alma
Kirk. Gustaye Anderson, Roy Wilson
Ernest Rasmussen. Guy Cutler,
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-01-10
Manila News

Mr.. and Mrs. Pyne and family OF
Provo spent New Years day with
Mrs. Pynes sister, Mrs. a. Holman:
The students who were home for
the vacation have gone back to school
at Logan and Provo.
Miss Hannah Monson Is here spend
ing a few days with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Sven Monsoon.
Mrs. Martin Monsoon entertained a
a card party last Friday night. MI
and Mrs. A. Holman, Mr.. and NIT
SVEN Nelson, Miss Ora Holman, Nj
faima Monson, Miss clarinda Holman
Mr.. Joseph frrf--caf- sa...'spsssA N
, Charles Holman and Mr.. and M
Geo. Holman.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-01-10

Sunday. December goth, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. II. Overlade entertained al
dinner the following guests: MT ana
Mrs. s w. Williams. Mr.. and Mrs
s. Johnson. Mrs. A. overlade and Miss
Linda Simmons OF Provo and Mr. Ellis
Oyerlade OF Colorado.
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- 81
this week in Vineyard the guest OF
Miss Ethel Hindley.
l.. w. Lund returned the early part
Of the week from three days bust
ness trip in Davis county.
Miss Hedve Johnson returned sun
day from ten days visit with friends
in Logan.
Miss Laura shurtliff returned Mon
day after spending the holidays with
her parents at Garfield
A baby girl was born to Mr. ana
Mrs. Ada Wright Monday Mother
and baby are doing nicely
l. Miss Vera Heiselt OF Provo canyon,
who has been visiting with Mrs. Han
nah Gender for two weeks. returned
home Tuesday.
| Miss Lavina Olsen has taken Miss
vida Halliday's place as relief opera
tor at the telephone Office.
Miss Chloe Thorne was visitor
} of Mrs. Eme Gatherum NQf Provo
Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Ben West, who has beeifyery
e IN for some time is able to be cut
GAIN.
e Miss Ada Taylor Of Provo, spent
. Sunday the guest OF Miss Edni
It Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Russon OF Pal
Alto, California. are visiting with MI
and Mrs Stanley Keetch.
A party was given Saturday In hon
i or OF A. G. Keetch's 74th birthda,
!. There was an oyster supper, games
"A etc.
IS Miss Chloe Friday returned to La
ne gan. Sunday. after spending the hol
e. DAYS I'm Pleasant Grove the guest Q
ID her sister, Mrs. Alva Chapman.
1t. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Peterson OF Sa
Lake, spent Sunday and Monday
Pleasant Grove the guests of Mr.. an
Mrs. O. F. Heron.
MRS VIM. II. Stewart, Miss III
Stewart and Duane Stewart have r
to turned home after spending the wee
end with Salt Lake relatives.
ad w. Il. Clark contemplates addir
Ike line of drugs and patent medicin
TO his stock OF merchandise In q
near future. Watch for his annou
by camant TO-
ali.
If Mr.. and Mrs. James Adamson r
turned from Salt Lake City, Tnesd'
zen They were accompanied by their SC
AXE Glen, who has been of work for sc
= eral days because of illness.
has Joseph wadley and Mr. and M
eek Adolph Warwick returned TO Logs
3. Monday, where they are attendi
the Agricultural College.
.irk
ced. Miss Pearl Larson has returned
Iear her home at Salt Lake after spendi
the holidays with her parents,
and Mrs, C. =. Larson.
age
Q In Georee Culiimore has taken o.
nes- the McBride-Nelson Mercantile ST.
on Provo Bench and moved his fam
there. Mr.. and Mrs Nelson hi
son, gone to Arizona for Mrs. Nelso
days health.
San
Miss Pearl Loader was married
Provo, Monday. to David Davis
AXE, Lehi Junction. A family supper
ding served I'm the evening TO the yoV
rela- neonIe who will make their fut
home In Bingham.
Salt Misses Rena Cooper, Dezzie She
,arty Amy Cooper. Viola West Emily
were derson, Leona West and Messrs' ID
Mrs. Halliday. Harold Robinson,
:. S. Banks, Ianthus Hilton. Andrew Jo
wart, son, Arthur Anderson, returned
Rua Salt Lake. Sunday night, All are
ltending the U. Of ~
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-01-10

Mrs. J d. Thorne received word
from Salt Lake that her brother, Il.
f. Ellsworth, of Oakley. Idaho. was
at the l.. ID. s hospital to bu operated
on for appendicitis. Before he could
be prepared for an operation he broke
out with smallpox.
The new Parcel Post rates have
caused such an increase in the weight
of mail that Otto l.. Mayhem, our mail
| messenger, has re-bid his contract
for carrying the mail. A horse aud
buggy will be necessary in the future
to haul the mail as II is too heavy
for push cart.
In this issue will be found the ad
Of the Utah Title Company, license,
abstracters of title for Utah county
The company Is Utah county firu
and by reading their ad each wee
you will get some interesting infor
nation why you should have an at
stract of title to your home or farm
Mrs Ed. Wadley entertained at
Kensington Tuesday afternoon. Tho'
present were Mesdames j. r. Hallida
Kate Jacobs, ]. w. Halliday. Jrp
. r. Halliday, l.. w. Lund, Niels Pou
: son. A. b. Chapman, VIM. Marriott,
X. Robinson, s. ID. Swenson. w.
Hayes, c. +. Westpha, w. b. Atwoc
y Ray Winters, ], x. Wad'ey, j.
o Thorne, A. X. Thornton, s. F. Wal
s. er. Lunch was served OH trays a
all had an enjoyable time.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-01-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. II. Thorne were
Provo visitors for New Years.
Miss Mabel Monsoon visited friends
at Payson for New Years day
Mr.. Lawrence White of Idaho, spent
New Years with his grandmother,
Mrs. Catherine White.
Mr.. Harry Hanson of Salt Lake,
spent New Years with Mrs. Annie
Mills and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Smith came
down from Salt Lake Sunday to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Emma Smith
Marion Tanner spent the week end
at Payson, Utah, with relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Marriott ant
family Of Provo, spent New Years
here visiting with relatives.
| Mr.. Cyrie Cluff, of Salt Lake. spen
Thursday and Friday the guest o
Miss Grace Richens,
Mrs. L. A. Richardson is In Ogde
on account of the illness of her me
ther.
A baby girl was born Wednesda
to Mrs. Irene Peay, of Garfield, VIII
Is visiting with her mother. Mr.
: Spiers Wilson.
Mr.. Howard Smith of Salt LAX
|. was Q Pleasant Grove visitor for Ne
: Yoars, returning to Salt Lake, SUI
d day.
Miss Hermes Peterson return
to her school work at Provo, Su
- day night after spending the holida
with her father, N. p. Peterson.
Miss Vida Halliday returned FRI
: Salt Lake, Monday, after spendi
. New Years with her sister, Mrs. Jc
Coombs.
!. Miss Stella Steggells has return
~ home after spending ten days "
her grandmother, Mrs. X. Nelson
nj Redmond.
" 2oute, Agent Mauser. Of the Am
cai1 Cypress eolnrune,T-~RdAe-ss-s
ness "trip to Pleasant Grove, Wed
~ day. Mr.. Halliday showed him
~ ponds Of interest throughout our
Mrs. Mary Weeks entertained
,v dinner lew Years day the folio
90 out OF town guests. the Misses BE
and Lucille Lewis, and the Nc
Harrison and Ira Hurst and Wa
% Alfred OF Provo.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-01-10
twenty-five Cent Piece Every Week Free
Pleasant Grove Department

Mrs. John whitby, of Alpine. is
here visiting her parents. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Sven Monson.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-01-10

An insipient was started Tuesday
In the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Leon
Smith. After a brief absence Mrs.
Smith returned home and found the
room filled with smoke and her two
small children setting in the room
There was some excitement for few
minutes but few buckets OF water
put out the flame. only a little oil
cloth back OF the stove was burned
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-01-10
TO OUR PLEASANT
GROVE FRIENDS

When you have any printing 70
he done, We wish you would call
.,tha. REVIEW man mp By phone
No. s., 1holIl I9Y@k
nj the main Office, Opvs<SSkGA
Office, American Fork.
We do all kinds Of printing
big or little, and we do II quick
Remember the NUMBER and the
PLACE. Just across the street
from the Big Tabernacle.
Alpine Publishing TO. u.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-01-10

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Atwood OF Salt
Lake entertained at dinner Friday
eve. in honor Of Mrs. Atwood's mo-
Their. Mrs. VIM. Stewart OF Pleasant
Grove. Covers were laid for fifteen
Music and games completed the even
ing's enjoyment.