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American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-08-01
Alpine Stake Sunday Schools
Coming TO Pleasant Grove
Zig Committee Now nj work to Make
success OF Annual Outing on Aug.
ust 26th.

The annual Stake outing of all Tho
sunday Schools of the Alpine Stake
viii be held this year at Pleasant
Grove, on the last Wednesday. half
holiday, August 2Gth.
The gathering will be in the public
grove at Pleasant Grove. Il is ex-
pected that all the Sunday Schools
VIII bring their picnic and have lunch
con in the grove.
The time of gathering Is IL o'clock.
After the picnic is over program
VIII be given. TO be followed by sports,
games, aud entertainments.
childrens dance will be given in
the Orpheus Hall and a public dance
VIII be in the same hall that even
ing.
tho committees In charge of the
work are
Sborts--C. l.. Warwick, Chairman,
G. a. Coates, Kosellc Storrs, Vera Tay-
Tor, Ed. Southwick, b. n. Christensen,
Ed. Wadley, Rose Harper. f. S. Hum
phries, Beatrice Gray, Elroy West,
Ernest Rasmussen, J r. Wright. Amy
Walker, X. -. Wadlcy, Iiflic Warwick
llefreshments-W l.. Hayes. Chair
man; G.. X. Miller. West Jacobs, John
Sabin, Hebcr Bcnnion, Opal Wadley,
ben Blake, Lcona Foutz. T. Hilton,
Stena Clayton, Herald Walker. SUSIE
Kirk, Chester Pully, Ora holman.
Program--C. w Whitaker, Mary
GLEASON. Josie Greenwood. j, H.
Adams, lens +. Fugal.
Publicity. NJ. kirkham, T. j.
Clayson, A. l.. Yates, Mark Green, II.
$. liumphrics.
Decorations will be under the di-
roct,on OF the plcasan, Grove Sunday
Schools.
rhs gathering promises to be the
greatest IN the history Df the Stake
Sunday schools.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-08-01
Prominent ChurChmen
Attend Stake Conference
Apostle hebCr i. Grant, President
Joseph W. McMurrlp, DIR. George II.
Brimhall and UucIc Jesse knight
Addresses Large Audiences.

The Alpine stake Conference. held
III The grove last Sunday, was one of
the most largely attended ever held
here. The day was ideal and the
crowds came in autos, buggies and OH
the electric line, The good people of
Pleasant Grove entertained tho hun
ureds oil visitors at dinner in their
homes, everybody present being in
Nltcd to dine, by someone
President James II. Clarke made the
report on the condition of the stake.
AT the forenoon meeting, and address
scB were also made by Apostle Heber
D. Grant and Joseph w. McMurrin
whose themes were largely devoted to
the subject of tithng
Alter the sustaining of the general
Church and Stake officers. Uucle Jesse
Knight made talk on the desirability
OF sending the boys aud girls to the
Brigham Young University at Provo.
Dr. Geo. n Brimhall also eulogizcd
the church university at Provo and
importunCd the parents to send more
w 'h'iI iDtIt 10 become
teachers as there is an opening for
two-ihirds more teachers than the
state furnishes at present, and that
too at remuncrativc salaries. lie also
advised the people TO support the pa
per which refused to carry whiskey
and tobacco advertisements.
President Joseph McAIurrin made a
fine address along doctrinal lines.
Apostle Hebcr j. Grant made the clos
ing tali which strongly commended
supporting papers which were clean
and did not carry Objectionable advcr-
tlscmcnts, but were suitable for every
members of the family to read The
Apostle also dwclt on the prohibition
question. lie referred to the petition
signed by $4,000 Utah citizens asking
for state wide prohibition, and which
was presented in vain to former
legislature. He said the people should
be carGul TO pledge every candidate,
who rs nominated this fall to vote for
a law that will give the people the
right to vote on the question of state
wide prohibition.
A combined choir. made up from
members OF the three wards, led by
Dr.. b. Morck, did the singing
When the conference adjourned II
was for three months, with the state
ment that the next conference would
probably be held in the new Stake
Tabernacle.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-08-01
Three Celebrations
On Pioneer Day
iindon, Manila and Pleasant "ro'e
Al Held Successful 'eic'
bratiOnS.

Pioneer Day went ell Wi'hout
hitch in all three districts ut rive.
SAINT Grove, Manila aud Lindon' IN,
pragram being carried out practloa'lS
ms outlined in previous issues OF TINS
paper ao,,,,s ni
songs, readings, speeches euios']'ns
the early pioneers aud telling OF then
.ardships. There was good INC .,
snorts al all three gatherings ana q
20 crowd Witnessed the base Oal'
camo nj Central Park In the afternoon
',w,nn liudon and f,luildale, when
resulted la u score OF 10 10 ~ d I"
OF the home team. lherc was YAM
o lu an the halls at hlGhI
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-08-01
ENJAMIN ., LIND0h J.: ~e
LYNDON :, BENjAhiN :

d,uhle header ball game WAS pay
ID at Benjamin THURSDAY w, " anu
iudou ind wenJaihih NJ ',h
Salman were the pitchers ~ u
games The first one rcaull'u ~, ,u,
mo sided victory tor BenJalhil' maun
score of . to /. In the seoon" sH Tho
mo score was more evenly nu
Same was called in the eighth inhlnE
800 ;" ',cconnt of darkness, wit' the score
ta"Jine eight ,or each side. II WIZ
hago IN he played at some future oale'
rhe game Wednesday between M ',,
o,icon Fork and Linden, when wac
moi playcd because of rain' WIN PRIV
ably pleyed today ,..1ay win he
Inc game next "Wednesday WI "
aetscen Lindon and Spanish FORK
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-08-01
More P|ums and ApTIcois
~ truit Growcrs' Branch Quit
"'hg Piums and ApricOts.

~ Utah Grove Fruit Growers as
/ an mis- week sent out orders
I,%a. us branches to quit taklnr
s ahd Apricots. The reason rol
mi ', m'l Is that the association has
knts wv NAV by assembling the ship
Se,,I ~ carload lots from the differ.
n 10 ,olS' results In too much hand
y ar,i permit of their being shipped
Iotba, ing IN first class condition
|eon,,ir reason Is that the shippint
|s h"n 'sSloh men In the Utah mar.
|ibew p'eh unsatisfactory, because
|nls dLa'''ptlng other cousignments
ss, uoeS not mean, however. that
Ecb ooia'ion will not handle the
|rir,rip pear and apple CROP. on In,
|hsndl we association Is proposing
4 " r" about three fourths of what
hi' on' IA these fruits. II has
wi " many states now making
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-08-01
MARRIED At CRETNA GREEN

The many friends OF Mr. and Mrs.
c. f. Richie are showcring them with
congratulations because OF an event
which took place inFarmington. Utah's
Grctna Green last February. Mrs.
Richie was thought to be Miss Laura
Walker, tin one day this week, the
secret leaked out that she had been
Mrs Richie for the past six months.
Mr.. Richie is "A telephone construc-
ton foreman Mrs, Richie will 20
80 salt AXE CITY next week, where
the happy couple will make their
home,
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-08-01
,,UE FOMN ROOF OPERA
HOUSE, MONDAY, AUGUST !

Nothing but m epidemic or quaran-
tine can stop "'rhc Town Fool he's
some character, twas said he came
rom the mountains of Fast Tennessee,
.hcrc they make their own Ticker
and live the simple life, where nature
konws 40 bounds, and the unwrittcn
law Is enforced Special Scenery.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-08-01
'"ILi BROS. WILL SHIP
ANOTHER CAR OF ORR

' a' "adley Bros. have almost am
y care OF ore In Pleasant Grove,
!. ore sun taking out ore. though
y gre Sill taking out ore, though
t.s %e experiencing great difficulty
s"n,, care OF the running ground
r%O'her part of this issue will be
on article on the strike that
!, Dvvn made the past week In an.
,%operlly owned by Isaac Wad
'nu T. W Earl of Lehi.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-08-01
I|pst Rainstorm In
Local History
r,,ee Inches OF J'oia Falls
\. an Hour Causing Dry
4. 70 Become Raging Torrents
| few Minutes

,he hest Information obtain
4 appears that the down pour
..d.y had all pre"iouS records
1. ,ocality beaten a city block.
,,Ir Commenced ia''inr 'aodt 2
!, and for an hour 1t simply
Gown, or as one man put 1t.
,.,cm dropped out ant II Tell
within few minutes. the
we're running r.y,rs and they
mud such for an hour
,outer of the storms fury seem
| l. on the sid1 ~ the mountain
,Icinity of Grove Creek can
/ within a few minutes after the
commenced, Big Peak Hollow,
wash. was raging river with
|. Creek roaring torrcilt, and
ptle wash along Ia. mountain
to immitate the great Nj
Provo River Reservoir com
n canal, running along the
1 N the hills, was the natural
I.,Icle for al this water. but had
Csn ten times its present size, II
h b1i have held th3 Hoods. which
Nirg poured int II. The great
|rram was that coming from Big
Fellow Just north of the Homer
fam. This was where the candl
,sy. and so lacGc was IN" sup
|atsd TO the il:Ia'ly fu!l Gu al.
aHhin a few minutes Il stream
h than Provo r., II was WASH
A deep hole in the canal bank that
became fifteen or twenty feet
and about forty feet wide. Sool
he storm was over twenty men
teams were put TO work Illling
be gap. They worked all night
hesday, Thursday, Thursday night
veil towards the close of Friday
Ne the gap was closed, and the
u filed with water again. This
alone will total up several hun
4 Of dollars.
/ thp food tore on through Weeks
below, II cut deep wide chan
and scattered gravel and debris
The growing crops that lay In
path.
hen the Provo Reservoir Canal
r out. the whole food. added to
supply poured into the
sani Grove Irrigation canals and
the mill sect. These of course
4 not meet the demands made
hem and they broke. scattering
water everywhere. 5. d. Rad
alfalfa and oats were damaged
sderably. william Inns lawn
cut out, II s. Winnerstrom's
aid p0tatoe field were damaged,
many other farmers suffered,
viii require n lot OF work 10 get
rayel and debris out of the canals
bitches. The Pressed Brick Co.
Be a heavy looser. They had
Of adobes in the open yard that
ruined entirely, Besides tins
ain was so heavy, that those IN
sheds and unburned kiln. were
'ughly soaked. Several Of the
we're washed out and will need
Y. Bishop James II. Walker and
lvlne near the mouth oil Grove
: had a thrilling experience try
10 Keep the floods out of their
s. In doing so they became
'lghiy soaked, IN fact immersed
e muddy stream.
aux HUMPHREYS had a bushel
are on a bench under u tree,
'he storm VAS over II was found
'ulall over two inches OF water.
,hls and other sources, II is cs
WI mat between Two and three
y OF water fell In the hours
curious fact connected with the
was That IL was apparently con-
70 rleasant Grove precinct, AT
las Gleason's farm. to the west,
was hardly a sprinkle. and about
same distance TO the south the
were dry and farmers continued
aui Their grain into the stacks.
y tue east aud up American Fork
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-08-01
MANILA NEWS

Mrs. Joseph Little of Alpine Is
spending several days In Mantle. the
guest of hor parents. Mr.. and Mrs, A.
Holman.
Mrs. Ralph Strong of Salt Lake
City. is visiting with her grandmother.
Mrs. Christina johnson.
Funeral scrveiccs were held In tho
Manila Meeting House Thursday over
the remains of Brother Magnus Nell
son was as follows.
Opening prayer. N. j. Wadlcy; song
by choir. Oh. My Father" Nearer
My God to Thee" Rock " Ages" Solos
Lead Kindly Light" by Mrs. Chester
lC. Pulley, Sometimes We'll Under.
stand" Miss Ora Holman
Speakers Mr. Jense Monsoon. Mr.
&. =. Warwick. Bishop James II. Wall
kcr OF Pleasant Grove Third ward.
Pres. Stephen l.. Chapman and Bishop
II. u. Warwick. all spoke OF the good
work done by Brother Nelson Clos
ing prayer, Alma Radmall.
Mrs Elias Gardner OF Salem. is here
with her daughter, Mrs II. II. War
nick
Mrs George Monsoon has been visit
Ing at Salt Lake with her sister. Mrs.
Emma Jorgenson.
Miss Nellie Iycrson, who has been
working at the Provo general hospi-
tai, Is now home spending her voca-
lion with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nicholas lverson.
al
Miss Mildred Pattcn OF Provo. ID
visiting with her sister. Mrs. A. H.
Holman.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Joseph Little OF AL
= pine, were Manila visitors on the Gath,
MIR. q. w. Ridge of Provo. was u
D visitor at Manila Monday and Tues
day
F., Mr.. VIII Shumway If Vineyard and
Miss Irene Ashton of LindOn were the
guests of Mrs. Luclla Holman Sunday
: evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Jcpporson have
A gene TO Idaho for an extended visit
:, With their children who are now re-
u siding there,
b Mrs Emma Johnson entertained mt
q lawn party Sat In honor Of her son,
Elden's birthday. Those present be-
ing Mrs, Christona Johnson. Mrs.
Annie Holman, Mrs. Martin Monson,
i Mrs Frank Meredith. the Misses Fern
!, Bullock, Arvilla and Elva Meredith
!, lne2 aud Kate Monsoon, Christie and
Stella Johnson, the MesgrB Eden John
son, Elwood Kenneth and Virgil Mere
18th, Reed Macfec. Villas Radmall and
II willard Monsoon. a dainty luncheon
II was served and good time was had
il by all present
MIR. John Roach has been to Stock
ton visiting with his sister. Mrs. Clark
81 Mr. and Mrs, Davis lialrsh of Sal
n Lake are visiting for few days a
IL the home OF Mr.. G.. II. Warwick
M
u Mr.. Reed Davis of Salem, returned
II home Tuesday after spending few
days In Manila. the guest OF Mr. How
, ard Warwick,
MIR. A. Holman went to Provo Mon
/, Alpine with her daughter Mrs Jos
= Little.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-08-01

arrangements to market all that win
be offered by its members. and indi.
cations are for most favorable sea-
son IN apples, peaches and pears The
local branch has several car loads or
knocked down crates staked Ia its
warehouse IN which the fruit will he
packed.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-08-01
lNO NOMINATIONS NAY
CONE TO PLEASANT GROVE

The position of County Suporinten-
lent of Schools will be given to Tue
Progrcssiyes on the fusion ticket me
party is making every effort TO ~
duco James II. Walker TO accept th,,
nomination. There Is strong tax OF
Inducing Mayor j, l.. Harvey 10 enter
Inc race for the legislature
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-08-01

Mrs. W J. Kirk presented her hus-
baud with baby girl this week,
Miss Opal and Ora Wadley are
spending the week In Salt Lake City.
During the big storm Wednesday,
tightening tore number of shingles
off the home of John Adamson.
Plumbers this week did the rough
ing work for the new lnterurban sta
ton now nearing completion,
Someone who attended conference
and lost his buggy whip, may get II
by calling on Marshal Frampton.
Miss Pearl Larson. who has been
living In Salt Lake City, 10 spending
six weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. =, Larson,
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-08-01
Pleasant Grove Department

Miss Lois Hayes is spending the
week in Salt Lake.
Miss Edna Thomas is spending her
vacation In Provo canyon.
Mrs Charles Thorno WAS an AM
crican Fork visitor Tuesday,
Mrs Fanny Switzerland OF Provo.
and Mrs Hannah Bone of Lehi. are
the guests of Mrs Martha Woolcy
90 lbs. Hay Salt for 25c; 30 lbs
| Meat Salt 25c: so lbs Ice Cream Salt
2hs Sold by Chipman's. American
Fork. Utah. Lit
Miss Estolle Fenton returned from
Ophic. Tuesday. after visiting with her
sister there.
Misses Opal aud Oral Wadley re-
turned home Sunday after visiting In
Salt Lake for ten days.
Miss Ora Chapman of American
Fork. was the guest of Mrs, Charles
Thorne. Monday.
Miss Sadie Mills returned Monday
after spending n few days at the Her
mitagc. In Ogden canyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. San Jorgenson and
children OF Toocle. are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. W. a. Bullock
Mcssrs Oscar Carlson and shelton
Ellis were the guests Of the Misses
Josie Baxter and Bertha Jensen FRI
day evening.
II you put Il of too long you may
get left, we speak OF Binding Irvine
The country never saw so much grain
There IL liable to be n shortage o
twine-buy now from Chipmans Lit
MIR. and Mrs. l.. W. Lund announce
the engagement Of their daughter
Cleone. to Altman S. Kirk, the mar
raigc to take place In September.
Miss Lenorc Tire of Salt Lake City
entertained mt n luncheon last We'd
nosday afternoon In honor Of Mis-
e Clcone Lund. a bride elect. Cover
being laid for fourteen guests.
= Miss Vinetta Boulter of Provo.
visiting with relatives and friends
Pleasant Grove.
o Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Boultcr, MI
g. Leah Boulter and Miss vinetta Bou
ter enjoyed a pleasant outing ut u
lake Friday.
X l.. T.. Lund spent Wednesday, Thur
II day aud Friday In Southern Uta
towns In company with A. H. Nolso
b. OF salt Lake City.
D. Mr.. and Mrs George Ash OF Sa
u Lake City, spent part OF the wee
visiting with Mrs. Asl's parents. NJ
and Mrs. &. A. Cobbley.
r Junius Banks came over from lie
st Yesterday and with his father, j.
Banks, went up On the little moul
tain TO get some mahogany with Whit
TO make table.
to Mr.. aud Mrs Cornelius Baxter r
turned early In Tho week from n vls
TO Delta. Delta 10 n growing tow
- but Mr.. Baxter was glad to gct ba'
;" To Gods country"
The big storm demonstrated III
the city should make some provisi'
>" To keep the water of the sidewalk
~ the Rose Hayes corner and the Ma
hcw corner.
Make n purchase Of your bindil
IT. twine now, there Is 30 much era
ID. this season that you may not be at
IL To get II later-looks like 1t would
:, scarce. Chipman's have the best. "
Nv can buy the sack or ball
J.R. Murdoch. president Of the III
en 80 River Reservoir Co., was In Pic
ut SAINT Grove yesterday and Thursd
~ looking after the repairing OF |
TX break In the company's canal.
Samuel Radmall's home caught Il
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-08-01

Miss Emclyn Lund is visiting rcla.
tiyes In Mt, Pleasant.
u a. Anderson spent the early part
oil the week In Salt Lake CITY.
MISS Liza Swenson of Salt Lake
City. 10 the guest of Mrs. Ezora swon-
son.
Miss Rua Stewart and Mrs. Jennie
Atwood are spending the week in Sal,
Lake City
Miss Ann Homquist of Salt Lake.
Is here. the guest of Miss Anna Ras-
musson.
Miss Prime Bacon of Provo, spent
last Sunday here, the guest OF Mrs
II. w. Jacobs.
Miss Emma Bush and Mother are
spending thirty days at Rigby. Idaho,
visiting relatives.
Mrs. j. Il. Halliday and daughter,
Orpha. returned home after spending
a week IN Zion
The Review would like to do your
job printing Call us up So American
Fork. II
N. y. Peterson returned home
after spending week visiting his
son. Fritz, In Aberdeen. Idaho.
Mrs. Stna Nelson of Provo. was the
guest of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
&. j.. Larson Tuesday.
Thomas Fenton and wife from
Lynndyl. are spending few days
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Frank Meredith gave birth.
day party Wednesday, In honor OF heI
daughter, Arvilla.
ID. l.. Wilson and Thomas Wilson
Of Garfield, have been visiting friends
In Pleasant Grove for the past week
A baby girl arrived at the home o
Bishop II. u. Warwick, Thursday
Mother and baby doing fine.
Mrs. 8. NJ. Peterson and children q
Salt Lake City. are visiting for tw
weeks With Mrs. Petcrson's sister. Mr.
Alex Thornton.
Miss Fern Bullock. who has bee
visiting with her aunt. Mrs. Fran
Meredith. returned to her home
Provo Thursday
Mr.. aud Mrs. l.. W. Lund, l..
Lund, Clconc Lund and Mrs. r.
Hayes spent the week end IN Sa
Lake City.
Mrs. e. r. Lloyd. the wife of M
Lloyd, who was agent here during Nj
jialliday's vacation, IL the que
rf Miss Ethel Hanley.
| During the past week about ono CT
| per day of apricots and plums ha'
been going out Of Pleasant Grove
Denver and other points east.
n. H. briggs returned to Salt Lal
Monday. after spending week her
His wife and children will rema
here for some time yet.
Clarence Newman and wife fro
Ihynndyl, spent last week visitiI
friends and relatives In Pleasa
Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Green. NJ
and Mrs. Myrtle Green aud Mrs.
II Adamson spent the last Of the WEI
a. Kamas, the guests Of relatives Al
friends.
Prof. u. II. Robinson. who has bc'
spending the summer In Pleasa
Grove, returned TO Mt. Pleasant ye
,erday 10 get ready for school wo
| Mrs Robinson will remain here for
few weeks longer
; Keen up with the times by purcha
ing the White Crown Mason Fruit }
cans They III your old bottles a
viii last a life time. No mould.
fermentation. no loss. you can ke
, your fruit ten months or ten yea
Ask TO sec them next time you VI
us. Chipman's.
\ K. Nielsen, John Pierce, far'
NELSON and Len West came DO
from the Utah Centennial mine III ~
o,ican Fork canyon. Sunday they
mort the property looking better IN
al any time In It's history The VI
On widening out aud the softer II
+ ,,tiou leads them to think that
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-08-01

we have recently received news
it,ms too late to run aud not signed by
,no writer. We don't publish inc
writer's name. but desire that all com
,r,,nications be signed to that we may
lo,v their source Any communica'
inns or news items addressed re
", a. and dropped In the post oioce
~, or before Wednesday. VIII reach
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-08-01

Miss Opal and Ora Wadley are
spending the week In Salt Lake City,
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-08-01

\ K. Nielsen, John Pierce, Par'e!
Nic'son and Len West came ao"h
from the Utah Centennial mine IN Am
ofican Fork canyon, Sunday They re-
mort the property looking better t'lah
aj any time In It's history The VEN
q, widening out and the softer lor'
nation leads them to think that the
are body Is moi far away
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-08-01

Mrs. W J. Kirk presented her hus-
baud with baby girl this week,
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-08-01

The following were the guests oil
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Jeppcrson Sum
day: MIR. and Mrs Peter Carlson, Mr.
and Mrs 4. l.. Boulter. Miss Vinetta
Boulter, Miss Leah Boultcr, Miss RUBY
Carlson. Mr. Lawrence Carlson. and
Mr.. Doan. Miss Vinetta Boultor mad
her camera along so q photo wa TAX
On of the jolly bunch In the afternoon
The evening was spent In music and
eamos after which luncheon was ser
we'd.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-08-01

Mr.. and Mrs A. l.. BouItcr, Miss
Leah Boulter and Miss vinetta Boul-
ter enjoyed pleasant outing Mt the
lake Friday.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-08-01

l.. T.. Luud spent Wednesday. Thurs
day aud Friday In Southern Utah
towns In company with A. l.. Nelson
OF Salt Lake City.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-08-01

Mr.. and Mrs George Ash Of Salt
Lake City, spent part OF the week
visiting with Mrs. Ashs parents. Mr.
and Mrs. &. A. Cobbley.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-08-01

Mrs George Monsoon has boon visit
ing at Salt Lake with her sister. Mrs.
Emma Jorgcnson.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-08-01

Miss vinetta Boulter of Provo. Is
visiting with relatives and friends In
Pleasant Grove.
, 1914-09-17
Motor Car Off Sept. 80.

The motor ear service over the
line of the Saratoga d Encamp-
ment Railway will be discontin.
ued after September 30, 1914, ow-
ing to the fact that the car oper-
ated is an open car and affords nc
protection to passengers or oper-
ator against the severe weather.