American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-02-07

we're Provo visitors Saturday ''0'
Joseph f. Thorne is at the capitnl
this week on business.
Mrs. John Houston was an American
Fork visitor Friday last w"
Clarence Clark made business trim
to Salt Lake City Wednesday y
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| The Sorosis club held It's regular
weekly kensington at the home of Mrs
Mabel johnson Monday evening.
| w. l.. Hayes spent Tuesday and
Wednesday In Salt Lake City on bust
ness.
Rumor has II that an IMPORTANT
business project will devotion here
within the next month
| Mrs. Ellen Otterson has gone to
Sandy, where she will make her fu-
ture home.
Mrs. Myrtle Green Is making a ten
days visit with friends In Salt Lake
City
A dozen young people gave Jolly
surprise party on Howard Matthews
Monday evening.
Miss Jessie Lee was at Spanish
Fork with her parents for Saturday
and Sunday last
Mr.. Walter MAYHEM of Ephralm was
visiting with his brother, Otto l.. May
hew. on Tuesday.
Mrs. Luna b. Clark paid her family
visit last Friday She reports Mrs
Alice Brown as slowly recovering.
Several local fruit growers are pre-
pairing to attend the big State Fruit
Growers convention at Murray next
week.
MILFORD Paulson and Miss Hermes
Peterson of Provo spent the week end
here visiting the schools and Pleasant
rovef riends.
Mrs. Alfred Bezzant entertained her
friends and relatives at a birthday
party Thursday.
Miss Bessie Newman's pupils rave
her a pleasant surprise party Monday
after school They had games and re-
| freshments.
Joseph Hilton returned Sunday from
a weeks visit with his daughter al
Lynndyl.
Miss Venice Adams. who success.
fully underwent an operation ut tn,
Provo Hospital last week, In improv
ing nicely and will return home to
morrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alma Radmall, Jr
have moved from Hans Williamson
place into the home owned by Mre
Cecilia Christensen.
Eight percent money to loan OF
farms. No commission. r. G. Hold
Ing. So West First South. Salt LAX
City, Utah. 31-t
Mrs. Cecilia Christianson returnc,
from Provo the first OF the week
where she has been for medical treat
ment. One of her eyes was taken on
some time ago.
The local stores are beginning /,
worry" about the Ice situation thii
winter. The Ice has never been NOR,
than five inches thick However, tn,
present zero weather Will make tn,
tee crop abundant.
Rural delivery people should eithel
get new boxes or FIX up their old onei
or this windy spring weather may
cause them to loose valuable mail
word TO the wise is sufficient
J. r. Clark spent several days tn,
past week In Gunnison, Salina. Fay
cite and Sterling. the guest of his son
Wayne. Sunday he was the guest OF
honor at dinner at the White Hous,
Hotel In Gunnison. The other guests
were w. w Clark. Joe Maloof. Lois
Mace, Minerva Mace, the two Misses
Thorpe and Miss Mace. Tuesday hs
was the guest Of dinner party al
the home of j II. Mace
Isaac Wadley came down from Am.
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ports six feet OF snow at the Dutch
man mine. He came down on snow
shoes as far as Holman's Flat He
has a fine lot Of ore ready for ship
ment. He returned Thursday with six
head OF horses 10 break the road 50
that the ore may be gotten out.
Three baby boys helped To swell
Pleasant Groves population during
the past week They arrived at the
homes OF Dan Adams, Tuesday; Bryant
Winner, Monday, and Herbert Fouts,
Tuesday. Friday a boy arrived at the
home OF Jesse Walker In American
Fork.
Mrs Orson Bullock gave delight
ful birthday party nj her home this
week IN honor Of her sister, Mrs, c
4. Gammct Those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Leo Harper. Mr.. and Mrs
l.. G. Blackhurst. Mr.. and Mrs. West
Jacobs. Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Halliday
Nr. and Mrs George Hayes, Mrs. Jen-
ME Johnson, Joseph Mills and tho