American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-04-11

v.sons will start work next week
an the residence of THOMAS f0We'' on
state street
coodwin is rebuilding his home
n.,,otery street, which was de-
sroyed by fire two years ago
mowers and lawn rakes, rub
la roso and sprinklers at Chipman's
oe, nrces and good quality, l1-1t
George Harvey has moved his family
,,ndou. where Mr.. Harvey has
opened shoe repairing shop
NJ, redarstrom, who lives In Muir
ray. was down to visit his homestead
nm the lake. Tuesday.
parley Garfield Of Topliff spent sew
,ral DAYS this week with his old-time
Iehi friends
urs lanes Tuckfeld Is erecting an
addition to her home on the corner of
rrs, North and Third West streets.
Every farmer should give I'm his
name for few tomato plants and test
mt his soil for producing this crop.
Mrs. Mary Mandsley will leave next
week for Salt Lake City, to take up
the study of millinery and dressmak-
Ing
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Wooiinden of
Elsinore are visiting I'm Lehi this week,
the guests of Mrs. Woofinden's mother,
Mrs Annie Coates.
Mrs. Elma Jepson, who has been
living in Logan for the past two years.
returned to Lehi, Sunday, and will
erect cottage near Bishop Stoker's
home.
> In tomorrow's Sunday Herald there
will be big write-up of the Orem
road aud the towns through which II
passes. particular reference being
made to Lehi and American Fork.
Early in the week Stephen thinner
man was brought home from Tickville
with broken leg, caused from being
thrown down hill by the whirling OF
horse
About four hundred and fifty people
went from Lehi to Salt Lake City to
conference. The Orem road got the
larger part of the traffic, though many
took the Salt Lake Route.
Mr.. and Mrs Ike Gudmundsen of
Burnley, Idaho, spent the week visiting
friends and relatives In Lehi. Mr..
Gudmundsen Is one of the leading
merchants In Burley and says that his
town is developing at rapid rate,
IL Is rumored from an authentic
source that the two steam roads, hav-
Ing lost practically all their Salt Lake
City passenger business since the
Orem road commenced operations, will
cut the fare for round trips to 81
lehi people can stand It..
The Chapman Mere. Co will give
FREE to every married lady visiting
their store next week package of
sweet chocolate--"Gold Brand" lit
j. +. Halsey. the painter, is making
about twenty signs. which will be
placed along the state road all the
way from Salt Lake to Provo, telling
the auto tourists that frst-class en-
tertainment may be had at the Rcltuc
Inn. the new Lehi hosiery.
sheep shearing commenced this
week at the Webb shearing corral on
the Salt Lake Route branch. The
hrst sheep to be sheared were those
from the sugar factory feeding yards
Between thirty and forty men are cm-
ployed and about 10000 sheep will be
SHARED
Mr.. aud Mrs. Heber Austin of Idaho
rails spent several days this week
visiting Lehi friends and attending
conference. Mr. Austin says that the
Idaho sugar people are entirely up la
the air as to what will be the result
OF the removal of the sugar tariff.
Dan Matthews, Lionel Henson.
Joseph IL. Slater. Charles College anC
George Barnes went to Ruby Valley
Nevada, this week. The first three
gentlemen have homesteads there and
the last two will look over the sltua
non with the Idea of buying or locat
ing on homesteads.
u YOU want to make your hors"
SNOW up IN The parade April n. yOG
should sec our harness hriulpg and