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Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-02-13
SECOND EPISODE
The "TWiliuht Sleep"

Kennedy had thrown himself whole
heartedly into the solution of the mys-
terious Dodge case.
Far into the night, after the chal-
lenge of the forged finger print, he
continued at work, endeavoring to ex-
tract a clue from the meager evil
dence-a bit of cloth and trace of poi
son already obtained from other cases.
We dropped around at the Dodge
house the next morning. Early though
it was, we found Elaine trii1e paler,
but more lovely than ever, and Perry
Bennett, themselves vainly endeavor-
ing to solve the mystery of the Clutch
ing Hand
They were at Dodge's desk, she in
the big desk chair he standing beside
her looking over some papers.
There's nothing there" Bennett
was saying as we entered.
could not help feeling that he was
gazing down at Elaine a bit more ten
derly than mere business warranted.
Have you-found anything" que
ried Elaine anxiously, turning eagerly
to Kennedy.
"Nothing-yet," he answered, shak-
ing his head, but conveying a quiet
idea of confidence in his tone.
Just then Jennings, the butler, en-
tered. bringing the morning papers.
Elaine seized the Star and hastily
opened 1t. On the first page was the
story had telephoned down very late
in the hope Of catching a last city
edition.
We all bent over and Craig read
aloud:
"CLUTCHING HAND"
STILL AT LARGE
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-02-13

He had scarcely finished reading
the brief but alarming news story that
followed and laid the paper on the
desk when a stone came smashing
through the window from the street.
Startled, we all jumped to our
feet Craig. hurried to the window.
Not soul was in sight!
He stopped and picked up the stone.
To it was attached a piece of pa
per- Quickly he unfolded it and
read:
Craig Kennedy will give up his
search for the 'Clutching Hand'-or
die!"
Later | recalled that there seemed
to be a slight noise downstairs, as if
at the cellar window, through which
the masked man had entered the
night before
In point of fact, one who had been
outside at the time might actually
have seen a sinister face at that eel
lar window. but to us upstairs it was
invisible. The face was that of the
servant, Michael.
Without another word Kennedy
passed into the drawing room and
took his hat and coat. Both Elaine
and Bennett followed.
I'm afraid / must ask you to ex-
cuse me-for the present" Craig
apologized.
Elaine looked at him anxiously.
"You-you will not let that letter
intimidate your" she pleaded laying
her soft white hand on his arm. "Oh,
Mr.. Kennedy" she added, bravely
keeping back the tears, ''avenge him!
All the money in the world would be
too little to pay-if only"
At the mere mention of money Ken
nedy's face seemed to cloud, but only
for moment.
I'll try" he said simply.
Elaine did not withdraw her hand
as she continued to look up at him.
Miss Dodge" he went on, his voice
steady, as though he were depressing
something, Il will never take another
case until the 'Clutching Hand is
captured.
The look of gratitude she gave him
would have been a princely reward
in itself
1t was some time after these events
that Kennedy, reconstructing what
had happened, ran across. in strange
way which ! need not tire the reader
by telling. a Doctor Haynes. head of
the Hillside Sanitarium for Women.
whose story l shall relate substan-
tally as we received 1t from his own
lips:
1t must have been that same night a
distinguished visitor drove ur in a cab
to our Hillside sanitarium, rang the
bell and was admitted to my Office.
am. by the way. the experimenting
physician. and that night / was sitting
with Doctor Thompson, my assistant,
in the Office discussing q rather inter
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-02-13

New York's Master Criminal Remains
acknowledgements New OAR
ing Murder and Robbery on Mil
lionaire Dodge.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-02-13

It was early the next morning that /
awoke to find Kennedy already up and
gone from our apartment. / knew he
must be at the laboratory, and, gather
ing the mail, which the postman had
Just slipped through the letter slot, /
went over to the university to see him.
AS looked over the letters to Gull
out my own one in woman's hand
writing on attractive note paper ad-
dressed to him caught my eye.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-08-14
The DO'sn's Bride

rms pleasing opeatta, composed Nv
s mauue Elizabeth Inch and W Rbvs,
, rae,pefI ana published by Ncssrs 7
rlsner ana Brother New yort Nth
DC presented I'm the near future IN, H.
cai talaht under the able 1iroc,io, ",
srnest PaNmau, one of Amcri,an
FORKS talentod young musicians ~ gu"
A.. nVn.''sals are now in full swinr
.ne st,aRng is being perfected and
everytning is shaping up niccl, for -
cred,Iaole public performance "
lhe bo'sn's Bride" or "Au Aho,rd
tne barnacle' is an eNquisitely charm
ing melee Of comedy light catchy
chorus's' sappy dances. and rroI,c,.
ing tuh of jolly sailors ana onronc""
haughV school girls all the tho ok
pense OF ono serious. sentimental moi
ancholy Dick Ernc ''' ''''
Inc cast ~ as follows.
DICK Erne, Boatswain of the T. (
;. Barhaclc-Thomas Martin.
Friday ""S
Nicholas. ''''' ''''
Sam slippery CoNswam Of the Can
'ains Gig Clarence Grant
Ntly Adair, Popular members Of
High School Alumni Association-Elya
Chapman "
Dorothy Her Best Friend Liza
Hindlcy
Mrs, Brown, an Admirable Chapcr-
on-Clara Wootton.
Baroaia, attending High School r.
Ruby Woottou.
Chorus. sailors, high school girls
and friends
Accompanies Ida Smith.
Dircctor-Erucst Paxman
The undertaking is community
movement to which much time Is be-
ing given by some of the best talent
the community affords.
watch for complete personnel Of
chorus aud the exact date of prescn-
tation
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-08-14
ne BrRGLARI CAUGHT

The middle of the week, acting Mar
shal Duncan was summoned in haste
TO catch burglar, whom he was told
had stolen a purse containing S14.00
from trunk. leaving In tho trunk a
number Of valuable articles that were
in plain sight Such peculiar over
sight on the part of the burglar puzzl-
ed the Marshal sadly and the day
passed without finding anyone upon
whom suspicion could fall.
II later developed that the four
ycar-old son of the family. while the
mother was visiting neighbor, had
taken the trunk key from it's hiding
place. opened tho trunk in search OF
candy which was sometimes kept
there, and finding none had taken tho
purse and hidden it between the mat
tresscs on the bed.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-08-14

IL under sixteen years of age. or while
under the influence of intoxicating IL
quor; and no person shall take, use
or operate any motor vehicle
or motorcycle upon the public streets
and highways without the permission
of the owners thereof.
Section IX--Penalty--Any person
violating any of the provisions of
this ordinance shall be deemed guilty
of II mlsdemcanor and upon conviction
thereof shall be punished by fine of
not less than Five $4,000 Dollars nor
more than Fifty $4,000 Dollars. or
by imprisonment In the City Jail of
American Fork City for not less than
ten days nor more than thirty days.
or by both such fine and Imprisonment
Section X-All ordinances and parts
of ordinances In conflict herewith are
hereby repealed
Section NI-This ordinance shall
take effect upon its first publication.
Passed this 9TH day of August, 1915.
EARL S, GREENWOOD,
Mayor
(Scan
State of Utah, County of Utah, IS
!, Joseph ID. Forbes, City Recorder
of American Fork City, Utah County.
Utah. do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing Is full, true and cor
rect copy of an ordinance entitled.
"An Ordinance Regulating the Speed
and Operation OF Motor Vehicles aud
/ Motorcycles within the Limits of Am
erlcan Fork ity."
erican Fork City" Passed by the City
Council OF American Fork City, Utah
County, Utah, August 7, A. ID. 1915;
and approved by the Mayor of said
city this 9TH day OF August. A. d.. 1915
as appears OF record in my Office.
In witness whereof have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the corporate
seal of said city this 9TH day of Aug
ust, a. d., 1915.
JOSEPH r. FORBES,
City Recorder
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-08-14
LET'S EVERYBODY
GET BUSY

All over town (and American FORK
is no exception to the average utal'
city, the streets and Sidewalks are
lined with weeds. In some places tue
cement pavement is so completely
covered with cOcklcburrs that p'u'S'
trians have to travel single me- ana
one dare not even then carry pan
os milk nv his side, but must hold It
out In front
II every property owner would use
a scythe for fifteen minutes 'h'S'
weeds could be made to disappear
One citizen suggested that 1t wou'o "'
wclI IN have the Mayor publish the
city ordinance bearing on the cas-,
and then have the marshal ENFORCE It
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-08-14

public street or highway. or any horse
or other draft animal being led. ridden
or driven thereon, or upon an bridge,
or crossing at an intersection of pub
lie streets or highways, the operator
OF motor vehicle or motorcycle
shall at all times have the same UNI
der immediate control Aud II such
animal shall appear to be frightened.
or II the person in charge thereof
shall signal by raising his hand or
calling, the operator shall immedi-
ately stop his vehicle. II travelling
In the opposite direction. the operat-
or shall hold his vehicle stationary
until such animal shall have had rea-
sonable time TO pass by; and II
travelling In the same direction; shall
use reasonable caution In order 10
avoid frightening the animal or caus-
ing accident and IN approaching or
passing such animal the operator
shall not use the exhaust cut-out OF
his vehicle, or cause any other UNI
necessary noise.
Section lV--No person operating u
motor vehicle or motorcycle upon q
public street or highway In this city
shall drive the same past any street
car. intcrurban or other passenger
train while the same IL standing still
for the purpose of taking on or let.
ting OFF passengers To or from sucl
train or car.
Section N--Whenovcr any operator
Of a motor vehicle or motorcycle shall
meet on a public street or highwa,
within said city. any person or per
sons riding or driving one or NOR
horses or other draft animal or an
other vehicle approaching In the op
posite direction, the operator shall
: turn his vehicle TO the right, 50 rs [,
| give one-half of the Travelled road
way, II practicable. and n fair oppOr
tunity to the other TO pass by, with
out unnecessary interference; and
travelling In the same direction, h
shall pass to the left side of the per
son or vehicle overtaken, and the per
son or vehicle shall give him fai
opportunity to pass.
Section Vl-The operator Of u mo
tor vehicle or motorcycle In motion
Oh any public street or highway, shall
give due and timely warning by us
! ing his signal apparatus TO every per
son riding or driving amy horse o
horses or other vehicle which he ma
meet or approach, and he shall like
wise give due warning and reduc
! speed upon approaching any shar
curve or other dangerous place upo
such street or highway.
= Section VII-Accidcnts-ln case OF &C
4 cident 10 any person or damage to pro
y perty upon any public street or high
= way within American DIRK City, du
+ TO the operation of a motor vehicle o
2 motorcycle thereon, the operator @
: such vehicle shall Immediately sto
h and upon request Of the person inJur
= cd or sustaining damages thereby, o
Y OF any other person present, give sue
person his name and address, and
y he is not the owner of such vehicle
[ then the name and address Of IN
r owner thereof
G Section VIII-Wb0 may operate m,
tor vehicles No person shall operat
r. "A motor vehicle OF motorcycle upo
O. any public street or highway, whethc
y as owner or operator Of such ychicl
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-08-14
CRY Council HOLDS
4 SPECIAL SESSION

The CITY Council held spccla' SEES
s,on saturday evening and pass'" '".
spocd limit law published on a''o'"''
rope This is in conformity win 'o'
state law. -,
The telephone franchise was "''
,ossod granting an independent com.
ropy the right to operate in the '','
,hourn il is not probably the ia"
,riso will ever be used, as TIA" Noun
,,in states Telephone aud Teleerap'
.onnony has come to an amicablr u"
dcrstnndmg with the telephone u''' p
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-08-14
A WORD FOR MOTHERS

II lisa grave mistake for mothers 20 20 n'E
lect their aches and pains ana SUM- .;.t !"
s;Icpce-this only leads to chrome SICK
ness and often shortens HE
Ifyour work Is tiriug II your nerves are w.
.xciiahle, Il Won feel lunWud, weary OF
Ienressed YOU should know that 5S7, con =
u W,nulsiou oyrrcomcs Just such conditions
II possesses in conccnuu'., 49,, wv Hood.
very elements To invigor"te tnv u,y"c,
strcupthen the tissues, nonTisi' wv w
aud build strength ls M
scott's Is strengthening thons s,rai,o a
mothers--and will help you. NO nH'''
scott q Bowue, DlOom6eld' Nj
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-08-14
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH NOTES

Sunday School at ten o'clock Sub
lect "Jcroboam Leads Israel into Sin. -
Public worship at eleven Visitors
welcome. No night service.
Sunday afternoon at $3.50 in Fort
Canyon service will be conducted at
the home of Joseph Wingenheld. The
meeting at the home of Lewis Lewis
last Sunday was well attended.
The ladies Aid Society met Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs Iilpha Beck
An lntcrmountain Bible Institute
Will be conducted in Salt Lake at
Westminster College August 24-31.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-08-14

Council of American Fork CITY
section Speed TO be reasonable
and safe-No person shall operate n
motor vehicle or motorcycle upon amy
public street or highway within Am
erican Fork City at u speed greater
than is reasonable and safe having
due regard for width, grade. charac-
ter traffic and common use OF such
street or highway; or so as to en-
danger life. limb or property IN any
respect whatever
Section lI--lpon approaching any
bridge, dam, sharp curve, or descent
the operator Of motor vehicle OF
motorcyclc shall ut all times nave the
vehicle under immediate control.
Section lII-Upon approaching OF
pa5sing any person walking III inc
roadway or travelled portion OF any
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-08-14

Miss Mary Blackhurst left Wednee.
day for ten days visit with relatives
In Salt Lake.
Postmaster James IT. Clarke was in
Cedar Fort Wednesday looking arte,
his dry farm property.
The Fourth Ward Bee Hive girls
vent to American Fork canyon Thurs.
day for couple Of days outing.
Mrs. Bertha Holt and Miss Blanch
Chapman Of Salt Lake, are spending
the week Mt the home of Luther Gran.
dali
Summer goods at almost your own
price at Peoples Coop, Lehi li.lt
Maurice Logic and wife returned
this week from two months absence
IN Stockton, where Mr.. Logic has been
employed temporarily
Miss Lu Bromley spent Wednesday
afternoon and evening in Provo visit
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. ShIrl Wilson
and Miss Mac CARR.
Mae Walker and sons, Harold and
Earl, and Sadie Chapman and brothers
Eldon and Lazcll, spent "Wednesday
at Lagoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Searlc are Pay
son visitors this week
Bob Manesco of Heber, was an Am
erican Fork visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Alma Greenwood has returned
from "A two weeks stay in Fillmore
and Delta.
Mrs. Reginald CARR spent Tuesday
in Lehi with her husband who Is en-
ployed there.
Jacob Greenwood returned Sunda,
after weeks stay IN Salt Lake with
his daughters,
Mrs. Ruby Crosby of Salt Lake
spent the week here with her mother
Mrs. n. Forbes.
Mr., and Mrs. Lloyd Hansen of Mon
ticello, Utah, are here visiting at tn
home of Farley Hansen.
Mrs. Curtis Kirkendall OF Bingham
Is here visiting with her parents MI
and Mrs. Niels Nelson.
Miss Margaret Blackhurst cnioyc
her weeks vacation this week an
spent II with her cousins, Helen am
Nanon Lloyd, In Salt Lake.
Mr.. X. Higginbottom of Evanston
Wyoming. spent the forepart OF IN
week here with Mr.. and Mrs C. {
burlington.
II you see a hat In the street, kc
II. II IL has brick under II, kick
again. You will then learn that IN
| LioLor hurts himself most of all
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-08-14
Summer Excursions East
Via Salt Lake Route.

Excursion tickets with long limits
on sale August 4-11-1S-25 at rates as
follows: From American Fork to Den
yer $3.50, Omaha $4,000, Kansas City
$4,000, Chicago $3.50. St. Louis $51 20.
Ask for tickets via Salt Lake Route.
7-3t
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-08-14
Ee.N FORK LOCALS

kcAr FORK LOCALS
Lee is spending a
: n nor, with relatives
:, has returned after a two
go in IN Iona, Idaho.
-, non Moffett are spend
.s S'i At the lake resort
ado at almost your own
.,lo'a Coop, Lehi. Alt
,ndOlph Bergesen OF salt
s a"s for a weeks stay win
mes Biddlecomb OF bingham
,.,,,re with her brother, John
md family
vrs Leo T. Shelley leave
= : weeks visit with Mr.. and
= p wherry in Ogden
II uolt is spending the week
,s W. guest Of her brother, Del
and Wife
,.hbv and family left We'd
y a four days camping trip
canyon.
r,rie Chapman returned to her
the telephone Office Thurs-
weeks vacation.
"A Mrs. VIM. Firmage have
ss,s of their daughter. Mrs.
AMOS. of Salt Lake this week.
"A hear Gale and Gale" great
and dancing artists, at the
pnight ia-H
Z. spratley, Jr, was taken
Lake City Thursday to under
psatIon for hernia.
n J. Halpin, Of Salt Lake, is
sIting with. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
zen.
Ia Ambrose and friend Of st.
hospital of Salt Lake, spent
day and Thursday with Mr..
b. n. NJ. Ambrose.
nd Mrs. L. II. Bailey are re-
in the arrival of a wee, small
7, who came on Tuesday Of
lex.
Iay and Tuesday holds the re-
being the hottest days OF
ear-and they were surely
krs.
Geo. Cunningham, Mrs. Mary
Ind Mrs. II. s. Mccullough and
spent Thursday at Lehi with
lister, Mrs. Lille Roberts.
E. N. Paxman returned to her
In Provo Wednesday evening,
weeks visit in American Fork
er sister, Mrs. George Cunning
Misses Ora and Luna Chapman
ed from Salt Lake City Sunday,
they have been visiting with
Julia Mollerup, prior to her de-
e Tuesday for Berkeley to attend
this winter.
Florence Dunyon Of Draper,
fturn home Saturday after a two
visit here with her mother,
Annie Green. Mrs. Dunyon Is
|escing after her operation Of IA
ago.
infant child of MIR. and Mrs.
Parker. who has been seriously
IN an attack OF bronchitis ant
ping cough, is now reported al
out Of danger.
8 Clara Wootton entertained
ay evening, Covers were laid
" and Mrs. c, l.. Joy and Mrs.
crosby, Jr,, OF Salt Lake, Mr..
U.s. W. ID. Edmunds, Mr.. and Mrs.
bradley and Mrs. Sadie Brom-
ana Mrs. George Abel and fam
IT. and Mrs, Thomas Abel and
! Mr. and Mrs. Robert l.. Ashb,
amlly, and Misses Eva Miller and
Shelley spent the latter part o.
eek camping in American Forh
q,
y H. Dunkley entertained the
Jug ladies at a kcnsington Wed.
AFTERNOON: Mrs. Rose Edmonds
SADIE Bromley, Mrs. Jane Rob.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-08-14

D. W. Holt of springyillc. is here
VISITING few days with his VITO
Miss Myrtle King was Provo visit
or Monday.
Miss Laura Taylor has returned
nome after months visit with her
grandmother in Ccnterville
MI ana Mrs John b. Roberts are
mere from Los Angeles and Will visit
with relatives for some time
MIS- ) 7. Chapman and children
Pennington spent the week i'm Amcri-
can Fork with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. G G. lIoog OF Salt
Lake, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. i.
]" Firmage Tuesday
Alma Wild returned Monday from
few days stay in Logan. guest of
Miss Jessie Busby.
Mrs. Lloyd Of Salt Lake, is here fol
an extended visit with her daughter.
Mrs Violet Wagstan
MIR. and Mrs. Earl varney and Nh
and Mrs. Joe Walton left Wednesday
for weeks outing at the lake.
Mrs. James Peters returned Tues
! day to her home in Garfield, after "A
two weeks visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. II W Chapman.
DR.. and Mrs. j. f. Noyes returned
Thursday from their trip to California
and the two cXpositions. They enjoy
ed the coast attractions ald the yaca-
ton TO the fullest possible extent
| MIR George Tyler OF the Bay State
mine, came down from the canyon
Tuesday on business trip. He will
return tomorrow
The first meeting Of the Utah County
Dental Society was held In the city
Hall on Thursday night. There were
sixteen members present.
The Fourth Ward Bee Hive girls
met at the home of Miss Jean Shelley
last Friday afternoon and spent
time IN sewing and various games
Three big ball games coming mp
for Alpine stake Championship-Lchi
VS.. American Fork Read all about
It on another page.
Mr. aud Mrs Nephi Howe and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. Amer Whippl'
and Mr. and Mrs George Webb and
family are spending couple OF week.
4, in American Fork canyon.
stephen aud Warren Anderson arc
! OullulnS duulllollo w '"'' ''
greatly adding to their appearance
Nate Robinson is also building nm ad
dition TO his home.
The officers aud teachers oi IN
Second Ward Sunday school gave tn'
younger members an outing a' IN
lake Thursday afternoon The nun
people were taken to ard from 'h
lake In automobiles and given gen
cral good time
Mr. and Mrs Carl K Eyrine, "'
have been attending the University q
Wisconsin for the past two years u.
turned home the past week. MI
Eyring graduated with his master
degree and will accept the chair
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-08-14
AN ORDINANCE
Regulating the Speed and Operation
Of Motor Vehicles and Motor
cycles within the Limits OF AM
crican Fork City.

Be il Ordained by the Mayor and City
Council OF American Fork CITY
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-08-14

n j. l., Dunkley entertained the
hg ladies at a kcnsington We'd
~ AFTERNOON: Mrs. Rose Edmonds
oaale Bromley, Mrs. Jane Rob
MRS Agnes Adamson, Mrs.
brown, Mrs, Lillian Brown,
cassie Maughn, Mrs. Nell
aon, Mrs, Vcda Classify and Mrs.
coates Next Thursday they
'""y an outing ut Saratoga.
20 E'hel Kelly entertained thu
PHe'o girls at her home Tuosda,
'noon' Business meeting wa,
al'er which the time was spen
music and making candy. The fol
LIZ were present; Mrs. willis
"'! ana Phoebe Adams, bee keep
nellie MoIrctt, Pearl and Lconi
IT, =, VIVA Pool, Rhoda Searle. LII
c'ayson and Alice Parker.
'oulndugla" Bee Hive girls of
,nlrd Ward, with their bee keep
1 A'''ian Clayson and Rhoda searlc
\ very enjoyable outing at the lake
tuesday afternoon. The time wa,
h., III bathing and sports, after
.S all enjoyed supper, Mrs, Ell
n. MRS John Hunter, Pearl and
MI. "e''y' Alice Parker and Jessi
j. accompanied them. Beside
Mi. we following girls went: Alic
- =, ''a2cl Hunter, Myrtle Julian
Il,. O'aySon, Rintha Green. Rosann'
huoy Parker, Grace Gunninp
, n'' Hawkins, Lavone Brom
"'''o Kearns and Marie Hunter
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-08-14

The Fourth Ward Bee Hive girls
vent to American Fork canyon Thurs.
day for a couple Of days outing.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-08-14

postmaster James II. Clarke was in
Cedar Fort Wednesday looking after
his dry farm property
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-08-14

Miss Mary Blackhurst left Wednes-
day for ten days visit with relatives
In Salt Lake.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-08-14

Mr.. and Mrs Carl K Eyrlng "''
have been attending the University OF
wisconsin for the past two years, ro
turned home the past week Mr.
Eyrug graduated with his master
dcprcr and will accept the chair o
physics in the - Y. L. at Provo "''
coming winter
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. q. Randolph OF SAL
Lake. spent Saturday here 'islu''
ri,h Mrs Raudolph's parents, Mr. '"'
Mrs. James Pulley Mr. and Mrs. 'Nl
lev returned last Friday from q W''N
visit with their daughter, Mrs Free
Wanlass, in Garland,
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-08-14

II you see a hat In the street, KICK
It. II It has brick under II, kick 1t
again. You will then learn that the
kicker hurts himself most of all