American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-06-05
'leasant Grove Department

Myron Whitley and family this week
moved to Oakley, Idaho, TO make their
future home there.
The stork left a baby girl at the
home Of Amber Boulter Decoration
Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Anton Hecker were
Salt Lake passengers on the Orem
Wednesday.
new son arrived at the home of
Prof and Mrs. John C. Swenson of
Provo last week.
The big wind Tuesday beached all
the boats at Geneva and tore away
section of the pier
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Clyde of Heber,
We're visitors at the Culmer Hotel
Thursday.
Mrs, A. b. Chapman and Mrs. Al
bert Olpin were American Fork visit
ors Wednesday
Mrs. Isaac Harris presented her
husband with a baby boy on Decora-
ton Day.
A son and heir arrived at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thorne Fri
day night.
Semuel Hilton and Arnold Rheims
intend leaving for Teton Basin, Ida
no, In the near future.
Mr.. w. b. Vance of Seattle, stopped
on on his way east and spent Monday
In Pleasant Grove with his brother,
DIR. II. M. Vance.
Miss Rebecca Jensen of Provo, was
In Pleasant Grove Sunday and Monday
visiting the Misses Mervien and Mabel
Jensen.
Miss Grace VanWagoner of Midway,
spent the early part of the week in
Pleasant Grove guest OF her sister,
Mrs. E. T. Culmer.
RoseIPs Splice orchestra Mt Or.
pheus Hall tonight, June 9Th. 81,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. West of Tooele.
have been spending the past week with
Pleasant Grove relatives. Mr.. West
VIII accept a clerical position with
the Intermountain smelter during the
summer school vacation.
Mrs. c. J. Gerstner underwent q
critical operation for obstruction of
the bowels at the Provo hospital Tues
day. She Is still In precarious con-
dition
Postmaster Harry Wadley went to
Salt Lake City yesterday to visit his
son. who is in hospital with typhoid
fever
Mr.. and Mrs. Hyrum Heiselt left
Thursday for the big California Ex-
positions by way OF Portland. Thoy
Will make the trip In a touring car.
Mrs. Jennie Atwood, Miss Rua
Stewart and Duane Stewart of Salt
Lake. were in Pleasant Grove Sun
day and Monday visiting relatives and
friends.
The Second Ward choir will have
ray rack outing at the Saratoga
Springs next Wednesday. Picnic will
be taken over and about fifty will
probably make the trip.
The high wind Tuesday did con-
siderable damage. blowing down trees,
topping over houses, etc. Bishop
Walkers barn was twisted all out of
shape and several others were over
turned on the bottoms.
Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Peterson
have returned from weeks visit
with their daughter and friends In
Idaho. They are well pleased with
the country. but like Utah best.
Mrs. Horace Monson will have
class In art needle work every We'd
nesday afternoon from 2 to o'clock
at her home for ten weeks, beginning
June 9th. and those who attend will
be given credit In High School.
Mrs. Harry Kruse of Pleasant Grove
and daughter, Mrs. Ruby Halliday of
Provo, spent Decoration Day In Salt
i1uhe' injury hTust, IL, 'hiu'
down from Ogden to Salt Lake last
Friday for short visit with his moth
er and sister.
A farewell party VIII be given In
the Central school building Monday
evening In honor of Prof. Overlade
by the members Of his two bands and
orchestras with their parents as in
vited guests. There will be dancing
and refreshments. Mr.. and Mrs. Over
lade will leave next week for Califor-
MIA, where Mr. Overlade will attend
: the Berkeley summer school
Miss Leona West and Gunner Ras-
mussen will be married In the Salt
Lake Temple next Wednesday. A
shower was given in honor of Miss
West by her sisters, Mrs. Mae HALL
day and Mrs. Blanch Greene last
Saturday evening. Many beautiful
presents were given and the evening
was spent In games, music and re-
freshments
One of the social events of the week