American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-05-29
AMERICAN FORK LOCALS AND PERSONALS

erican Fork Monday on business.
Mrs. w. II. Grant of Salt Lake, spent
the week here with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Wagstaff spent
Sunday in Salt Lake
Miss Clara Wootton of Salt Lake,
spent Sunday here with her folks.
The Monarch Range makes cooking
a pleasure sold by Chapman Mercan-
tile Company. 29-1t
Oliver Roberts of Kirkham, spent
Monday here with Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
r. Shelly.
The Misses Mabel Storrs and Nellie
]uckwalter spent Sunday in Spring.
lille with relatives.
Apostle TIeber j Grant of Salt Lake.
pent Sunday here with his daughter
Mrs. c. f. Young.
Miss Cleo Smoot of Provo spent the
week In American Fork with her aunt,
Mrs. Earl Varney
Miss Amy Whipple of Lehi. spent the
irst of the week in American Fork
isiting relatives
Mrs. Leo Shelton returned to her
home In Salt Lake Sunday, after
Few days visit with relatives.
Mrs J. II. Lloyd returned to her
home In Salt Lake Sunday after
wo weeks stay In American Fork.
Miss Annie Hamnett returned Sun
lay from three weeks stay in Provo
md Payson. She left again Thursday
or an extended stay In Salt Lake.
Ronold Melodies and Leslie Gun
bingham, who are working in Provo
'pent Sunday here visiting with their
iolks
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Miller Of Pleas
ant Grove. spent Sunday here with
lrs. Millers' parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph II. Storrs
The great social photoplay "rhe
Walls of Jericho" at the Royal next
Wednesday and Thursday. 29-1t
II will certainly pay every young
ady In American Fork to Solve the
Iuzzle in the big musical nd and send
II her answer by Mondays mail.
John Sabin resigned his position I'm
he furniture department of the Chin
nan Mercantile company. His plans
or the future are not fully matured.
The Misses Velma Duncan, who has
'een teaching in Draper the past year.
md Florence Walker. in Riverton. are
nome to spend the summer vacation
with their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Williams and
children and Miss Violet Laursen of
Woodruff. wtah. are here visiting with
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. A..
Laursen.
MT. VIM. Gardner of Salt Lake CITY.
VIII address the First Ward Sunday
School tomorrow on n subject In keen
ing with Memorial Day.
Those Spring Suits for Ladies' and
'hose Spring Jackets for the Miss are
olegaht. and Just think we can get n -.
1880 Suit for $3.50, $1,000 Coal for
po'oo' at Chipman's-l-2 price. 29-lt
Mrs. II. NJ. Warner. sister of Mr.
l. J." Pratt. spent Sunday i'm American
FORK visiting her brothers family. and |
On tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. George
Adams of Provo Bench were pues,s
~ the Pratt hme. Mr.. Adams is n
brother of Mrs Pratt.
Mr. Alma Greenwood returned Tuas-
lay morning from trip to Willard
County He reports that portion of
he county as being in an unusually
furnishing condition.
rake chnnce NJ the plano--the
wo.pnge nd In this issue tells Won
III about II. DO IT TODAY.
Mrs. II. J. Murdoch of Provo on
ertained at dinner "Wednesday |
Vehing In honor Of Miss Edith Young
ma Bishop Booth Those from AM
'rican Fork who attended were Mr.
ma Mrs. S. l.. Chapman and daughters
ava ana Leah, Mr.. and Mrs s. II
'hipman and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Hen
old.
McDonald's famous National Choco-
ates In six navors are selling today
u Zoe the pound nj "Joe's Place
Try pound ana get the habit. 2g-it
From the Saturday Deseret News
Miss Middle NJ Roundy,and VIM. II
'acon were married IN the Temple
IN Thursday and supper was given
~ the evening I'm the Hotel Utah
'rlllroom In their honor. only mem
bers OF the family being present Gov
frs were laid for nine Mr.. and Mrs
Bacon left on Friday for California
and will visit the expositions before
-eturning
The MONARCH RANGE Is King of
Ranges-it Is a little more expensive
to commence with. but cheaper than
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