American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-02-13
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VIM. Bromley CT Eureka, was in
American Fork Saturday and Sunday.
Tracey Wootton was In Provo Sat
urday on business.
Alma Greenwood made a business
trip to Salt Lake Saturday.
f. A. McCrossan was a Provo visit
or Sunday.
Mrs. G. n. Whitaker returned the
first of the week from a few days
visit with relatives in Provo.
Miss Cora CART of Provo, spent
Sunday Mt the home of her grand
mother, Mrs. Rose Bromley.
Miss Ruby Peterson of Salt Lake,
spent the week here with Mrs Nell
Siostcdt.
Mrs. Vina Redmond and Miss Anna
Hunter have returned from a months
visit in California.
The Misses Reva Beck and Dorothy
Chapman were Provo visitors Satur-
day.
Mr.. John Condor spent Monday and
Tuesday in Provo, visiting with his
daughter. Mrs. Farley Smoot.
Mrs. VIM. Holster of Bingham, is
hero visiting with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jos. King.
Mrs. Parlcy Smoot of Provo, spent
Sunday here, guest of her sister, Mrs.
Earl varney.
Mrs. Ferl Parker left Monday for
a ten days visit with her husband In
Eureka.
Mrs. Fern Bush and daughter, Mil
drcd, returned Monday from a few
days visit with her folks in Provo.
Mr.. J. l.. Firmage spent Tuesday
and Wednesday In Heber, In the in
terest of the Golden Rule store there.
Are you ready? Big Charac-
ter Ball, Orpheus Hall, Feb.
18th. Three Big Prizes. 1871
Miss Jeanette Latimer returned
Saturday from a weeks visit with
friends and relatives In Salt Lake.
You car get along without adver-
Using If you a afford to lose dol
lars by d%cpriving the newspaper
of pennies, comparatively speaking.
Non-advortising is a penny-wise-
pound-foolish-proposition. all right.
II ends In disaster sooner or later,
and 1t ia not the newspaper that
closes up, either.
The canal In front Of the Alpine
Pub. Co. Office and almost all along
the block is n disgrace to our pro-
gressive little city. This canal has
been allowed to remain an eye-sore
all winter for the amount of about
Sl.00 worth of work to have II pro-
perly drained into the ditch on the
lower corner. The City Council com
mittec on roads and canals might In
vestigatc.
Some men will tackle anything,
others not much OF anything. but all
men who fish ncCd Fishing License
and Fishing TackIc-We have both
and Monday, February 18th, the sea
son will be opcn-Gct your Tackle
and License and be ready-Chipman's
Is the place. 13-lt
New subscribers 10 the Citizen this
week are: John Crookston and Mar
tin. Nelson. Our lists for all three
papers are stGldily increasing, and
we have double the subscribers we
had two years ago, when we started
to give the people IN the north end
OF Utah county real local papers. Nc
doubt We have made a few enemies
on account of insisting on doing bust.
ness in n business manner But these
knockers" have little influence, and
heir "whining" against the papers t.
really a boost.
Chipman's have a beautiful line
ladies' Spring SILK Dresses, Just In,
for 80 days only We don't intend
carrying regular stock, but this mag
n%itcont line will be here for the next
four weeks. Rou can.buy a silk dress
from this line that cannot be sur
passed, l3-1t
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