American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-02-06

Mr.. Jos. Faye, who has been work
ing on the Western Pacific for the
past two weeks, has returned home.
Double header basket ball games nj
Smuin's Academy (tonighU Saturday,
February 9th. 6.it
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pugh enter
tanned at dinner Sunday. Their
guests were Mr.. and Mrs + c.
Banks, Mr.. and Mrs ID. Noble and
Mrs, Mary Hay.
Talk about handing one n lemon:
Chipman's at American Fork will
hand you out twelve for 20 cents, 6
for 10 cents, 3 for cents. Fresh.
ripe and large. cit
The Second Ward NJ. |. A. met as
usual Tuesday night. After separat-
ing. the young ladies adjourned to the
home of Mrs. Overlado where in
structions in tatting and embroider-
ing were given by Mrs. Richardson
and Mrs Morck Dainty refreshments
were served.
Read the article on another page.
"iIayc You Thought Of This, Then
take advantage Of II when you have
something TO sell or when you With
TO talk 10 ALL the people Of Alpine
Stake.
Mothers who are and mothers who
expe to be, you ought to see the line
of "Infant and Baby Goods; every
thing needed from the Band TO the
Blanket" from the safety" to the
convenience" - Chipmans is the
place. Cit
Mrs. c. A. Gammett was pleasantly
surprised last Tuesday evening In
honor of her birthday Those present
were: Mr. and Mrs Orson Bullock,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Armltstead, Mr..
and Mrs. SAINT Walker, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. w. Jacobs. Mr.. and Mrs. A, d.
Chapman
If each farm in any community Is
clean, tidy and well kept, presenting
n thrifty, home-like appearance, the
whole nelghborhood will be attractive
to visitors and satisfying to residents
Local fair committees might create a
very valuable farm Improvement hab-
It by offering a liberal prize for the
best planned farm in a neighborhood
or In n county.
Good 500 and s25 Mems Suits at
Chipman's---a big line only SIS. Gilt
Representative Warwick was sign
ally honored by the speaker OF the
house when the latter made up his
committees. He was made chairman
OF one of the most important commit
tees in the Legislature, that of Manu-
facturers and Commerce. Other Inn
portant committees OF which he is I
member are Public Utilities, Appro-
priations, Census and Federal Rcla-
lions and Memorials.
A successful surprise was carried
out on the Deputy Marshall, Mr.. Ed
Hardman, Saturday night, on the oc.
casion of his birthday. Mrs. Ward
man had spent the afternoon with hei
mother. Mrs. James Adamson, Mr.
Wardman calling In the evening I,
take her home, he was greeted by l
houseful of friends, who had me
there in his honor. A fine suppeI
had been prepared and games. sing
ing and dancing were INDUCED IN
The party did not break up unit
the small hours those present were
Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Hardman, Mrs
James Anderson, Miss Venice Adam
son, Messers Clifford Duane, and Ken
Adamson. Mrs. Spirites Nelson, MI
and Mrs Hyrum Carlson, Mr., an
Mrs. Dan Wadley, Mr.. and Mrs. Gee
Spencer, Mr. and Mrs James Spen
Ger, Mr.. and Mr.. Joseph Robson
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Noble. Mr., Virg
Bullock and Mr.. Arthur Hanson,
In all my travels through the stat
have never found such a beautif'
line of up-to-date Spring Hats f.
Young men and gentlemen as ! sa
It Chipman's they are "simp
swell" g.