American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-03-13

Henry Armitstead is suffering from
an attack of influenza and erysipel, q
Andrew Olson, who was iii las
week, is reported better.
Choice cheese al II. l.. Clark's tx,
per pound Saturday and all mex
week IA,
Mr.. Joseph Faye is in Salt LAX,
City for two weeks, working on
residence there
Three of Olaf Monson's children hat
their tonsils and adenoids remoy ed
this week
John +. Hayes is walking around
town again insisting that he is no,
dead yet.
Mrs. w. T. Ellis spent Thursday in
Provo. where she went to have he,
eyes tested
Mrs. w. o. Frampton spent last
week In Provo visiting with her moth.
er. Mrs. James Fischer.
We print Butter Wrappers. Call or
phone your orders TO SIS Am. Fork, n
Herman Green's three-year-old son
lie recovering from an attack Of acute
Brieht's disease.
Friends of Mrs. b. n. Christensen
VIII be pleased to learn of the safe
arrival Of new boy at her home
Thursday.
s. ID. Radmall moved 81 bee hives
from Pleasant Grove to Vineyard.
where he thinks the bees will be able
to get more honey.
Farmers 10 contract for
from one TO ten acres OF tomatoes
for the Lehl Canning Factory-CaIl
>. W. Ross, Phone 142.W. 13-1t
Miss Edna Beck Of Provo, came to
Pleasant Grove Monday and will To-
cate here at least for the summer.
She will have charge Of the Clark
Millinery.
Mr.. Kenneth Ball and Miss Pearl
Grant went to Provo Monday, where
they secured marriage license and
were married by County Clerk Elias
Gee,
Ray Olpin is still a pretty sick boy
with typhoid fever. Possibly he feels
none too good to hear of the big
things being done by his basket ball
companions while he has to lie H. bed.
Miss Edith Pierce reached the age
of sweet l6" Wednesday, and in hon
or Of the event gave birthday party
In the evening. The house was filled
with young people who spent the
evening playing games and singing
songs. Lunch was served.
A feature of the big basket ball
celebration that was not pleasing to
the panther was when one OF the hun
ters shot him In the side, though the
bullet was made of soap II puncturcd
the panther skin and the undercloth-
ing and burned spot on the panth-
er's inner skin.
A leading social event next week
will be the banquet to the Seniors,
given by the Juniors In the Orpheus
Hall Tuesday evening. The hall Will
be specially decorated for the occa-
sion,
The Third Ward Relief Society en-
gineered II most successful party
Thursday evening In honor Of Mrs.
John G. Nelson's work az Relief
Society officer, and In honor OF Mr..
and Mrs. Nelson's return home from
California Those present have sweet
memories OF most pleasant evening
in luncheon, games and music.
Mr. Roy Wilson gave banquet
Wednesday evening In honor Of the
basket ball team and their sweet
hearts. Those present were: Basil
Walker. Bryan West, Paul Walker,
Harry Richards, Russell Clark. Oliver
Christensen, Samuel Baird, Roy VIII
son, Lloyd Cullimore. Evelyn Mcbride,
Leah Thornton, Eta Westphal, Ruth
Lindsay, Lolita Robinson, Grace Rich
ans, Josephine Halliday, Lyall Arid
and Flossie Frampton.
In announcing our millinery open
ing Monday, March 18th, we take
pleasure In stating we have procured
the services of Miss Edna Beck OF