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The Detroit times., 1915-06-14

This suggestion Is made presum-
Ing that you VIII continue 20 write
for the school Department during
vacation. which we hope you will
And DO not forget the social news
OF the school district
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-08-14

mary rlcKiora IN Less VI ,ne o,vrm
Country" next week-Royal. 141t
Joseph w. Halliday.sr is suffering
from case Of blood poisoning caused
by inattention to a silver in his hand.
He is improving.
Mr. and Mrs. Luoius Laudie of Lay
ton, made an auto trip to Pleasant
Grove Sunday and spent the day with
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Hooley and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wright left Thurs
day In VIM. Hooley's auto for visit
with friends In Idaho.
John Il. Smith went to Salt Lake
City Wednesday to spend few days
with his children there. while he is
recovering from an attack Of ium-
bago.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-08-14
Bees Busy Filling Cells

tuesday evening the Third Wards
-FOUR swarms of Bees swarmed to the
home of Miss Viola West, where they
were delightfully."- entertained by Miss
Viola and Miss Dezzie Shocn. coun.
selors OF the NJ. |. A. The rooms werc
prettily decorated with tea roses and
sweet pears. Forty Bees were prc.
sent.
One OF the main features of the
evening was the talk given by Gunnar
Rasmussen, Know and be- able 10
show in what Fundamental PRINCIPLES
the faith of the Latter Day Saints diff
fer from that of other Christian de-
nominations" Mr. Rasmussen knew
his subject so well that he kept his
audience complete magnetized, and
even the smallest of the Bees were
inspired. Sister Lavina Fugal. stake
board member, spoke to the Bees OF,
the reading course. the fair and other
matters of Interest. Mrs. Richardson
practiced the girls on the "Womanho"
call. after which an impromptu pro-
gram of musical numbers and games
was carried out. Josie West, Opal
West. Louise Shoell and Marjorie
Holloway assisted the hostess IN serv-
Ing refreshments to the following.
Mrs. Layina Fugal, Mrs. Stena Clay
ton, Mrs. L. A. Richardson. Mrs. Stella
Thornc. Mrs. Ethel West, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gunnar Rasmussen, the Misses Anna
Rasmussen, Amy Cooper, Rena Coop
or, Lucille Harvey, Emily Anderson,
Edna Holloway, Grace Rheims, Flor
ence Anderson, Leona Walker. Rcva
West, Vida Soreason. Norma Sund-
berg. Thelma Mork, Cora West, Opal
West. Virginia westphal, Daisy New
man, Margaret Carlson, Erma Ras-
mussoD, Isabella Wilson, Thelma ia
cobson and Mervene Bezzant
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-08-14
MANILA NEWS

MIR. and Mrs. Ezra Swenson enter
tanned Sunday evening at supper in
honor OF Mr.. Swenson's brother, Ly-
man, OF Annapolis. and his sister, Mrs.
q. II. Anderson Of Emery. Covers
were laid for the following: Mr.. and
Mrs. j. G. Swenson and Mrs. X. Sven
son Of Provo, Mr.. and Mrs. q. u. An
derson OF Emery, Lyman Swenson OF
Annapolis. Mr.. and Mrs. Sven Swenson
Of Pleasant Grove. Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra
Walker OF Lindon. Mr.. and Mrs. Jos.
eph Larson and Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra
Swenson.
Mrs. Alma Monson and Miss Lena
Peterson entertained Monday after
noon In honor of their sister, Mrs
John Monson's birthday anniversary.
Mrs. Clarinda Little spent Friday In
Provo.
Miss Zina Robertson Of Springville
is spending "a few days here with rela-
tives and friends.
Miss Effie Warwick and her guest
Miss Maud Baxter OF Salt Lake are
visiting few days In Lehi.
Miss Ida Holman entertained at a
birthday party Monday.
Mrs. Eva Roster Of Salt Lake City
Is here visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. c. Il. Holman presented her
husband with a nine ID, baby girl on
| Sunday.
Mrs. Hilma Palmer and daughter.
Bessie OF Evangston. Wyo., are here
visiting relatives.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-08-14

Mrs Art Holman presented hcl
husband with n new girl Sunday
Brant WINNER became the papa OF
a bouncing baby boy Thursday
A new baby girl arrived at the home
of Mr. and Mrs, WIN. Condor TUESDAY
owen Halliday Is much improved
from the recent attack of typhoid rev
er
Sanford aud Ezra Walker aud Their
families are enjoying n two weeks
camping trip near Woodland at the
head of Provo canyon,
Mrs. Fred Mcachem returned TO ho'
home in Salt Lake yesterday accom-
panicd by her sister, Mrs, Mamie Mel
son, with whom she has been Nlsllihs
A fire Tuesday evening destroyed
six or eight tons OF hay for Henry
Bush on the state Road. Small oo'
and matches are given as the origin
rho Gre department made a good run
and helped put Il out
pr aud Mrs C, +. Wcslphol an"
daughter, Eta, and Mr.. ana MIS- 'o"''
Roldaway made an auto trip 10 ""
oricnn Fork canyon and spent sun
DEW nj the camp Of Dr aud Mrs Bids
n above The forks
Wrfnrd Aat"rson, N'l''' va
d T.. l.. Anderson aud their WV
ipont Thursday on Ti'npan'os"'
mounlnin making most Of the trip on
horseback.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-08-14
Act Quickly
Delay Has Been Dangerous In Some
Cases.

Delay Has Been Dangerous In Some
Cases.
DO the right thing at the right time.
Act quickly In time of danger.
In time Of kidney danger Doan's
Kidney pills are most effective.
Plenty OF evidence OF their worth.
Il. Il. King, "a South First East st..
American Fork, says: Il Lad attacks
OF kidney complaint for seven or eight
years. My back was very lame and
made Il hard for me to stralghtcn up
after STOPPING used Doan's Kidney
pills and the first box convinced me
that they were Just what needed
and three boxes benefited me In every
way"
Statement given August %, 1909
OVER FIVE YEARS LATER Mr..
King said: Il use Doan's Kidney Pills
whenever my kidneys need attention
and they are responsible for my free
dom from kidney trouble"
Price soc. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. King had. Foster-Milburn Co.
Props. Buffalo, N. Y (Ady)
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-08-14
AAEl JOHNSON LOOSES $685.

LAST Saturday when Axel Johnson
Dned homo he found the bureau
"crs pulled out, things In general
Heu upside down and an empty
II can in which he had stored
r. Following the wire course he
n'ula'ely notiryed Marshal Pierce
visual Pierce soon located Bert
|lfsset a lG-yoar-old youth, who, AZ
VnuB pm through severe cross.
summation confessed and led the
'ual to the rear of Clark's stor,
~ "' money was cached m
'"' court officers gave the boy 4
'"s Monday hut are not yet
Vuso with tho case
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-08-14
For Two
|.v Sugar Factories
. station Now Assured For
Pleasant Grove.

...c,s for two new sugar fac
oue in spanish Fork, the other
axe county. we're closed yes
\. the Dyer Construction Co. OF
land securing both.
contracts. signed yesterday by
nyer in behalf of his company,
h Thomas X. Cutler of the Utah
Sugar company, call for the ex-
,,nre of about s1,O0o,o0o. The
ish Fork plant will nave a capa-
# about 1000 tons day. This
- will be the one now at Nampa,
and which has not been used
Isyoral years. The plant in Salt
county will be located near West
an. on the Hugh J. Cannon farm,
N was purchased by the Utah
! Sugar company. Both factories
|to be completed in time to handle
tsl6 crop
|ork on the plant in Salt Lake
I,y will be commenced without de-
The work in Spanish Fork will
\ rs soon as a number OF details
IN the hands of the local commit
are perfected
h Dyer company built all the SUI
factories in the west owned by the
Idaho Sugar company and the
|lgamated company, and It is also
ICED at present in erecting a plant
|he Layton Sugar company at Lay
Utah.
De company viii also move the
Dish Fork cutting station to Plea
Grove and install II in time for
1916 crop. The company made
|creage of 1900 acres of beets. the
|ition on which it would build In
SAINT Grove. and II Is understood
Herman Green, the company's
i, has now signed up over 1850
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-08-14
. Folks Club
Gains New Member

W Luud was doubly surprised
I,m,,o oe'N On the Bird inst, he wat
In, Tor admission 10 the old
|Drs. V'o0 by reason Of being a hal
years of age Surprise mum
,ah was when his friends took ne
It. Of the event Surprise number
II. I'"' Thursday night when forty
|uo VI" friends gathered ut his
|ab 7" "onor his having passed the
m'' stone ana duly initiated him
|sn. "'''r Of eupornatod has
Ismo most pleasant evening 81
Inioy., music ana refreshments wa,
Il,,a. ny the following: Mossrs ARD
,,.. 8 John C. nelson, w. l.
d. L. swenson. n. p. Poulson,
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-08-14
WORK COMMENCES
ON THORNES STORE

The contractors commenced Thurs
day pouring cement In the foundation
for the new Thorne block now being
erected OH the corner south OF the
Post office. The building will hay,
a cement foundation with cement
cellar In the rear The walls viii be
of Pleasant Grove pressed brick and
when completed II will house one oi
the best meat markets In the county.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-08-14
NEW BARBER SHOP TO OPEN.

Roy Frampton viii next week open
up a modern barber shop In the
Thornc block south of the Postoffice
In the room formerly occupied by
Webb the jeweler. Mr., Frampton has
been engaged running tonsorial III
Mt, Pleasant, American Fork and 9th
er places,
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-08-14
Pleasant Grove Department

". H. Marriott, Henry Pugh, ]. r. Hal.
liday' Alex Thornton, s. F. Walker
lhan West, A. e. Cooper, ]. II. Adams
y. d. olpin, ]. d. Thorne Tbomo .
eleason, W. L. Clark, d. NJ. Smith.
Ed Wadley, l.. p. Lund, Alma KIRK,
n H. Halliday, Sadie Meukin, Messrs
H. L. Clarke, DR.. o, L, Grua and Mrs.
Rosa -. Hayes.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-08-14
ERTlSING PLEASANT GROVE
p GIVING TEACHERS PEACHES

Fsterday closed the work OF the -
summer school at Provo. The
sant Grove students doing work
r were hosts in entertaining the
Pnce of the school at n feast OF
FIous peaches. Those attending
p Pleasant Grove and responsible
putting this city OH the map are:
feipal James II. Walker. Gunner
|mussen, Mrs, Florence Il. Mad
Miss Stella Fenton, Hugh Baxter
+ Ora Holman, Miss Amy Walker
+ Susie Kirk and Miss Evlyn Iver-
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-08-14
IhORNE'S RETURN HOME

~ and Mrs. j. ID. Thorne, after
|ndlng month touring Northern
D and southern Idaho and part of
|0mlhg, returned homo this week.
y covered from so to 100 miles per
IN their auto, and their speed
'er showed that they had covered
\ 1000 miles on the trip.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-08-14

Mrs. II. w. Wadley returned We'd
nesday from ten days visit va.
daughter, Mrs Helen Palmer, in Gar.
field.
Miss Vera Thorne and Doroth,
Swenson spent Thursday evening In
Provo attending shower given u
FREUD.
Mrs. Harry Williams returned to her
home in Phoebe, Nevada, Tuesday af-
ter visiting with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Robinson
Mrs. Ida West is the guets of Miss
Dezzic Shoell They spent Thursday in
American Fork canyon They made the
trip on horseback.
The Second Ward bee Hive girls
had hike and picnic at the lake
Wednesday. There were three swarms
who enjoyed the bathing and lunch
con,
IL l. liuhgey, deputy state food In
spector and Il. r. Culmer are enjoy.
ing a prospecting trip in American
Fork canyon. leaving in Mr. Hughey's
auto Wednesday
A number of friends aud relatives
of Mrs. Peter Chriutlanson gave her a
pleasant surprise OH her birthday this
week. There were about thirty-five
people present.
Mrs. Ethel West and children, Eu-
gene and Gwyn, after spending u
month visiting Mr.. and Mrs John
West aud Mr.. Joseph Hilton, have re-
turned to their home In Lynndyl
Saturday MIR. and Mrs. Joseph II.
Adams and family were pleasantly
surprised by the arrived Of Mrs.
Adams brother, Roswell NJ. Rogers,
4, accompanied by his wife and two
daughters from Riverside, California,
whom they had not seen for nine
years. After spending Saturday and
Sunday in Pleasant Grove they left
for Fayetteville, Arkansas, where they
will remain Indefinitely.
Miss Emma Greenig who has been
visiting with friends In Linden re-
turned to her homo IN Salt Lake We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Everett West, who has bee.
visiting her father, Mr.. Joseph Hilton
for two weeks, returned to her no.
In Lyndyl Wednesday.
Ernest Cobbley of Blackfoot, is visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robcr
Cobbley. Miss Roba Cobblcy. who hai
been In Blaokfoot for two months re.
turned with them
Miss Nata Harris returned from LO,
Angeles last week Aftcr visiting lol
two weeks with her parents, Mr. ant
Mrs. Edward Harris she will go 70
Bull Idaho.
MI anu miSs ~ W NhiiotNhoci
were In Salt Lake this week purchas-
ing tickets and arranging the neces.
sary immigration papers for Mrs
Christensen's mother anr niece who
will leave Sweden for Utah IN the
near future.
Recent additions TO the population
of Pleasant Grove: A baby girl at the
home of MIR. and Mrs. James A. Mel
son, girl at the home of Thomas
West. boy to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Mel
son aud baby to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Wright.
Bishop s l.. Swcnson, w. l.. Hayes
l.. w. Lund and DR.. Grua made an auto
trip to American Fork canyon Tues
day with the intention of scaling Mt
Timpanoogas from the South Forl
side. Owing TO their shoe soles, light
air and other reasons, with a few
steep chaigs thrown In, the top was
not reached. 1t is suggested that the
DR.. have his patients SHARP, shod he
fore tho next attempt is made.
- -
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-08-14

A
Ernest ASH and family are spendtn,
week rusticoting in the CANYON.
Ice Harper mas purchased IN.
poul'er farm in the North Field fro,
Joseph + Thornc.
Louis Olson is erecting modor,
courtroom brick cottage on the road
ieaolng to Geneva.
Miss Marion Tanner returned hom,
Yesterday after visiting relatives in
fayson for six weeks.
June Hayes Of Richneld, spent Mon.
d"y as the guest of his mother, Mrs
Rose b. Hayes.
Mrs, Ellen Ottcrson of Salt Lake
was guest of her sister Mrs. Clar.
enec Christensen, over Sunday.
Miss Vance Swcnson of Garfield
was guest of Miss Eta westphal
returning home Wednesday.
Misses Chloe Thornc and Flossie
frampton spent yesterday in Provo as
guests of Mrs Pearl Wright Adams
D. d. Thorno, Ben Walker, Joseph
W. Thorne, Charles Thornc and Err
Halliday formed an auto party tc
Provo Monday.
Mrs II. NJ Vance left Thursday fol
a months visit with her relatives IN
Oregon. Dr. Vance accompanied hcl
as far as salt Lake City.
Miss Anna IIolmquist returned {,
Salt Lake Monday after spending 1
week In Pleasant Grove visiting Mis-,
Anna Rasmussen.
Bishop S. l.. Sweuson is enjoying
vacation this week from his duties II
the bank. w. S. Chapman Is takinl
MIR. Swcnson's place.
Miss Hannah Condor of the loca
telephone force. returned to worl
Monday after spending her vacation
in Salt Lake aud Provo.
Fred Fagc who's accident we re-
ported last week Ia recovering NIGEL
though his face temporarily is no
In n condition for being photo sraphet
a homecoming was held In Lindol
Ward meeting house Sunday In homo
Of Archie West. recently returnc
from n mission to the Northwestern
states Mission The chief feature ".
an interesting report from Mr. Yves
of his missionary experiences. tn
program included a quar-
,ettc by Roy Millctt. Edmund Craguu
Archie West and Robert Walker,
by June Ogden and n duet b.
The Misses Johnson and Ogden
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-08-14
PROF. WOODWARD SUNDAY NIGHT

Prof. Woodward, principal of the St
George Academy, will deliver lecture
on phases of the European War;" In
the Tabernacle Sunday night Pre-
cecding the lecture there Will be an
entertaining musical program.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-08-14
FIREMAN'S CONVENTION
And Tournament, Spanish Fork, Aug.
ust Is.lS.10.

Excursion tickets on sale via Salt
Lake Route August 16-17-is-19 good re-
turning August 21st. Use the Salt Lake
Route. 1i-1t
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-08-14
ORPHEUS HALL
TONIGHT, AUGUST 14TH.
Pleasant Grove

Every lady who comes Ia this ball
rs expected 10 wear q bow of ribbon
aud bring another exact size and
color TO be placed In q box The
gentleman drawing the ribbon match
ing the lady's bow will he her Beau
for the evening.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-08-14

I'''lord Adamson is confined to hi.
pea with case OF pneumonia
summer goods at almost your OWL
price at Peoples Coop, Lehi ~,
Miss Rena Cooper is suffering from,
al attack of rheumatic pains
inc neahno swarm of Bee Hive
girls held candy pull Monday even
ing
MI and Mrs. W. X. Frampton re-
turned Tuesday from a pleasure and
business trip to Salt Lake.
The contractors now have the roof
on the new home Of Mrs Matilda
Johnson.
Harold Steggcll fell off a bicycle at
Geneva Wednesday and dislocated his
shoulder
w. H. Merritt and family and Miss
Ethel Clark spent a part of the week
at Vivian Park in Provo canyon.
owen Halliday, who has been SUI.
icrlng from typhoid fever for ten days
is reported slowly improvcing.
Lloyd Gray, Jesse Weeks and Guy
Frampton left Thursday for an outing
on the Strawberry
We pay cash for Wheat-gpt on
price before selling Chapman Mere. Co.
Mrs. West Jacobs is spending ten
days visiting friends and relatives in
Heb0r.
Miss Cora West spent the early part
Of the week In Salt Lake visiting her
sister.
Louis Lund, J. ID. ThOrnc and J.
Halliday with their wives formed an
auto party to Geneva Wednesday.
Mrs. \. II. Walker returned home
Wednesday from n three days visit
with her son jesse IN American Fork.
Miss Vervenc Hayes came home
from Salt Lake Tuesday for n visit
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. w III
Hayes.
D. II. Robinson and family, after
spending two months visiting rela-
tiyes In Pleasant Grove, returned to
their home In Manti Tuesday.
G. owen Draper, Pleasant Grove, for
Bicycles, bicycle and motorcycle re-
pairs, ammunition, sporting goods and
vulcauizing. All work guaranteed, 1-N
Mr.. and Mrs. !. q, Clark came from
Salt Lake Monday for few days visit
with their parents, when they will re-
turn to Salt Lake whore Mr. Clark has
accepted n position as manager Tor
the Boys Dormitory for the L. Of IT,
at the Emery Memorial building,
Prof. aud Mrs, y, X, Miller nave
leased aud will occupy tho new nome
of J u. Thornc. Just being completed
ON First West Street The new lawn
plantch two days ago, now covers th'
ground. by the way II came from ll'
area. where the new Thornc block
going up OIL Main street.
Mfr. and Mrs. r.. J. Swcnson enter
tanned the Swenson family at supper
sunday evening IN honor OF Mr. anu
Mrs. Ed. AnuefsOll, WIN az -
Ing with relatives for few days prior
IA leaving for their home In Emery
Those present were: Messrs ana Mes
danes s. l.. swenson, Joseph Larson
III Swenson, Mrs X Swenson' Ellbu
swcnson, Lyman Swcnson Velma oar,
son and Paul Walker Atter suppu
the evening was spent in social cbo'
Chipman's nave gone through ih'p
crt,rc stock In the main store upstairs
selected the short Lengths Odds an"
Ends, broken sizes in Slippers 10
shoes and arc prepared to give you
some rare bargains Mems ""'N
shirts worth 80 and GOc each-prlc,
In Easement only 37c. Splendid w
oycralls any size only zoe pair L''''
summer Waists, slightly sollod' "U'
o5c cach. Many other ar'l'l'S o
great bargains
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-08-14
GRAND BOW
DANCE

A Bow for ALA Beau for L.,
A Sure Good Time for All.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-07

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-07
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