American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-05-29
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Will Barrett was a Salt Lake visit
or Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. f. NJ Houston were
Salt Lake visitors Friday,
Roselrs S.piece orchestra at Or.
pheus Hall saturday, June 9Th. 29.1t
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Evans Of Provo,
spent Sunday here visiting friends.
DR.. and Mrs II X Knighton spent
Sunday and Monday In Murray visit
ing with their folks
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Zabriske OF AL
pine, spent Sunday in American Fork
with relatives.
J. n. Brown Of Salt Lake, was an
American Fork business visitor Mon
day
Mrs A. Baron of Garfield is here
visiting with her sister, Mrs. p. A.
Maugn.
Miss Ieona West OF Pleasant Grove,
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs
Rem Halliday.
The Misses Averial Peay and Lillian
Madison spent Saturday and Sunday
In Provo with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. James Chapman, Sr.,
Of Salt Lake. spent the first of the
week In American Fork
Or, J. ]. Boswell Ophthalmic
specialist of Salt Lake will be at the
Grant Hotel Tuesday, June LIST No
charge for testing eyes References.
Read Chipman's ad this week, II Is
certainly timely 29-1t
Messrs Earl and Otto Varney, Joe
Brown. Ross Parker and l.. r. Har-
rington motored to Salt Lake Sunday
to attend the ball game.
Mrs. Benjamin Moffett entertained
at dinner Sunday. Those present were,
Mrs. Anne Preston. Mrs Emelne
Sykes Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Barrett,
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed Robinson.
Miss Ethel Crompton has accepted
Dry Goods department, IN the absence
of Miss Myrtle Boley, who resigned
last Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert HcdquIst and
Mr.. ]. l.. Peters and daughters, Adele
and Veva, OF Provo. motored to Ameri-
can Fork Sunday and spent the day
with Mrs. Elizabeth Peters.
FOR RENT-Five large, pleasant
rooms. bath, hot and cold water,
West Side. Private entrance. Call
Grant Hotel. Phone 23-J. s-tf
Russell Whitman OF Springville,
spent Sunday here. guest OF Miss
Sadie Chapman.
Mrs. Jesse Earle OF Provo, was In
American Fork Sunday visiting
friends.
Nothing, adds more to the attrac-
tiveness of town. and makes n better
impression upon visiting strangers,
than newly painted residences. good
sidewalks. clean streets and alleys,
flowers In your yards. II is indca-
tive of refinement, culture, good taste
and thrift
Birds mate IN June-why not the
Groom and Bride start out right, by
purchasing Monarch Range at Chip
mans. 29-1t
Councilman VIM. Thornton and fam
lily expects to leave about the middle
OF next week for California and the
,.tln
by auto, and expect TO be gone for
n month or longer and anticipate n
delightful trip.
The Third Ward Sunday School of
hcers and teachers pleasantly sur
priSed Mrs. Steve Shelly Monday
evening. The evenings entertainment
were games, music and refreshments
Mr.. and Mrs. Shelly left this week
for Pleasant Grove, where they will |
both be employed In the Utah Power
d Light company office, Mrs. Shelly |
has been very earnest Sunday
School worker the past year.
Today "Joe's Place" makes a specia
sale of Royal Purple Grape Juice |
Regular 4Oc and 75c bottles at 25c and |
soc. Same as high grade wine. bu
does not intoxicate. 29-lt |
The other day one OF our citizens |
with consuming thirst found II pref
~ hard to get n drink He cudgeled |
his brain and finally hit on a scheme
Rushing into drug store, he called
out eXcitedly; "A lady just tainted
outside. Nave YOU got any whiskey?
why, yea, hore's some, said the sym
pathetic clerk, pouring out liberia
quantity, An, thanks" as he gulped Il
down; "it always upsets me to see
lady faint"