American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-09-25


visitor Saturday
Eben and Axel Bloomquist made
business trip To Salt Lake Monday.
pr and Mrs II. w Knighton spent
Monday In Salt Lake.
Millen Taylor OF Provo spent Sun
day In American Fork
Horace Beck spent the forepart of
the week in Salt Lake.
Reed Pearson OF Payson was here
Sunday visiting with Miss Annie Slack.
W. G. Preston and Nathan Robinson
left the forcpart of the week for an
extended stay at the herd.
Mrs. James s. Crystal entertained
Monday afternoon In honor of her son
Dclmers' eighth birthday
Heating stoves the iatcst improved
from 40 and up at Chipman's BIZ
Red store. 25.il
james Brown returned the first Of
the week from two months stay at
his sheep herd.
Jack Thurgood and J. W. l.ierley OF
Provo were IN American Fork Tues
day on business
Mrs. J. +. Kirk OF Salt Lake Is here
visiting with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. n. T.. King.
Mrs. Laura Cook Of Salt Lake spent
the week here. guest OF Mr. and Mrs
W. w. Hunter.
Investigate liz the gate the Orient
holds open TO those who haven't paid
us visit. 25-lt
Miss Meta Kimmle OF Salt Lake
spent Monday and Tuesday here. the
guest of Miss Mae Hanson.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Robinson OF
L.ehi were American Fork visitors
Tuesday.
A. G. Adamson has been Installing
n new set OF plumbing fixtures IN the
homes of Walter Dewey and Ray And.
erson.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Thornton and
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Brown autoed to
Salt Lake Sunday and spent the day
with friends.
Poor goods and high prices are
strangers to the Chapman Mercantile |
Co. IL you need a suit for the school |
girl, the student boy, the husband or |
the wife. call on us and let us show |
you. rs II
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Shelly, Sr.,
have been visiting with their daughter
Mrs. ]. A. Wright In Bingham this
week
otto Varney. Aaron Greenwood,
Thomas Adamson and John varney
left Monday for Garland to work In
the sugar factory. which commenced
cutting beets Wednesday.
Mrs. John Rogers OF Salt Lake Is
visiting in American Fork, the guest
or Mrs. l.. ID. Kearney. She brings
with her month old baby girl. which
when born was but "A little over two
pounds In weight. II Is fully develop
ed. mentally and physically and now
weighs nearly Ave pounds.
Mary Pickford will appear again
soon at the Orient. 25-lt
The Citizen this week loses valued
member OF the stan In the person OF
Miss Cleo Sinclair. Miss Sinclair has
resigned her position to take a bust
ness course at the Business College OF
Iftah laaUlpg fAr Galt \ h.
day. She has been a pleasant and ef-
fcient helper. and carries with her
the kindest thoughts ana best wishes
OF the Citizen force. Miss May Hutch
ings has accepted the position thus
made vacant and Will be glad to re-
ceive any news items that may be OF
interest to the readers OF the Citizen.
We have just received a large ship
ment of Heating Stoves-why not get
your HEATER now and let us put Il
up for you. when cold weather comes
you are ready 10 meet Jack Frost or
common grounds 25-lt
II was an exceedingly prettily APP
pointed banquet which the girls OF
the Lofoanen bee Hive gave to their
mothers following the presentation OF
the photoplay "Mother"-at the home
of Mrs, A. Christensen. The dining
room was decorated In roses, even
the patterns of the linen and the de-
corations OF the china carrying out
the rose theme; the other rooms In
asters and d'h'lns Each girl toasted
her own mother and Mrs, Broadbent
responded In behalf of the mothers
with toast % Our Girls" Mrs.
Christensen read the poem. printed In
n recent issue of the Citizen, written
for the occasion.