American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-01-15

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the home of Mrs. S. l. Goodwin We'd
nesday afternoon. Mrs. Dulcie Fran
com gave a review OF Lady Roses
Daughter"
James w. Taylor will leave on Feb
ruary l for Sugar City, Ida. where he
viii work for the Utah Idaho Sugar
Oompany as an agricultural superin-
6endent, supervising beet planting,
etc.
| S1.25 to $3.50 Mems Fancy shirts,
choice, 141a to 16Ih sizes, at Chin
man's Saturday and all next week.
Jnly 75c each.
t. r. Cutler Jr. will sell his garage
IN State street ana probably locate
IA Spanish Fork, In connection. with
,ne sugar business.
Earl Varney came home from Gar
held two weeks ago with an attack OF
"A grippe. Now he is seriously Ill
"Ith leakage OF the heart.
The Second ward NJ /. A. is pre-
pairing TO give minstrel show in the
ltoyai Theatre early in February.
Miss Zatilla Taylor is spending a
eek with relatives in Murray.
Messrs. S. /. Goodwin, w. f. Racker,
=. Is. peterson and Aver Racker we're
among the excursionists who visited
,ne Knight wooien MUS last Friday.
Mrs. William Hadfeld entertained
40 finch party Wednesday evening
Harmon Johnson gave select dane
ing party In the Arcade Hall Tues
day evening.
Mrs. c. Il. Blanpied Of Milford is
the guest OF Mrs. Blanpieds mother,
7 airs. Fanny Edwards
| Mr. and Mrs. o. A. Slade went to
Salt Lake Tuesday, Mr.. Slade to at
lend a meeting of the Dirigible Head
light Company.
| Roy Lott and l.. l.. Bachelor went
TO Salt Lake Wednesday TO act as
Witnesses for Frank Jenkinson, who is
proving up on his homestead west OF
saratoga.
Messrs Harvey Lewis and George
Y. Webb were Salt Lake visitors
Wednesday.
NJ. W. ingalls, of Salt Lake was q
'isitor at the sugar factory Tuesday
| Bishop Henry Lewis. Thomas Webb,
! Doc Watson and Mr.. and Mrs Val
Zimmerman spent Wednesday I'm Salt
Lake.
William Southwick, one of Lehi's
early settlers, has been sick all this
week with severe pains In his head.
Mrs. Fannie Bone went to Salt Lake
Wednesday to attend a wedding recep-
lion In honor OF her niece, Miss Myrtle
Wagstaff.
w. w. Clark and daughter, Myrl
cave today for San Francisco where
they Will meet Sylvan Clark. return
ing from his mission to Australia.
oh! Joy-last page
ROLAND Wadsworth, who, with his
parents, moved from Lehi to Santa.
| gum four years ags, was married In
Provo Wednesday to Miss Fern Hud.
son OF Santaquin.
The. reorganization of the Thirt
ward Sunday school has been com
pleted, with Ray Bone as superintend
ent and j. Il. Jones and Lionel Hen
son as his first and second councillors
|
Last Saturday there were fourteen
. baptisms In the Tabernacle fount
ihree were girls. nine were boys an,
two were young men.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Southwick went [,
ialt Lake Sunday, where Mr.. South
gick had several photographs takel
|, If stone In his kidney lie will no
undergo an operation at present.
Mr. and Mrs. William Sabey am
r and Mrs. John BroNs. who hav
,een spending the past month wit
chi relatives, returned TO their HON
n Magrath Wednesday
Big Blanket Sale at Chipman's Sat
irday and all next week.
, AIRS. Abe Gudmundsen went I
.-saf Iity MunuaJ, Mnere she Wa
.---su DNSause VI tne llintSs Vi ne
...a, Ds...uS4 .5OutlWICA, "uu WAS era,
,as.y IA wIln pneumonia IN the Suga
~ity hospital.
James Bushman raised six tons @
aIfalIa per acre on his farm west q
| Jurunn HlVpr This now land saam
specialiy adapted TO the growing c
alraifa, ana the farmers are prepaT
.ng 10 seed the largest part OF tnei
acreage TO this crop. Charles DortoI
"ho operated a farm west of Jorda
orldge, threshed tine crop OF alfalf
ICED this season.
George Austin, former Lehl RES
.ent aud one OF the best known au
.norities on growing sugar beets 1
. | AfnGriga gnyapaI his Tnnnantinn wit