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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-16
Even His Mother Changed.

When the baby came my feeling for
VIII changed lie had worn me ou,
The love ! had given him lavished
upon the child Wills mother came
to live with us-she had been drifting
around miserably before, and while she
failed me at the time OF the divorce.
vet she was tower Of strength to ME
during the baby's infancy | was very
fond OF her, and | think she sincerely
like me. Bu, win, her only son. could
always make her believe black was
white. as | later found out to my sor-
row.
With the vanishing OF the hectic love
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-16
BRITISH BRlGA0lER
GENERAL IS WOUNDED

LONDON Sept l6.-Brig Gen.
ord Brooke has been wounded while
IN France Lord Brooke is the eldest
son Of the fifth earl OF Warwick and
has lately been IN command OF the
Fourth infantry brigade OF the Cana
dian eNpedltionaty ioroc, He COM
mandcd the maneuyerS IN Canada in
1914 and was aide dc camp to the
commander in chief in the British army
IN France in 1914 and l9lS.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-16
EZ2eG. eze - ~

Miss GLADYS brennan spent FRIDAY
at the Kappa Alpha Theta house IN
Norman
y - g"
The Art, and Gratis club will hold
II, iirst regular meeting OF the season
FRIDAY. with Mrs \ Bradley, S9o
West Seventeenth street The hleet
ing will he at 10 80 IN the morning ~
avoid interference with the flower pa
radc and other ic>'iyitlc, OF the day
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-16

had iclt Tor VIII, things went more
smoothly with me | worked like a
slave to keep up the expenses OF the
home and to lay by something for the
bahy'S future nv husband was away
so much that the BOYS and girls
gradually came back to something like
their old term OF intimacy ! never
gave the matter OF propr,ety thought,
Ny mother law, baby and maid
were certainly chaperonS enough
"Afterward | found out hat my hu'.
band, equipped with hi, legal knowl-
edge had sci all manner ot traps for
me had brihed my maid. and dlabnI.
ically managed to twist the most mno-
cent visits OF the boys OF the old crowd
to our home to his own vile meanings
"Ihcn came the crash Dicky came
IN ono SUNDAY afternoon and | saw at
once that he was really III You know
his careleSsncSs lie had let a cold 50
until he was near pneumonia aS he
could weiI be \ slcct storm was rag
/ iug outside and when Dicky. after
( shlvcring before the fire. started 10 60
/ back TO his studio. wills mother, who
/ liked Dicky immensely joined with me
in insisting that he must not go out at
all, but to bed Dicky was really too
III 10 care wha, wc did with him, 50
we "a him into bed, and ! took care
OF him Tor two or three days until he
was well enough 90 leave.
"Oi course, the greater part OF his
care iell on me, Tor WINS mother was
old and not strong ! am not gong
to tell YOU the accusations which my
unspeakable husband made against me
OF the affidavits which the maid wa
bribcd to sign about Dicky and me
You can guess Worst OF all WIZ
mother turned against me, no, because
OF ANYTHING she observed but simply
because her son told her ] was guilty
80 never would have thought 1t o
you. Lillian she said TO me with tear
streaming down her wrinkled. old face
!. i never saw anything out OF the way
but OF course, VIII wouldn't lie Ant
! loved YOU So.
Poor old woman Those last lev
, words oi affection made 1t easier TO
me to give the baby up TO her wher
l the tire came. She ldoliKcS Marion
, She gives her the best OF care, and
do no, think she will teach her TO hat
, me as Will would"
Il tCOpyrlgNt, l9l6D
u The Want AGs with sell summe
homes and rent ',rni,hed apartment
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-16

\ number ot the younger girh and
natrons met at the home OF Mrs K
Bruce 1lardcmau ON Thursday TO OF
sauilc thcm>clyc, into an auction
bridge club. There were only eight
present but they expect to have mc'n
bcr>hip oi twelve when their plans are
completed nor has name as vet been
selected Those present a, club mem
hers were Misses Helen Pugh Nacla
Oakc,. Helen Harris. Katherine Sharp,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-16

"pulr" Roberts Daphne Pratt and
Mrs Ben X. Smell The o,hcr guests
WcrO MIR, T. L. Nuns. and Mrs " II.
Pugh Card, followed a preliminary
discussion ui future plans ior the club
Mr., Ben * Smell being presented
with first Prize The next hostess will
hc announced later
y 81 -
The Saturday Evening Dmner club
will meet thi, evening with Mr. and
Mrs Guy ! Icmnlc,on The special
guests will be Mc,>ts. and Mines A
! Parrish " s Cadc and Mr., Frank
Nelson. Mr. and Mr., K. Alexander
Wells will be host and hostess to the
club ou uc,, Saturday
The Lee HuckrnS hotel card party
will meet IN the parlors OF the hotel
ON nest Wednesday afternoon at
,,lo,k. The ho,re,scS for the alter
noon viii b. Mrs J. l.. Daniel and
Mr., John h Turner
e
Nt the union meeting ol the Chris
uau church missionary societies held
Thursday at the haywood Christian
church the following officers were
elected Mrs J.. r Baird. president
Mr., ! y ScwocrNc secretary Mrs
Florence Jones, treasurer Mrs. / !
Powers. corresponding secretary ant
Mrs. II + Gillian parhamcntarian
The election Of officers was followed
b, a spirited address bv the state pres
dcnl oi the Christian Womcu'S BolrC
If Missions. Mr., Nina Y. Cro,Smar
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-16

Mr., John II Wright who ma, been
in Guda Springs Kan, for some time
for the benefit Of her health i' much
improved and will return to Oklahoma
City September y
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-16
BRITISH COLUMBIA DRY;
WOMEN ARE GIVEN VOTE

VANCOUVER, b. c, Sept 10
British Columbia election re,urf' are
sufficiently complete to assure ma
jority Of 5000 or more for prohlb'~
ton and woman suffrage
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-16
FAVORlTE RECIPES.
Raisin Puffs.

Raisin Puffs.
5EWO eggs. one half cup OF but
ter, two cups of flour, one cup
q oi milk. two teaspoons OF bak
ing powder. one cup OF raiSlnS
chopped fine, two tablespoons OF
sugar Min well together, put III
cups hall iull and steam one and
one half hours Serve with sweet
sauce This will make eight cups.
MRS THOS. $. HUTTON,
700 West Seventeenth St
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-16

100 West Seventeenth St
--.--.-
Of Shawnee. whose subject was "Or-
ganlla,iou for Cooperation and a
talk by Miss Marie Davies, state sec
rctary oi the board oi missions
Miss Mabel Tyler lett last night
ior a few DAYS visit in Fort Worth
The tcderatc Missionary society OF
Oklahoma City met Friday afternoon
IN the parlorS Of the First Presbyterian
church with Mrs. Paul b smith as
leader, who opened the devotional ser
vices at , 80 Mrs Phillips OF the ST.
Iukc's Mission study class substituted
for Mrs T. e. King in the round table
discussion on missions The features
OF the afternoon were talks by Mrs,
Frank |. Mulkey and Mrs + h Sur
face ON the question OF immigration at
Ellis Island. Mrs Mulkey and Mrs
Surface are we'll prepared TO discuss
tins subject as they both visited tlli'
Island this summer and investigated the
matter thoroughly Miss Gould oi th'
I provident association appeared before
the meeting to present To the ladies' tht
/ question OF maintaining visiting DIS
/ trict housckccper, which plan has re-
Gently been inauguratcd by the Provi
dent association A thanks oiicrlnl
service was conducted by Mrs k /
Schaefer and at the close OF the after
noon a light luncheon was served b,
the ladies OF the Presbyterian church
4 Il -
Mrs. Cyril + Clymer. Mrs. Raymon
Dawson and Miss Bcss Wcstcott vii
leave tomorrow for Norman where the
will be guest, al the Kappa Alpha The
ia house Tor rush week
DR.. and Mrs \. 4 VIII viii rctur
tomorrow from ludmgbn Mich
where they have spent several weeks,
Mr.. aud Mrs G. J. Prou,r are c'
pcctlnR as 'heir guests lne I@''o' pa,
oi the month MI ana Mrs. ivy
Camden OF fairoakeS, CAL Mrs. Emor
Morgan OF Altu, and Mrs Roy Eato
Of Jefferson Okla
~ =
Miss franci' broach oi u''a Nv w
been the guest OF MI ana Mr,' IN
NJ. Ragan l/US North Mch'nleN
4 route TO Norman tor rush week Mn
Brodch will stop over IN OkiahoW
City again on her return to lul'a u
latter part OF the week
~N&
Mr. Ralph Clymer VIII leave Mond'
- ~
~, ,,,. tt..,.. Hunter .,t,
WI, W, n,p' NV ",,. .,'.o,,,o ,o' IN b"nor of +,
a 'H''l.u i..,., ,H,' ,.LJa, if -, ,b.,, d,reh,,
IS Ett'''s!.'" %1 s.o5 w p n"aIi Winter and aI.o
- ,,,c.el IN the Misses Susie Nav L.
D HH Ht '''u tI,~n,o, ~ n,Il Ie,yc Monday {
u ,nI,al Thc bnr,c .,,a, bcau,ilully d
u ,or,,nd ,,,L n;nl r,,rs and during I
sy,n,rr ,hc youry pcople played "Bu
, ga" Miss oriuy and Mr. Earl lam
~ winning the lirst prizes, aud Miss NJ
", .chcll the consolation favor, Mrs. Hunt
T, was assisted in serving supper by NJ
' A,,l,,, II,rl,nd The guests includ
IN Misse, Susie NAV Loring. Matte Lau
81 Schicr. Mamie Scruggs, Hazel Joh
'e sion Margaret Goudclock. Fran,
Uarpcr Josephine Mitchell. Mess
Bob lsyc. Morris BRYAN. John NJ
" Campheu. Laurie Eastland. I'D II
el lary Earl lanes. Mr. sullivan, \
: Eauper and Mr and Mr., W d f.
T Ter
nd y y II
Mr. and MIR, Edwin Fleming ui |.
dl'lN'N '"'"' w n,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-06
HIS FIRST VIEW

DR.. Mary Walker, known the coun-
try over for her devotion to mascu-
line dress, was once taking stroll
along the road to Wareham, a Mass
achusetts town. On the road she
met native Yankee and inquired of
him:
SIS this the way to Wareham?"
''WeH, said the Yankee, rubbing
his eyes, "Pm darned if 1 know. It's
the first time l ever seen any on a
lady, Ladies Home Journal.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-06

a day and it is usually lamb chop.
Other than fruit she is given no
sweets. 1 never permit her to eat
candy. Her supper consists of a ce-
real or rice and cream, with the re-
mainder- of her certified milk. This
is light and easily digested. While
the work at the studio is not hard,
there is a nervous strain connected
with it and a child is not capable of
digesting heavy meal at night.
About an hour and half after Zoe
has eaten her supper she is then
given a bath and put to bed. She is
always in bed by 1880 and sleeps
soundly until Z o'clock next morning.
At present Zoe is not studying. She
is yet too young. However, when she
has reached the age of we will hire
a teacher. She will have fewer hours
of work and more time to study. This
is all stipulated in her contract.
Frequently mothers will ask me
when she gets time to play. Her
work is her play. 1t is her life-she
loves it. If there is no work at the
studio and we are home, instead of
playing with dolls, Zoe is playing
'studio." The reason she is so sue
cessful is because motion pictures
are game to her.
With it all, however, she is willing
to take criticism. When l think she
hasn't done as well as she should I
will frequently say: zoe, mother
was Iittl disappointed in you today.
I'm afraid you slipped down a little |
on the ladder of fame; you must do
better tomorrow" And she always
does.
1t doesn't pay to praise children
too much. Of course, this doesn't !
mean that you must discourage
them. But point out to them that |
there is always room for improve
ment- Good frank criticism is nec-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-06

This is the new SmoGn blue Bird
hat of the new shade of cerise panne
velvet, with Alice blue facing, shirred
tam-o' shanter crown and ornament
of jet. The colarette is of KOlinsky
and er1ine. O..
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-06

in which am educating her, she will
never lose her natuTalness and con-
sequently her value as a queen of the
screen will never diminish. She will
always be, a star.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-05-13
WHY NOT LET US DO
YOUR PRINTING?

The Alpine Pub. Co. is al
ways willing to boost for the
individual, the merchants, the
schools, the towns, or any pro-
iect that is launched, and not
n week passes there is not sew
.eral articles in this line, in our
columns. Why not show your
appreciation of same by giving
the Alpine Pub. Co. your print
ing. No job too small or too
large for us, and we do REAL
printing.
Next time you need job work
come in or call IS, American
Fork.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-05-13

Chapman Star Roller Mills are load
ing car of flour for the Royal Bak-
ing Company, of Salt Lake City, this
week. This completes their big con-
tract with that company This makes
the tenth car that has gone to Salt
Lake bakers since last fall. Several
other cars have been shipped to other
points. Entire satisfaction has been
the results which speaks we'll for the
products of the local mill.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-05-13
THE BABIES

The storl made q visit at the home
Of Mr., and Mrs, r. NJ. w. Jones Sat
urday, leaving q twelve pound baby
girl.
The stork made a visit at the home
Of Mr., and Mrs. J. c. Hansen Sunday
leaving an eleven pound baby girl.
Program for Sunday Evening In the
Stake Tabernacle.
Under the auspices Of the Sunday
School and Missionary committee.
Male quartctto.
Speaker Nophi Jensen OF Salt
Lake.
Ladies quartotte.
Farewell remarks-Jchn S. Taylor
Of the First Ward.
Remarks Bishop James T. Gard,
ner,
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-05-13
FENCE-Phone No. 9S ] AID
new style. w. A. Hunger, Lsa|

A marriage license was isal
week to Give Draper Of Pruu
and Miss Mary Stratton Of A,
Fork.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-05-13


guest this week, her sister MISS Lyle
! Whipple of Lehi
The Misses Blanche Crcuuail ana
Dorothy Chapman were Provo visitors
Sunday.
Miss nellie Buckwaltcr has resigned
her position with the Coop store
Miss Pearl Rowley has filled he va
cancy.
Alma Greenwood was 80 Provo We'd
nesday on business.
Mrs. C. j. Wright spent the week.
end in Spanish Fork, visiting with her
husband who is employed there
Mrs. Nate Anderson returned TO her
home in Provo, "Wednesday, she Will
return again Saturday to spend
couple of weeks with her mother,
Mrs. G. Murdoch.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bnns were in
Pleasant Grove "Wednesday and spent
the day with Mr.. and Mrs Alex
Thornton.
Miss Ella Greenwood returned We'd
nesday from a three weeks visit with
b relatives I'm Salt Lake.
Mrs. Roy Jones of Salt Lake, Is
here visiting with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Firmage.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Anderson spent
: the first of the week at Mr.. Ander-
: sons herd at Soldier Summit
Thomas Kelly spent the greater
/ part OF the week in Bingham
, Mr.. and Mrs. James Chapman. Sr..
Of Salt Lake were in American Fork
Wednesday visiting with Mr. Chip
Q mans children.
p Miss Leona Long of Lchi, was in
American Fork this week yialtinp
with her sister. Mrs. T. s. Broadbont
,. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Seastrard left
!. Wednesday, to spend a week with Mr.
Seastrand's parents, in Sandy
J. l.. Firmage was IN Hebcr Wed.
n nesday and Thursday. in the interest
= OF the Heber Golden Rule store
Miss Ester Okey returned to hel
IS home in Nephi Sunday, after a veal
r of teaching in the American Forl
Public schools.
"a Jack Mckinney Of Fairfield was II
is American Fork the greater part OF tn
week on business.
as Buy your cakes at the Bakery,
s. Mr. and Mrs. s. w Chapman an
family and Mrs. n Z Booth and tn
Misses Clara Hunter and Rula Storr
OF spent Sunday in Provo Canyon.
Vt
is Mrs VIM. Bodell Of Hartman
here for short visit with her mott
err, Mrs. Martha Chapman
he
re Piano lessons given In the summe
he months. Pupil of G Vichl OF New Yorl
Dean Of Boston Conservatory of mui
lc. Studio at Mrs, Annie Green
:" Wednesday Rates reasonable. Mis-
H. Bertha Carpenter, Teacher. 13-2t-
Mrs Reed II. Robinson loft Thur
day for ten days visit with HI
'n aunt, Mrs Hannah Johnson and sli
vi ter, Wanda in Spring City.
J. Il Chadwick and Roy Greenwoc
spent the first Of the week in Amer
i" can Fork Canyon,
III Read Chipmau's nd this week al
p- then 90 TO the &C 3. r. S."-ChiI
mans Pr Red Store, and sec the
windows
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-05-13

Abner Chapman was in from his herd
Monday and Tuesday visiting with his
wife and children
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-05-13
DRINKS FINED 50

Marshal Fulmer picked v
DRINKS from Lehi here Tuesa
led the horse through Main
while the men coatlcss and
rode in the buggy. Judge HUI
following day fined them ~
which Yves paid.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-05-13

Mrs. steve shelley spent the week
in Pleasant Grove with relatives.
Buy ucywoods Cottage Bread--its
Better
Milton Fletcher was Salt Lake Wis
itor Sunday
Charles Anderson has returned from
few weeks stay at Soldier Summit
White Slippers. White Shoes, White
Boots. all at Chipman's.
Miss Jennie Thornton spent the
week in Alpine visiting with her sis
ter. Mrs. Fred Strong.
Sam Kelly left Tuesday for Salt
Lake. where he will be employed by
the Salt Lake street car line.
Miss Ethel Kelly was in Kirkham
Saturday, guest of Mrs. c. H. Roberts
and Mrs. Oliver Roberts.
Say Cottage Bread" to your gro
ceryman.
Mrs. o. c. Locknart of Ogden spent
! the week here visiting with her par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Thornton.
Miss Myrta Wootton of Salt Lake
| spent Saturday and Sunday with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. ]. w. Wootton.
Mr.. l.. Il. CART and Miss Zentha
Myers of Salt Lake. spent Sunday in
American Fork, guests Of Miss Mae
CARR.
c. J. Wright who Is employed in the
Spanish Fork sugar factory, was hero
visiting with his wife the first of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Holt Of Spring
VILE. were In American Fork Sunday,
visiting with Mrs. Hollis mother. Mrs.
Nina Lee.
Mrs. Lawrence Briggs left Monday
for Ogden. where she viii spend a
week with her sister. Mrs. II. Il. Rob
inson.
Miss Mile Jensen of Provo. has
been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Sar.
nh Crookston this week.
! Chipman's have the largest ant
most up-to-date line OF Dress Goods
for Graduates.
+. Miss Anne Stubs of Provo. wal
2 the guest of the Misses Sarah an,
Reba Parker Wednesday and Thurs
day.
> Mrs. c. W. Elton and daughter, o
n Mammoth are here for n short yisi
with Mrs Elton's mother. Mrs, Mel
Nelson.
o j. l.. Firmage and family and IN
4 Misses Marie and Fac Chapman wer
in Salt Lake Monday, attending tn
Barnes Circus.
= Bert Duncan of Salt Lake was /
q American Fork the first of the weel
visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mr.
W. Il. Duncan.
. Mrs. NJ O. Randolph and childre
=. Of Salt Lake are here for a short Wis
% with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. 7
Il Pulley.
The Misses Ora and Luna ChlpmH
=. who ere attending school in Salt LAX
\, spent from Friday to Sunday wit
- their parents, Mr. and Mrs VIM Chi
y man,
\. $, Broadbent returned Sunda
morning from Ohio, he will spend
=. few days with bis WIFE, before leavin
, again,
Sc J. Raymond Chlpman was dow
from Ogden the first Of the wccl
., spending n few DAYS with HIS parent
:, Mr. and Mrs, w, 5. Chipman
T.. Miss Minnie Ohorhansloy left Tue
dov evening for her home IN Paysol
Miss Ohcrhanslcy has been a teachC
IN the grade schools for the past yea
W Mrs Roy Rolov returned Saturd7
~ from weeks stay IN Salt Lake, sl
" returned again Tuesday TO spend III
s balance OF the week.
III John w, Ch'pman o. Salt Lake. b,
\ former resident of American For
was here visiting with friends an
" relatives the forepart OF the week
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-05-13
Insist on Cottage Bread.

Grant Clark Of Pennington was the
guest Of Miss Ida Smith Sunday.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-05-13

chased new Sudebaker touring car.
Those snappy Graduating Suits at
Chlpman's are simply beauties
Mrs. John McTague left Tuesday for
two weeks visit with relatives in
Provo and Springyillc
Mrs. Leo r. Shelley spent the week
in Klrkham visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. c. II. and Mrs oliver Roberts
Mrs. H. d. Boley was in Salt Lake
Sunday, and spent the day with her
daughter Mrs. Il. d. Bigler who is
in the L. u. S. hospital.
Money TO loan on improved farms
and water stock. Louis W. Lund,
Pleasant Grove. 29.3t-p
W. s william Of Pocatello, Idaho,
was here Friday, visiting with Mrs.
Nellie Dickerson.
You can get one full pound Of Dcni-
sons coffee absolutely free Read
their ad in this issue. 1926
Mrs Irvine Jacobs of Provo. was In
American Fork the first of the week
visiting with her sister Mrs. L. G..
Henroid
w. c. Thomas and wife Of Fairfield,
were IN American Fork visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Walters the
first of the week
Mr. Il. u. Biglcr arrived here the
first of the week from Los Angeles.
California. on account of the Illness
OF his wife.
No job of printing Is too small or
too large for us Phone IS and we
will do the rest. 6-tf
Mr. and Mrs Claud Condor of Ohm
stead, autoed down Sunday and spent
the day with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Var
ney.
The fare to Chipman's and return
from Iehi and Pleasant Grove is only
15c-10 trains each way every day
Chipman's Cash Prices Count y
Mrs. Fred Strong and Miss Luella
Strong OF Alpine. were here visiting
with Mrs. Strong's mother. Mrs jamie
Thornton Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. u. Johnson Of Pro
vo, are here for short visit with Mrs
Johnsou's mother Mrs. Charlotte
Featherstone.
Mrs II. II. Boley and son, Myron
were in Salt Lake Sunday, visiting
with Mrs. Boley's daughters, Mrs. Wu
Francom and Mrs. Jack Resell
T. II. Craven and Il. Il. Armstron
OF Provo, were In American Fork tn
forepart of the week. in the interes
of the Utah Power and Light Co.
The Misses Mate Parker and Mill
Wootton returned Sunday evening
from few days visit with Miss Laru
Classify of Provo,
Tho many friends of Mrs. jaime
u. T2ylcr will be pleased to hear {
hcr improving condition, Hf,cr bcin
confined TO her home for SIX month
with rhoum.tisn and dropsy, she
now able 10 he around on clutches
Mrs. Lewis Dobhs and daughto
Elano. OF Bingham, spent the first {
the week In American Fork ylsitin
with hcr parents, Mr. and Mrs. J {
McCanlass,
Mr. and Mrs. u. H. Hcnrold al
nounce the engagement Ct the
daughter Ruby, TO Mr.. Ross ID. BAL
ard Of Drapcr, Tho marriage TO tai
place early in June,
Mr. and Mrs, T A. Osborne on
children autocd to Salt Lake Sunda
Mr. Osborne returned in tho cvenin
but Mrs. Osborne win vl'it with h
parents Mr.. and Mrs NJ D. PendlctC
For q week.
Mr. and Mrs. George $. HeywoC
and family % Layton Mr. and Mr.
]. Lawrence Haywood and Mrs, LII
Haywood and daughter, Mary, Of O
den, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Heywood Saturday afternoon AZ
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il. Buckwaltcr n
nounce tho marriage Of their daught
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-05-13

Thomas l.. Smart of Roosevelt, spent
the first of the week here. guest of
Miss nellie Buckwalter.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-05-13

John Thurgood of Provo, was in
American Fork Tuesday on business.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-05-13

Mr. and Mrs. 5. j. Jones of Provo,
were the guests of Mr., and Mrs. f. NJ.
Brown the first of the week, Mrs,
Jones is sister OF Mrs Brown.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-05-13


Miss Myral Classify returned to her
home in Provo Thursday, after a two
weeks visit with American Fork rela-
tives,
Miss Clara Hunter is spending the
week end in Salt Lake with her Sis
ter. Mrs. Alice Jensen and brother,
Wallace.
Young Men and Young Ladies take
notice that Chipman's have what you
need for graduation
DR.. A, A. Robinson Of ogden was
in American Fork Sunday and spent
the day with his parents, Mr., and Mrs.
George Heber Robinson, and an old
friend, Alon2o Cunningham, who has
been confined to his bed for the past
three weeks with dropsy,
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-05-13

Mr.. and Mrs. ] Il. Buckwaltcr an
nounce the marriage OF their daughter
Nellie. to Thomas l.. Sm2rt Of Rooso-
welt, the marriage took place today
ut the SAT- Lake Temple They leave
for Roosevelt Monday, whore they will
make their home,