American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-01-29

Dr ). r.. .>oyes spent SUNDAY II
rru,D WIN reiatn Is.
inc henry Chapman reunion wn
" neiu feD. LIST. at the Grant nOtei
oainueI Dean, Sr., went TO Salt Lake
inurauay Tor a DrIef visit win rela-
tiyes.
Miss Liza Storrs left Saturday ioI
InEnileiu Tor an extended visit with
n,, brother, {. a. Storrs ana wife.
Mrs. w. w. Southworth of Salt LAX,
vas the guest of American rom
aus the latter part of last wce".
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cooper anu
httlc grandson, Joseph Morley, u.
Bingham. were the guests of friends
In this city Saturday.
Miss Velma Duncan returned to
Providence, Cache county, Saturday
after spending week here with her
parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. wan. Duncan.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. $. Rasmussen en-
| IOycd a sleigh ride to Provo Saturday.
ar. Rasmussen attended to some busl
ness while his wife visited with he,
niece. Mrs. Nelson Jacobsen.
Anyone wishing to shear at Faust
Creek shearing corral can arrange
ror date with j. W. Brown. (Plenty OF
open rangel Good shearing gang
engaged 2g-1t
Mr.. and Mrs Seth b. Perry of YER
nal are visitors this week AT the
nomcs Of Mr. and Mrs. James 5.
| try star, AIR. aud Mrs. Alexander Crys-
tai and Mr. and Mrs Jas. Crystal. Sr.
For monuments and fine cemetery
work see a. Bradder. Lehi. 30.
II Is compulsory In Salt Lake City
that people sweep the snow off their
/ sidewalks. We think the same should
be enforced in the country towns. as
people. especially old folks. are liable
to suffer broken bones by walking
over snw-crusted paths, which with
n little timely work Immediately after
snow falls, might be prevented--Ob-
server.
WIN American defeat Lehi? SmuIn's
Academy, Lehi. Friday, Feb. 4, 1916.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Crowley of
Salt Lake, were visitors at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Slack Sun
day.
The Misses Ida and Manda Chapman
entertained a host of their friends
last Friday and Saturday afternoons.
The first day were present: Mrs.
Thomas Dolan, the guest OF honor;
Mrs. James Chapman. Mrs. Kate Need
ham. OF Provov. Mrs. John Mctague,
Mrs. VIM. Chapman. Mrs, s. L. Chip
man, Mrs. l., s. Harrington, Mrs.
Arthur Adams. Mrs. w. S. Chapman,
Mrs. Atlantic Christensen. Mrs. ]. X.
iiindley, Mrs. Mark Bezzant, Mrs.
James Brown. Mrs. Fred Houston,
Mrs. VIM. Thornton. Mrs. w. W.
Southworth of Salt Lake, Mrs. p. NJ.
Kelley, Mrs. Willis Bromley. Mrs. Ell
lis Preston, Mrs. Thomas Friday. Mrs.
c. ID. Hanks. Mrs. Clifford Young. Mrs.
Sadie Henry and Mrs. Clara Wootton.
The first afternoons program was
opened with unique failure. that of
a group photograph taken by travel
ing photographer. Card games were
played. Mrs. Thomas Dolan carrying
OF the honors. The charming little
rooms were bounteously decorated
with carnations and poted ferns.
Place cards, score cards and tally
cards were In modest keeping with the
trimmings. being painted In pink and
red carnations At six o'clock the
tables were spread, and all partook
of n delicious lunch. after which
games were played and enjoyed for
one hour.
Saturdays program was an exact
REPETITION of the day before. There
were present all the sisters aud sisters
in-law nieces OF the Misses and Manda
Chapman, who is indeed each a clever
hostess,
X. J. r. A, Pherson, formerly Of
this city but now of Mil Greek. ha'
some horses stolen from him the other