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Sfnmmetmcltens 4erinsspG.oi.

HulNhSSptt.
Observation-Disclosures @rper'
ter fortGQer os, at itimmet Wtelt
bllroe BRIGGS mere iom Mennelfefes
De, enc SilfPl0et er, % Of Den CT
baooe goo og biaig Seoe trooS bet
Softunn, of Den i~noebolber nj Sienoes
Dele |nno. Irgumentct Tor, at Def
SIa9s Welf er biaig SeOe, i~tetter Jig
paa Den Tris, iom Melfen / Ilnlir'
heligbeb iGlges for, % paa Samrleit'
iptningen al ben SienoebeI 3Grings.
1toiie, ben inoeboloer.
Som aqe peo, er ieb Welf Ell Neo.
penbigbeosortifel for @srn % ling.
Dom, og ocn or forbolosuiS btuig So
DC for borne Solf pgioa. Oct eneIte
IpringsItot ion tageS no al Wtel-
fen, toar Den ifrmmes ellcr bIipcr
iepareret, iom hi flyer, er 6cotet /
Den - "Smerieotet". Silba9e /
Sflumnlctmelfen bliper life olerle alt
Sllfferet / Den, builtet belpber Jig til
Az Gel / bper 100 Sele MteIf, ale
De mincralife Stofie, ianlt al Grotei-
men. SioitnGpnte Stoi err al Itor Gigs
tigbeb, oa bette Stoi life olene, lt1
Seotitoiiene og Sufferet, iant "tbe
StarhcS", ifuffer 2egemet &orme,
men ogiaa tiel1er til Watcriale for
2egemetS llopifling og &eoligebol'
belle. Ser er elbo9 mere al Srotein
og Wineralitoffe / ifllnmet emo / loo
Melf.
ga oe nprenoe Sele / Sfummets
melfen / ltor llbitr9fning beitaor al
Yroteilt, nlaa ben i iaa Senieenbe
titles / &lasie meb iaabanne Ssoe-
mioler iom 9@g &ieo, Silf, Sonic
fisb og Dit. 80 % Ell balu Quarts
al Sfummetmelf inocboloer npiterl
iaa megen Yrotein og giper onltrent
lige megen gnergi ion ct Ellno
"rouno @cef". Ntoar Sflmmetmelf
iGlgeS 4 Gents Ell Quart eQer
pmtrent = Gent5 Elnbet % "rounO
9eef" for 20 SentS pr. Erno, bill
man for en- Cine" eaer ct bpilfet
iom bcIit 9eleb lagt no for Sflm.
metmelf ppnoa n9iten TO @ange iaa
meget / N9ringSpGrbi, iom ont man
fjeber "rollno 9eef" Tor ct lienenoe
8eleb. "Tpuno Seef" er life Oct ops
reite 9isb, peo ri, % 9ipres Der
Sammenligninger mellem oprere
Outs" og Sfumnletmelf, bier Wtel.
fen iig enooa mere forbela9tig, bpao
bi1ige HGringsitoffe an9aar. @n
Summenligning meo EiterS /. Or. er
nofiaa intereSiant; en- Gnnrt Eiters
i~noeboloer minore emo TO 8nnge iaa
meget Nerinesitof iom en- Quart
Stunmletmelf, men foiter tibt flere
@ange laanleget. 9aaoe Sfummet-
melt og giters err iuno Sooe. Gn
Sorblnoel,e mellem De to gtGrltgs-
mioler iom / ~Spiter Step" eQer
"creameo SpiterS" err en- belbig Sor-
bi1oelie.
llifimmet eler 100 Welf ,bor no.
turliguis en- beba9eIigere Smag emo
Sfummetmelf, % De, Der fife tr9n.
ger at ipare paa Genten, bill bel ION
Negel f%oretr9ffe 100 Melt for ifum'
met / i'm SusboIOning. Men naar
Welfen brligeS til at foge al pil Of
ileite life fienbe nogen itor SorifieI
poa Smagen meaem 100 0telf oQ
Sfumnletmelf. % Der err rigtiQ
mango cling, man fan britge Sfllm'
metmelf til / en- Susbolbning. Sol
Cereal Wilibcs" for @rempel piI
9rlteen al Sfllmmetmelf Steoet 10,
Sano pge NGringsperoien ganifi
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-06

KOM til Nordvestens st0rste Bust
ness College. fuldstendige KursIs /
Bookkeeping Shorthand. Auto, Gas og
Steam Engineering Specielle Klasser
for Nykommere. Kost og Log privat
Familie So I'll $500 pr. Use. Skriv til
j. c. SATIRE, Crookston, Mimi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-06

Iitnbet blipe iaa meget ioJn 500 Col.
lars. 9ette er Ell pen Iioen Sum
8ontonter. 9ertne SnbtRgt er lom
HeeeI aIt, man giper allerne paa
6armeu areoit for.
Wen lao os M aooere iii bisie 500
Collars for iolet Smer rs Collars
for Smer rpbrlgt paa 6armen,
S32.S5 for opbrugt 100 Wtelf eller
SIpbe, $500 for &alpene, 1882
for 8riicue % 100 Collars for 8ieo'
lien, % Summen tiger til $SS5.77,
Iette err life ilbe Snot9gter for al.
minoelige alier pao en- %alminoelig
Sorm giuet bare Zig &egt, iom Gar.
merne / Acknowledged giper Tine
&ller. 0isie SoI begpnoer al for.
t9IIe, at oct Ienner iig / SGngoen at
bnpe aller paa Sarmen.
0cttc allipergSmaalct bar imiO-
lertio en- anben SIDE ogiaa, iom oct
fanbGuoe er / lin Srben at ie liot paa
meo Oct iamme. Otter bpab her or
frembolot, buroe oct pGrc inoIpienbc
for eubper, at oct ptloe leune liz at
Ipgge Iibt mere Sino paa of beige
fig no aller for Sarmen % at itelc
bisie ai,er foritanoiqere, emo oct ofte
bliper giert. Ger er mango aller,
iom aier Oct mcget beore emo De her
nppnte; De giper bobbelt iaa meget
Smsr, % Def frGpeS life mere Sober
og Sib % Irbeioe for ilige aller eno
for oct famine Intal almiuoelige SIT
er. Wton lfuloe altIaa meo andre
Orb prepe line <er, file iig ueo
Dem, bpiS Wtelf er oltfor ringe /
W9ngoe eaer for iattig pna Smers
febt, iamt beige Jig no beore &ller /
oisieS GlaoS eiter bpert, iom man Ter
iig iitano oertil.
S ct bpert 6alo Ter oet pisielig Zig
no, at &llerne paa 6armeu iflilbe al.
pes mere areoit, emo De faar. 90
BET Ter ogiaa no til, at oct laber ia
giere at sge ~Snbfomiterne for Dem
ganife meget. Spao oct giploer er
at lGgge an paa at iaa palgt ii9 no
beore aller, iamt foore os rpgte oisic
paa Ell foritanoig Woaoe. Suif paa,
at Ell eller to meget usle aller / Ell
lioen Boiling fan gisre mere, emo
mango betGnter, til at min0ife DC
SnotPgter, @ieren ifilloe og frnoe
BABE al line aller. It Ell &1l melfer
nofiaa gobt er life alt, MOI bsr pen.
te al oen.. Gems Wfelf maa bore for.
iparlig rig paa Smsrfeot, % Den
maa bringe i'm @ier ct pitt &pantum
Smprfeot for Iaret og life bare
nogle Waaneoer gipe rieeligt al
ltpaafla9elig rig Mtelf, ON Den ifal
lenne Jig for @ieren.
@n anoen Sag er oct, at iommt
<er bringer arl6erleoeS triplige ol
pGrbifuloe &alpe emo andre &llei
igien. @n alt, bpis aolpe life piiel
Zig at p9re pnifp9roige, pil oct ion
Gegel bore beOit at file iig peo, felt
ON ben melfer nofiaa upaaflageIigt
gnoen paa Siien ifal blipe benne
Si giper life bore <er flllb 8reoit
for, bpao De p6er oS; men pi funbt
bape enboa bebre S~nbtGgter al bore
9slinger, ON hi lagbe mere Sinb pac
at beige oS no bebre aller libt eftel
bpert, iaunt rs9teoe % fooreOe oiSi'
mere fpritanoigt, enb ofte Silf9lbe,
er. allerre ifulbe blipe "teiteo" ot
gipet Ell baIanccret Station iaa bio:
muligt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-06

Saar re isrrbsr 1eres enbHriptisn, feno
BELT gciIs slsr SdHfaHeisntna. act er ulti'
leri at ienSs lsle ReHes I nlminneliae Srsot.
biz borie gaa Seien.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-08-05

Mrs. Levi Phillips entertalna
number of younger friends tn
day in honor Of her daughter Ga
ninth birthday The children Il'
interesting games and refre'hn'
were served.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-08-05

Grin Lewis of Salt Lake was Wis
iting relatives in Lehi Sunday.
Mrs May r. Boyle was visiting her
father, James Kirkham, Sunday.
Miss Marjorie Hardy Is a Zion visit
or this week
Mr.. w. c. Ernst of York, is here
for few days visit with his family.
Miss Mabel Giles is a Salt Lake City
guest this week.
You should read every item in
Chibmans Cd this week
James Kirkham was an Interurban
passenger to Provo Monday.
After a months visit in Idaho, Mrs.
Ray Bone camc home Saturday.
Mrs. Ella Manning spent the mid
week with friends in Salt Lake City
Miss Ruby Price of Hcbor was the
guest of Miss Valcta Rackcr last Voc
Among the improvements being mad,
on Sego Lily avenue are a now bar"
by Phillip Jones, an addition to Chris
Peterson's homo. and barn by c. /
Conner.
Have your shoe, repaired 'by one
who learned the trade Mt the Economy
Shoe shop on Main street. You will
he given satisfaction. 12tt
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-08-05

Mr.. John Bradshaw an dfamily ac-
companied Mr.. and Mrs. Clara Fow-
Ter who are on their way to Canada
to Salt Lake City Wednesday. The
trip was made in the Bradshaw car
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-08-05

The Sunday School class of X
Thomson together with their partner
spent Thursday evening at Saratoga
The evening was enjoyably spent
ing and dancing. Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn.
son were chaperones.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-08-05
III. G. Nelson made a business
TO Salt Lake Wednesday

The Misses Clara McCarre 4
Norma Hammer entertained as D
guests Sunday, Messrs. Don WN1
and Earle Thorne Of Provo and \
bert Lynch OF Salt Lake City
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-08-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Il. a. Bushman Sr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Bushman, Jr.,
tended the funeral of Mrs. Bushmar
Jr's.. brother-in-law, X. A. Andeberg.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-08-05
Cement Head Stones

am prepared TO make oil kinds
Of Cement Tomb stones. The kind
that Il being used In California
cemeteries. They look rs well rs
marble and wear longer and the
price IL several times cheaper.
II you contemplate getting head
stones, call and see my designs
and the quality Of my work.
BROWN lEHI
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-08-05

Miss Lucia bulloH VI p"i' 49,"
visiting with her cousin, Miss Ar'ii''
Watson.
Mrs. Charles Earle and childr'"
returned Saturday from their visit
Idaho,
MFR. Sterling Bennion spent rev /
days I'm Lehi this week visitin Wit
friends.
Miss Rhoda Butt is spending rev .
DAVIS in Salt Lake City, the guest %.
her friend Miss Ruth Worthing.
Mr.. Glen Mclean Of Ogden and Miss
Mazcllc Smuin autoed to Salt Lax
City Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.. Wells and their
family motored TO Salt Lake CIV
Friday.
Mrs. John st. Joer and Mrs. Arthur
Bradder spent Friday as Salt Lake
city visitors.
/ Mrs. Lon Dykman from Nevada
been visiting the past week, with MIS-
/ Lenard Racker.
Engene Bone former lie
dent, now living in Brigham Guy
spent Saturday in Lehi.
Miss Martha Deckarte of Salt Lake
Lake City. arrived Saturday for
three weeks visit with Miss Margaret
Cox.
Miss Thelma Goodwin returned
home Friday evening after delight
full visit in Spanish Fork with Miss
Leila Cutler.
Bishop Henry Lewis was limping
this week on a cane, due TO being
thrown out of buggy and inIuring
his leg.
Three new candidates were initiated
into the local J. o. o. F. lodge We'd
nesday and went to Salt Lake last
night to take their degree.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Livingstone
and Miss Mabel Livingstone who
were on their way home from atrip to
TdaHo, were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs James NJ. Kirkham Sunday
Mrs. Mary MGVicar and Mrs Lionel
} Evans, who have been visiting in Leh
= for two weeks. returned to Idaho
Falls Sunday, accompanied by Mrs
Karl Hertell and daughter BIanch.
, MIR and Mrs. J, r.. Cotter Mr., Ralpl
Cotter and Miss Gladys Stork return
ed Sunday evening from their autt
trip to Yellowstone Park They re
port very pleasant trip
The Rivertton Sunday school hel,
possession of Saratoga Tuesday. It be
ing their annual outing at this popu
lar resort.
Ed. Cook, Bishop J. h. earn an,
Trustee Alfred Anderson we're I'm Leb
: Tuesday on business and school mat
ters.
Lowell Earl is guaranteed at tn
c w. Earl home with a case OF din
iberia. None of the others are affect
ed and Lowell is recovering satisfao
y torily
o Mesdamcs w, X, Hopkins, r. ,
I Kirkhnm and Misses Myrtle MEGA
10 and Mildred Crabb formed an auto pgr
ty to the Utah Lake Resort Monda
evening.
n The Lohi choir formed % Jolly part
To Saratoga Saturday evening. Ever
one went for good time and they a
say they got what they wanted. TIL
r trip was made on four havracks.
W very pleasant dance was give
IN Monday evening at the Arcade He
, IN compliment to Miss Louie Thorn
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-08-05
LEHI LOCALS AND PERSONALS

Miss Lea Smith is spending ten days
guest Of her friends in Salt Lake.
Mr.. Fred Kemp left Tuesday for
Toplin where he will be employed.
Mrs. Fanny Bone was in salt Lake
Sunday visiting her daughter Mrs.
Asa j. Clark in the hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Harmon of Pro
yo, were guests Of Mr. and Mrs. J. r.
Giles Sunday.
A. j. Evans, Henry Lewis and II.
w. Kemp were Provo visitors Monday
on legal business.
Mrs. John Anderson has her daugh-
ter from Draper, as her guest this
week
Mrs. Martha Ann Taylor is home
after n months visit with relatives In
Spanish Fork.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. \. Willis spent Mon
day in Zion. The trip was made in an
auto.
Alvin Kirlham and George A. Fox
were Interurb1n passengers to Provo
Sunday.
Mrs. Mary VIM had as her week
end guests, her sister and brother-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. Robins of Canada.
The Smuin orchestra made an auto
trip to Ophir Tuesday TO play for a
dance.
| Samuel Briggs who is i'll in Rigby
Idaho. is reported as not doing very
well.
Miss Majorie Whitley of Salt Lake
has been a guest of Miss June Whip
pie the past week
At F. A. Reeves or 5 good
Cows for sale. 22-4t
Joseph s. Broalbent and family at
tended the funeral of Mrs Broadbent's
cousin. Mrs. ]. Wilkinson in Salt Lake
Saturday.
Jesse Woodhouse who Is an employ
ee at the experiment farm spent
few days with his friends here this
week.
John Woods and A. Douglas and
families made an auto trip to Prove
Canyon and spent Sunday OF the can
yon resorts.
FOR SALE-A good one acre pas
ARE. close in, also building lot
chean l. V Larson. Lehi 22-t
Mrs. Jane Molen returned Sunda!
to her home in Logan after havin'
been guest at the j. II. Gardne
home for a week.
Miss Vera Gardner left Monday t
spend the week with party OF Sa'
Lake friends in Big Cottonwood can
yon.
Mrs. NJ. b. Bushman had as he
guests the first half of the week, MI
Alice Clifton and Mrs Ethel Murra
OF Canada
Mrs. Ellie Day and her two childre
Amanda and Jeneva leave today for
two weeks visit in Lava Hot Spring
Idaho.
Miss Ella Olmstead and her litt'
sister Edna, are guests of their aun
Mrs Sonora Blumenthal Of Salt Ink
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hyrum Timothy
Greeley Colorado. are visiting wit
, friends in rchi They made the tri
overland In an auto.
y Mr. and Mrs Mitchell Davis, NJ
y Junius Davis and Miss Leurctta Kun,
son autoed to Salt Lake City Sunda
to visit with Mrs Katherine Knudsc
who Is IN the l., d. s hospital.
= Miss zelda Kirkham Of Moapa. Ne,
arrived hero Sunday and spcnt n
n first part of the week with her gran
= mo'h0r, Mrs. James Kirkham. 81
'"ft Wednesday for a visit In Canad
Mr. and Mrs Byron Gray, Miss Flo
Cnce SandbaCk and Francis and Flo,
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-08-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Stimmell and
their summer guests Mr. and Mrs W
y. WornocE OF Philadelphia. autoo1
10 shoshonc Falls, Idaho, this wo-t
whore they win pend their vacation
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-08-05

Mrs. James +. Fyffe and daughter,
Eliza, were Salt Lake visitors Thurs
day
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-08-05

James A. Giles of Salt Lake was in
Lehi Tuesday making arrangements
! for the funeral of Mrs. Frank STANLEY
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-08-05

Miss Marjorie Hardy Is a Zion visit
or this week
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-08-05

Clarence Gray has been carrying his
hand in sling the past week, the re-
suit of case Of blood poisoning.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-08-05

Mr. w. c. Ernst of York, is here
for few days visit with his family.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-08-05

John Conner left this week for Too
ele county with some government sur
veyors who are making a goolocicor
survey Of the west mountains.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-08-05

Miss Myrtle Mccall of Salt Lake
and Miss Mildred Crabb of Elsinorc
are guests Of Mrs. T. +. Kirkhom this
week.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-08-05

Miss Evelyn Harker of Alberta, Can
ada, is a guest of Mrs. o. J. Roberts
this week
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-08-05

Mrs. May X. Boyle was visiting her
father, James Kirkham, Sunday.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-08-05

Harold Olmstead went up American
Fork Canyon last week and is now
J employed for the Queen Mining Co.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-08-05
VIM. E. RYDALCH
CANDIDATE FOR NOMINATION. TO CON
GREss ON THE REPUBLICAN TICKET

Mr.. Rydalch was born in Grantsvillc, Too
Gle, county, Utah. His father and grandfath-
err settled in Grantsville in 1853. He is a son
of William NJ. Rydalch and Margaret Hunter
RydacI, his mother being a daughter of Ed
ward Hunter, a member of the Mormon Bat
TALON.
He is a graduate of the Brigham Young
University, where he taught for three years;
he also was graduated from the Univer-
sity OF Michigan, from the law department,
He has never held public Office.
Upon his return from Ann Harbor, he prac
ticed law III Provo, and six years ago removed
to Salt Lake City, where he is now actively en-
gagged in his profession. He is married the
father Of five SONS and two daughters.
He stands for national preparedness and
state wide prohibition.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-08-05

The guests of Mrs. c. NJ, and Mis-,
FREDDIE Olson Sunday were Mr.. aud
Mrs, Thomas James, Mr., and Mrs. VIM
Ford and Mr. Earl Simon all Of s.
Lake City
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-08-05

Mr. Charles Olson, VINO has been en-
ploycd this summer in Salt Lake City
Is home for the rest of the summer
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-08-05

Mr.. and Mrs, l., r. Wherry Of Salt
Lake City arc visiting at the c. >
Roberts farm over Jordan. Mr.. Whcr,o,
is convalaclng from a recent ouoro-
ton for appendicitis.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-08-05
CUTLER GARAGE

Now open and ready 20 do all
kinds Of repair work that can he
done In our shop.
We handle all - Accessories for
Automobiles. Motorcycles, Bl.
cycles.
General repairing, yulcanizing,
Gasoline and Oils.
We are exclusive agents for the
5.mlnute yulcanizing instrument
and the patches. Can be carried
In pocket.
G. l.. ANDERSON. Manager.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-08-05

Edward Karen went to salt Lake
Thursday to visit Harry Stewart
is slowly making progress towards ro-
covery in the J.. d, S, hospital.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-08-05

Mrs c, II, Roberts left for Los An
geles early in the week and Mr.. Rob
erts left to Join her yesterday, thew
spend n month with RELATIVES thoro
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-08-05

Mr. and Mrs. $. /, Goodwin. NJ
and Mrs. $, w, Ross, ]. a Garduo.
George Webb and w. a. Kni5ht Won
TO Provo In the Goodwin adto Wed
nesday to attend the Republican
caucus,
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-08-05

Miss Mabel Giles is Salt Lake City
guest this week.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-08-05

Have you noticed how the Interur
ban cars whistle now as they
through town?
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-08-05

IT, w. Kirkham OF Salt Lake W.
transacting real estate business in
I.ehi Tuesday
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-08-05

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Il. l.. Bachelor made business
trip to Provo Tuesday.
Il. w. Kirkham OF Salt Lake W.
transacting real estate business in
Lehi Tuesday.
Miss Evelyn HarSer of Alberta, Can
ada, is a guest of Mrs. o. J. Roberts
this week.
Harold Olmstead went up American
Fork Canyon last week and Is now
employed for the Queen Mining Co.
Have you noticed how the Interur
ban cars whistle now as they
through town?
James A. Giles of Salt Lake was in
Lehi Tuesday making arrangement
for the funeral of Mrs. Frank STANLEY
Clarence Gray has been carrying his
hand in sling the past week, the re-
suit of case of blood poisoning.
Mr. Charles Olson, VINO has been en-
| ploycd this summer in Salt Lake City
Is home for the rest of the summer
Miss Myrtle Mccall of Salt Lake
| and Miss Mildred Crabb of Elsinoro
are guests Of Mrs T. +. Kirkhom this
week
Mr. and Mrs. S. /. Goodwin. NJ
and Mrs. $. W. Ross, j. a Gardnor
George Webb and w A. Kntsht won
TO Provo In the Goodwin adto Wed
nesday to attend the Republican
caucus,
y. A. Bushman, Sr, and T.. A. Bush,
man, Jr, left with an auto load OF
supplies for their sheep herd ON Ti-
panoGos mountain Tuesday
Edward Karen went to salt Lake
Thursday to visit Harry Stcwar,
is slowly making progress towards ro
covery in the L. d. S hospital.
John Conner left this week for Too.
ele county with some government sur
veyors who arc making a GEOLOGIC
survey of the west mountains.
Mrs, c. H. Roberts left for Los An
geles early in the week and Mr. Rob
erts left to Join her yesterday. the,
spend n month with relatives thoro
Mr., and Mrs. L. p, Wherry of Sal
Lake City are visiting at the c. ,.
Roberts farm over Jordan Mr. Wherr,
is convalaclng from a recent oporo
ton for appendicitis
The guests Of Mrs. C. NJ, and Mis-,
FREDDIE Olson Sunday were Mr.. an,
Mrs Thomas James, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Ford and Mr. Earl Simon an Of g.
I Lake City.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Stimmell am,
their summer guests, Mr. and Mrs. W
p. WornocE OF Philadelphia, autoo.
10 shoshonc Falls Idaho, this wo.'
whore they win pend their vacation
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-08-05

You should read every item in
Chibmans Cd this week.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-08-05

u. a. Bushman, Sr., and r.. A. Bush
man, Jr,, left with an auto load Of
supplies for their sheep herd ON Ti-
panogos mountain Tuesday.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-08-05

Il. l.. Bachelor made a business
trip to Provo Tuesday.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-08-05

Grin Lewis of Salt Lake was Wis
iting relatives in Lehi Sunday.
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James Kirkham was an Interurba
passenger to Provo Monday
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Mrs, NJ y. Bushman had as hel
guests the first half of the week, Mr.
Alice Clifton and Mrs, Ethel Murray
OF Canada.
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Miss zelda Kirkhom of Moapa. New.
arrived here Sunday ana apcnt tho
first part Of the week with her Grand
mo'hor Mrs James Kirkham. Shc
loft Wednesday for a visit in Canada
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Gray, Miss Flor
ence Sandback and Francis and Flov1
Coates formed a Jolly camping port,
IN American Fork Canyon for fov
DAYS last week.
Miss Evelyn Winn left Wcdnosday
for n months visit with fricnda g.
Canada
Mr., and Mrs, w T. Rackcr. Nrs
Dclbort Lee. Ira Racker. Mrs. Maud
Whipple md Miss Lillian Whipplc
went 10 Srrinryillo Sunday IN th-
Roplypr o,,tDy,obtt,
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Mrs Elizabeth Eilburn was tho
guest OF hor DAUGHTER Mrs W. G.
Ernst sunday Miss Edna Ki'huru
0nd Mrs Charles walT nu NJ So,
1n'o CIV wcro also ouosts.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-08-05

Miss Vera Gardner left Monday t.
spend the week with n party of Sa'
Lake friends in Big Cottonwood can
yon.
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These rersors were quests Of tho
Sunderland home this wook, Mr.. ana
Mr' Rrvant Whltmoro ard family. NJ
and Mre clifford Whitmoro md Mice
I""o Whitmore all of Ovcrton Noy.
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At F. A. Reeves or 5 good
Cows for sale. 22-4t

Joseph s. Broalbent and family at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Broadbents
cousin. Mrs. ], Wilkinson in Salt Lake
Saturday
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Mrs. Ellie Day and her two children
Amanda and Jeneva leave today for O
two weeks visit in Lava Hot Syringe
Idaho.
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Mr. and Mrs Mitchell Davis, Mr..
lnnius Davis and Miss Leurotta Kund-
son antoed to Salt Lake City SUNDAY
10 visit with Mrs, Katherine Knudsor
who Is IN the H. d. S. hospital
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Jesse Woodhouse who Is an employ
ee at the experiment farm spent
few days with his friends here this
week.