American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-06-03

Mrs. Ora Bell Smith who has been
living in Washington, writes that she
will return to Lehi in a few DAYS 10
reside.
Miss Ruby Kirkham returned home
from Elsinore Thursday, after spend
ing week with her sister, Mrs Char
les Crabb.
Mr.. George Hammer went to Provo
Monday to get the Hammer Brothers
cars which they have been having
over hauled
Dora and Leo Vim, the small child
rem of Aver VIM of Eureka are
spending a few days with RELATIVES I'm
Lehi.
S. p. Eggerston who was principal
of the Iehi schools thirty years ago
spent Sunday evening with friends in
Lehi.
In the organization of n new stock
yards Company in Salt Lake, Thomas
Austin, formerly of this city. was
made president.
The Second Ward Primary Associa-
ton took their little playlet and farce
to Alpine Monday evening and pleas
ed good sized audience.
Sheriff East of Provo, was I'm I.chi
Sunday making arrangements 10 rent
his home to Aaron Sabey who will be
married TO Miss Ivey Sorenson next
week
DO you know that Chipman's carry
two Of the best makes of clothing e.
be had Hart, Schaffner and Marx
for the better grade and style Plus
for the medium price.
Mrs. J. w. Wing and Mrs. Bernard
Webb entertained the Relief Society
ladies on their district ut kensing-
ton. Monday afternoon Refreshments
were served.
Miss Jenie Welsh entertained at a
house party Wednesday evening in
honor of Miss Della Upton of Payson.
Parlor games and refreshments We're
the main features of the evening.
Bishop Henry Lewis went TO Viz
ginia City Nevada Wednesday to
look after his many interests there
He Is connected with q company who
win work over 100000 tons Of the old
, Comstock tailings.
It pays to advertise. Someone stole
bicycle from S. w. Ross ten days
ago. After making futile injuries for
q 1t he placed Lost, Strayed or stol-
1 en-" ad in this paper and the next day
e located the wheel midway between
Lehi and American Fork
Edward Southwick went TO Salt
= Lake Wednesday and consulted with
O physicians regarding the stone in his
kidney, Arrangements were made for
him to come TO Salt Lake yesterday
and undergo the necessary operation.
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@ James Alfred this week received
T. n photo of four Alfred BOYS aged
10, II, IL and II Of Jasepr, Ga. who
this year raised 1917. 21O. 900 and 227
u bushels of corn per acre respectively
> All the boys attend school and Luth-
er the Oldest one received the state
prize for the biggest yield in the
state
James Alfred went TO Spring City
. Monday to attend the funeral OF his
fathers brother, Isaac Alfred. who
died at the age of ST. He was the
last of nine brothers and three sis.
ters. who reached maturity One sis
ter died in infancy. Two brother,
were in the Mormon battalion.
, Perry NJ. Fuller an expert auto re
, pair man from Salt Lake has beer
added to the force at Anderson's ga
rage, SO that It will not now be ne
Ia ccssary TO sond any thing to Sal
10 Lake. Mr.. Anderson will also ad,
~ an oxo-asceteline welding machine I,
10 his establishment.
Frank Yearance entertained at al
pr oyster supper at the home of Mis-
~ Bernice Anderson Monday might
r Present were: Misses Ruth knight
" Viola Gardner. Edith Penny, Beatric
Anderson and Bernice Anderson. an
Messrs, Virgil Coates, Fred Wanlasi
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