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

MRS. Louis Chime presented her
husband with baby girl Friday.
Mrs. Geo. Peary is SUFFERING from
a severe attack of la grippe
Ernest Foutz has little daughter
suffering with rheumatic fever
q. A. Anderson spent Tuesday in
Salt Lake on business.
The local fire department. basket
ball team will play game with the
b. Y. U. at Provo tonight.
I Mrs A. y. Nerson who n..s been IN.
is now very mI'h Improved
James A. Nelson nadc business
trip to Garfield and Salt Lake last
week.
The NJ. l. A. associations of tho
three wards spent Tuesday evening.
their open night. practiclng the new
dances for the big ball that the stake
will give In the near future
| Joseph c. Halliday OF A. X. Thorn.
ton & Sons, spent Monday in Provo
and Tuesday in Salt Lake placing
orders for spring goods.
J. Arthur Hall, manager of the Head
quist Drug store, spent the mid-week
30 Salt Lake on business.
Mrs. X. Nelson Of Redmond, Sew
Ter county, is spending the winter with
her daughter, Mrs Christina Steggell.
Mr.. and Mrs Alma Kirk Mr.. and Mrs.
Hyrum Johnson and Mr.. and Mrs
Richardson attended the opera Bull
Bull.
II. l.. Clark. who has been Ill., was
In his store Thursday for tn,
time in several weeks
George Larson's home, also G,
Kemp's home were released from
Quarintine for scarlet fever this week
Parties, who came down from Hebe
this week, report the snow three fee
D on the level In some cases. The PEG
: pie drive right over the fences wher
the snow is drifted
y The Scandinavian ball was a grea
r success socially as we'll as financial.
all who were In attendance are hopin
that there will be REPETITION I
= tn dance in the near future.
Ole Anderson was In Lehl Sunda
visiting Mrs Joseph w. Anderson. wi
u Is slowly recovering at the home I
her brother, A. L. Yates. Her husban
is In Pleasant Grove also slowly n
: covering but is not yet able to be o
y his feet for any length Of time
The student body OF the High schot
Il devoted special chapel exercises YET
N terday to the basketball game wit
i LehI. W. l.. Hayes did the talkinl
The Seniors presented a takeoff on tn
closing game OF last year. During III
: day they paraded down town and di
n some good advertising stunts.
l.. w. Lund left Thursday for MOI
gan county, where he will place on
), Of the stations that was importe
from the East last fall. He sent
"a fine specimen Of the Belgium breed
J. Lehi yesterday. Bishop Money @
IS Spanish Fork. had II in charge.
The DISCREET Court last week CAV
> a judgment for $500 In favor Of Thom
5. as Gleason for the burning OF his shed
10 and hay stacks by the s. T., L. a
II s L. about two years ago.
= The Man..t Fcimers' OrgiLlIatio
* are preparing :. special feature ic
tntlI HtAt TsSuts'i HltN'hr' -
J. rill OF the b. .. Y. OF Provo, has bee
invited to deliver his famous lectu'
=, on Animal Husbandry," accompal
Dr. led by stereoptican views.
ut The Relief Society OF Manila wal
he met Tuesday afternoon and decided
hold a weekly meeting and consid
ID the lessons outlined by the Gener
al Board. Mrs. Angi Warwick gave q
II lesson, 1.-THE Modern Home" The
a. was a good attendance and all OF II
that the subject matter was OF praC
zeal value to all mothers. Next Tue
k day the lesson. "The Women OF {
BIS Bible" will be considered by Nj
e. Adena Swensen.