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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-08
INTEREST AROUSED in COMMUNITY DE-
VELOPMENT AT BIG MEETING TUESDAY

Al well-attended and enthusiast,
eieeting OF the Filler Commercial clah
at the Odd Fellows hall THESE
evening. much community inter-
was aroused, the board OF direc,a
was made 10 Include nine membor
twenty-five names were added 10 f.
membership roll. many matters
public concern were discussed
campaign was inaugurated To elsa
Filler the publicity TO which she
atitled. and the organizations sd
port was promised to all worthy az
terprises Affecting The adyaneemes
OF Filler and the surrounding count
The new members OF the executitt
hoard are W n. Conant George b
hardt, d. L. Beamer. and Wesl
Young These together with Geor.
Leonard, Il, X Dillingham;. A. o. MAJ
land, J. NJ. Markell. and juneau SHIN
comprise the board
The Commercial club now has
membership OF Sc. and IL H. expect
that the list viii exceed hundred f
few days The next meeting Will
take place at the Odd Fellows ha
on February 3, The speakers wh4
were 10 be present at the Tuesds
night meeting will be here on thai
date. 4. &. Meredith and Mayor.
Charles McQuown. OF Bull schedui,
To be here Tuesday night were call
TO Boise and were unable to addl
the club.
President J. NJ Markell presided
the meeting and outlined the boz
scope and Purposes OF the recent
organized club.
The MATES cf fixing dues. mectlar
expenses. providing literature. cal
ing meetings. and increasing ti
membership was left Ia the hands 81
the executive committee
J. NJ PENN. secretary Of The board
of directors OF Independent schoo
district spoke on the needs more
housing for tho increasing 81 llmrl
In the local grade schools aaa lfedie
ed the necessity OF Heating a 10000
bond issue. a. o sAiadland. a. imbf
OF the board Of Trustees OF the villas
OF Filler. outlined the plans Tor sew
construction. r. o Walter propo
the erection here 81 a mammoth sto
sale pavilion, asd bis plan WAS
dorsed by seyc al. including r.
Drake who urged the construction
more homes superintendent "
Doyel OF the Far public schools lo
OF the farm bureau club WORK beif
done here. w A. Thorn 9a0n. fepi
sentlng the Western Binding ai
Loan company explained ,ha Wel
ings OF such organizations. 81
Conant urged chat farmers take mo
interest In boauiilying their prcmt
II. } Weaver and Earl Munyon
dorsed the sewerage paving pr0jec
aud u was suggested that hearty
operation be given the census emu
orator. In an oadeayor 10 show File
actual population.
Al the conclusion OF the meeting
lunch ana smoker WAS enjoyed 10 i
Odd Fellow dining hall The sr
stantial luEch was served by Harold
w Moore OF the Roof Garden Cafe
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-08
AT TIE CEN THEATRE

Tonight Thursday at the Gem
theatre. one CT the foremost pictures
ever shown here IS being offered.
The picture Is Little women. drama
TIED from Louisa Alcott's Eell-kno~n
BOOK. Saturday night. Come On IL
is the bill out OF Clear Sky star
ring dainty Marguerite CLARK Kill be
seen whether the skies are clear OF
not. Then on Thursday. January
Is. Two-Gun Bill Hart will be here IL
"Breech Of Men. while on Saturday
comes The Man From Funera
range. featuring handsome Wail1c-
Reed.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-08
American Legion May Build

Plans haya been laid and Il Is ca
pecied that a campaign will soon com
mence 20 secure funds for the erectio.
here OF a modern building. accordinl
10 a decision reached az meeting Of
the Filler post OF The American he
Eion at their regular meeting held al
the city hall Monday night
The building committee made re-
port and submitted a tentative design
aud plan OF the building The pro
posal calls for the erection OF q two
story building l25 80 feet. the lower
floor 70 be rented and the upper 10
contain a gyfnnasstu. club room.
shower bath, lcce1ss. and reading
room.
rhile the building OF the local post
are somewhat nubuiuz az the present
time. the members are anxious TO
have a permanent home and are
-triving to inaugurate a constructive
building program
Many other matters were discussed
al the Monday night meeting Leon
ard Hlnkie and T. v Jones were ap-
pointed to serve With Ralph Cedar
holm. Earl aunyon. and William Det-
=eiicr on the social COMMITTEES.
Many OF the local members plan on
attending the minstrel show TO be
given By the Clark @. Fox post OF
Buhi on Tuesday evening.
Adjutant-finance officer George
Reichert reported that the local post
now has total paid-up membership
OF IL
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-08

The Record Job department has Just
completed the printing Of a 1e-pagc
stock catalogue for the Idaho State
sxire Breeders association. EhO viii
conduct their second annual associa-
ton sale at Pocateil0 next Thursday.
. score Of choice animals are
listed In the catalogue. and ali these
will be offered 81 auction al Pocateilo
during the stock and seed sto- 10 be
held there during the week Of Jann-
airy 1z-17
l. s. Otto. local breeder OF Duroc-
Jerseys Is the sales manager Of the
Swine Breeders sale and Col. < D..
Walter vii be the auctioneer.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-08
Having Pleasant Weather!

The balmy Italian climate which
this section enjoyed last week was
the topic OF much comment on the
part OF local residents. The weather
was comparatively warm and the sun
was working overtime. Snow which
commenced falling Monday morning
came as a reminder that winter was
still upon US. and that II was not yet
time to plant gardens or 70 take
spring remedies and tcnics.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-08
Cattle Sale at Twin Falls

The Twin Falls North Side Breed
crs have announced a sale OF pure
bred stock to be held in Twin Falls
January 10. 20. q. % and %. The
stock is consigned by the Twin Falls
North and South Side breeders of
Southern Idaho and consist OF some
II the finest stock in this part OF the
country.
There will be 165 head OF Scotch
and Scotch top Shorthorns offered for
the first three days OF the sale which
include AS cows. heifers and 20 bulls.
Twelve of the bulls are of Scotch
blood Of outstanding breeding. This
sale is the greatest Offering Of cows
and before that southern Idaho
breeders have ever collected together.
according TO c. A. McMaster sale
manager. and many OF the stock Of
fefed are from such great sires as
Cumberlands. Pride OF Oakdale, Avon
dale and others
The fourth day OF the sale the
Model Farm Stock ranch are consign-
ing So head OF young Hereford bulls
and heifers Of which a number are
grandsons and granddaughter OF the
noted bull. Beau Blanchard
The last day Of the sale viii see a
number OF registered horses offered
among them the entire show herd Of
state and county fair champions and
grand champions Of the Walter
Brothers CT Filler.
The auctioEeers will be Colonel f.
o. Walter OF Filler and Colonel Amos
Miller Of Caldwell. c. A LcAazter IS
sale manager.
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Registered Swine Sale

The Idaho Swine breeders associa-
ton has completed arrangements for
big consignment sale to be held on
Friday. January - 10 Twin Fails.
The week OF January 1928 Is the
date for the series Of sales being
held at that place /. 3. Otto. who
Is sales manager OF the consignment
sale being held b. the same crgani-
cation at Pocatelio next ThursdEy
ziu also be in charge Of tha Twin
rails raie. Particulars viii re an
ncunced later.
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Filler RURAL HIGH SCHOOL Is NOW AN
ACCREDITED INSTITUTION; 4TH In COUNTY

The Filler Rural High school Is nov
~ accredited institution and all o
It's graduates hereafter will be ad
United to any college or university il
the country without an entrance ex
animation.
This was the re-assuring informa.
ton contained in wire that came Il
local school officials this week an1
will be good news to local people who
have long desired 10 see the Local
high school placed on the accredited
list
Fourth In County
The word was conveyed 10 Supt
L. +, Hays by DR.. T. A. Bryan. com
missioner OF education for Idaho, and
tAe doctor added his congratulations
to the local institution. saying that
Filler was the fourth school in the
county to attain the coveted honor
Twin Falls. Bull. and Kimberly. have
been on the accredited list for some
time and now Filler is placed on an
equal with the balance Of the high
schools in the county.
The action OF the state commission
sr follows closely upon the visit here
on December OF Prof Frank e.
Howard OF the Albion State Normal
School who spent two days inspect
ing the Rural High School with a
view OF recommending that IL be
placed in the accredited list.
Filler Schools Advanced
He told representative OF the Rec
ord that he found the Filler schools
most satisfactory and far above the
average OF those in other towns Of
THIS size, and he practically gave as
surance then that Filler was above q
hsse an accredited school.
Professor Howard was greatly i'm
pressed with a. !cra. atA +4t .t'
town. He made complete survey
OF the high school visited every class
and familiarized himself with the per
scnnel OF the school, including stu
dents. directors and teachers. The
survey OF the Rural high school made
by the Record and published in its
issue OF October 80. was used by Pro
lessor Howard in making his report
10 the state commissioner.
Progressive Officials
That Filler has high school offer
ing courses equal to any in this sec
ton OF the state is amply evidenced
by this recent certification. The board
OF directors consisting of \. A. Davis.
+. C.. Graves, G. II. Shearer, w. A.
Lincoln, and w. A. Grieye. have been
striving ever since they assumed Of
ed class by providing every requisite
class by providing every requisite
needed in a modern school. II is to
them and to Supt E. E Hays. who
has worked zealously in the interests
OF the local school. that the chief
credit belongs for making the Filler
Rural high school the splendid in
stitution OF learning that il is
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-08

Paul Beer. whose advertisement
viii Be found in this issue. viii hold
@ big closing out sale at his ranch
northwest Of town. Monday. Mr..
Beer has a large and splendid Offering
OF stock. machinery and farm equip
ment and the sale should draw 6
huge crowd. Free lunch will be serv-
ed a. IL O'Clock. after which Messrs.
walter & Shearer will start auction
ing the sale. A o. Madland Of the
Farmers and Merchants bank viii Be
the CLERK
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-08
Have You Joined the Com
merCial Club?

On another page Of this issue will
be found membership blank for join
ing the Filler Commercial Club. A
campaign for membership to this or
ganization is now being waged. but
IL will be impossible to interview every
citizen in the Filler country.
The membership OF every man di-
rectly interested IN IA enhancement
OF Filler and the surrounding country
is desired. II you are not already a
member OF this community organiza-
ton. you are urged and asked to
fill in the card and mail II TO the
secretary.
JOIN HANDS FOR ADVANCEMENT
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-08
nrRlL nlan scnooL NorEs

The mid-year examinations A
being given this week The work O.
the second semester will begin Al
day
Lillian and Lucille Murray b.
entered school They have been ci.
tending Sacred Heart Academy
Ogden. Utah
David Parrot has entered schoc
He has been attending school az 2
ger.
The first act OF the Junior Play.
Pair OF SINGS. was given before %
public Tuesday afternoon. Tuesds
Marked the first anniversary OF fh
Rural High School II Was y.
ago that school started after hav
been delayed on account OF the IT,
epidemic.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-08
News Brevities

Henry Il Lammrrs. publisher OF
lac 4 cord left this afternoon for
lava li1t Spring. Where he intends
> have his iSnsila removed AIR.
Lamnlers Will be gone but a few days.
and he expects 10 return on Monday.
Motor 10 California After recciv-
ing word thar the roads between here
and California were passable, Isaac
BEEN and his nephew. Grover BEEN.
hit the trail" Sunday morning in the
formers Apperson Six. bound for Los
Angeles. Isaac BEEN will spend the
remainder OF the winter in southern
California while Grover will return
within the month. t
Bride and Groom Return Mr.. and
Mrs. Grant Puget. who were married
Al the home OF AIRS Pagers parents.
Christmas day. returned Friday from
pleasant honeymoon spent ia Salt
Lake AMI other points They are at
home al the Munyon rooms.
Guest Leaves Miss Anita Sudden
u san Mateo. California. who has
been the guest OF Miss Margaret
Gourley during the holidays, return
ed on Monday TO Cherry Greek. Ne
yada, where she Is AN Instructor IN
the public schools
Tiees In Seattle j. o. Tice writes
from Seattle. Washington that he and
Mrs. Tice are visiting In that city
after having spent a week at Hot
Lakes. Oregon. and two weeks AT
Portland. lie speaking OF Seattle.
says that "nrst 1t rains and then Il
shines"
Skating Season A large party OF
young people enjoyed themselves
skating on the lowline canal lake Sun
day afternoon. Ir is estimated that
hundred persons were at the lake
on that day, and the ice is reported
As being In fine shape for skating
Moonlight skating parties have been
frequent during the past two weeks.
and old and young are taking delight
In enjoying this pleasinable sport.
EntertaIn-Mr, and Mrs winn Deu-
rig entertained the members OF the
Pinocle club at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. George Patton. Friday evening
Surprise Party Mrs. q. G.. Patton
headed a surprise kensington party
given by the members OF the birthday
club In honor OF Mrs L. NJ smith
Friday afternoon. A musical pro-
gram was followed by the serving of
refreshments
From Portland Peter Rinearson
who has d position with the Filler
Highway district. has returned from
a holiday trip spent in Portland and
other Oregon points
Blakeiy Here. r. Blskely. of
Lava Hot Springs is here ON business
Mr. Biakely Is conducting the River
side Hotel AZ the famous health re
sort aud IL an enthusiastic booster foI
Lava
Counfry's Wealth siT.ss Per Capita
Washington. d. c'-The actual !
money wealth OF the country amounts
10 s472s a person. according to the
Federal Reserve Board, which an
that money In circulation |
that held BY the Treasurer. and thai
Ia the Federal Reserve amounts t.
SIS. 4Os 900 zoe.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-08

In another part Of this paper WIZ
be found the announcement Of q
George Reed farm sale 70 be he
Tuesday. This offering comprises
fine assortment OF stock and far
equipment. walter and Shearer cyl
the auctioneers and Guy II. Shearer
the clerk. Read Mr.. Reeds ad.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-08

Don't forget the date Of The Fire
mems benefit to be held a. the Gem
Theatre the nights OF January Is ana
81. Back 70 Gods COuntry" is the
name Of the picture 10 be shown.
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Counfry's Wealth siI.ss Per capIt

Washington. D. t.-The actual
money wealth OF the country amounts
TO s472s person. according to the
Federal Reserve Board, which an.
nounces that money In circulation
that held BY the Treasurer. and thar
In the Federal Reserve amounts r.
SIS. 4Os 900 .00o.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-04-24
Raising Funds for Restins
Place at Base Of Mou1
TimpanoG

ia
a committee from the CommsN
Club has been around during the Y
soliciting finance to be used In ssu
ing tables. chairs, resting places, Z
itary toilets. etc, at the base ON I
Timpanogos this summer.
They report that about one-hili
the $500 they set out TO get has \
subscribed and that they expect
have no trouble at all in getting
rest by the time 1t u needed. All a
are to be in and work started " 4
l. They will be completed and n
for the N. u, A. visitors who
be here July 1.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-04-24
THAT BABY PIG!

That baby you are raising will
thrive and grow II you will buy a
sack of Al baby pig feed. 1t con-
tains all the elements necessary fou
it's growth among which is dry
buttermilk.
We also have all kinds Of chick
feed on hand.
Peoples Mill 4 Elevator Co.
24-lt. American Fork
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-04-24
AMERICAN FORK LOCALS AND PERSONALS :

New line Mems neck ties just in al
Chipmans.
Jesse Greene made a business triE
to Salt Lake, Friday
Mrs. Rem Halliday went TO Pleasant
Grove Thursday TO attend party CIV
en- ut the home Of Mrs. Junius West
Victor Myers OF OrhIr, Is spending
the week IN Highland, with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Y. Myers.
Mrs. Earl Carlisle and Miss Al.
loween Healey Of Alpine, were visit
ing friends In Salt Lake Saturday.
The two little children OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester, Pulley are improvine
after having pneumonia for some
z time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sid Nicholes. Mrs
Allie Frampton and Mrs. Dorothy Nj
choles motored to Fairfield Monday
and spent the day.
Mrs. Byron Crokston and Mrs. S,
Sandmeir are spending the end Of this
week in Provo, visiting with rela-
tives
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Timpson went
20 Salt Lake Wednesday TO attend a
wedding reception OF Mr.. Timpsons
sister. Miss Laura Timpson.
How are you fixed for dishes
: Grants have the most complete lines
In the north end of the county.
The Highland ward entertained the
ward at another good time dance at
the school house Friday night. A
large crowd enjoyed themselves In
dancing and games. Refreshments
.were served by the Mutual.
~ Friday, April 16. Mira. II. ID. Boley
entertained the First ward primar,
ofhcers atis quitting bee. ut her home
The quilt was pioneer quilt made
by the Attn and 9Th grades, under the
direction OF Mrs. John 0vard ant
Mrs. Alma Rowley. The guest o.
Aonor was Mrs. Ernest VIM OF Sal
I.eke City. former counselor OF Mrs
lBclsy A delicious luncheon wa,
soft1 b. the hostess before leaving
ss'A<SFsstaT p ----G fr-'1
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin S. Pouison en-
stesteined Monday night at their hom'
Z n honor OF Mrs. Poulson's father
. Pr. j. W. Brown of st. Johns
Arizona. After pleasant evening
R was spent in games, a dainty lunch
con was served TO the following
guests. Pres. and Mrs J W. Brown
Mr.. and Mrs. willard Olsen OF Al
pine. Mrs. Maria W. Poulson an
Mrs. Josephine Draper Of Pleasan
Grove, Mrs. Otto J. Poulson an
daughter Amy, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
II, Poulson and daughter Rhoda. Pro-
and Mrs. NJ. MILFORD Poulson all Q
Provo. Mr.. and Mrs Owen Drape
and Mr.. and Mrs. MILFORD Mechanic
of Alpine.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-04-24

The l0-month-old son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Il. Dunkley, formerly Of
this city, but now living In Salt Lake,
died last Thursday night after a short
illness, Mr.. Dunklty Is connected
with the Oregon Short Line r. r..
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-04-24

Mrs. A. W. Buckwalter entertain
ed at bundle shower Thursday eve-
ming for her daughter Edith. who
was married Friday. A number OF
friends enjoyed the evening In games
and music. A delicious luncheon was
served. Miss Buckwalter was the
recipient OF many beautiful gifts.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-04-24

The b. B. Ladies were entertained
at a social at the home Of Mrs. Grace
Barratt Thursday afternoon. The
time was spent in social chat and
sewing. after which dainty luncheon
was served.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-04-24
Presbyterian Church

Services morning and night. Wd
ors welcome. A new Bible class
been organized for young people
der the leadership OF Mrs, Sn
Wingenfield. Sunday morning
pastor will present the New Era
lnter-Church campaign.
The Missionary and Sewing On
met with Mrs. Meeker THURSDAY
ternoon.
JOHN MEEKER. Minister.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-04-24

Mrs. Peter l.ogsdon entertained
Thursday afternoon. for her daughter.
Irma, 1t being her birthday. Twenty
five school mates met at the Logsdon
home and enjoyed games and refresh
ments.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-04-24

Thin blown tumblers at 10c each.
at GRANTS.
Mrs. Ann Greene went to Draper
Thursday to spend visit with her
daughter, Mrs l.. s. Dunyon.
r. s. Friday left this week for the
sheep herd, after having spent a few
months home with his family.
The Inter Church Nation
wide campaign. The Presby-
terrain is cooperating. .
Mrs. s. r. Walker or Pleasant
Grove. was in American Fork Wed
nesday, the guest of relatives.
Long silk Gloves. long Kid Gloves
for the short sleeves. Ladies' call
at Chipman's. .
Mrs. Steve Woods entertained a few
Of her friends Sunday at social The
time was spent In social chat and
luncheon was served.
Mrs. Arthur Diokerson Of Salt Lake
spent few days OF the week here
with Mr.. and Mrs. Alma Rowley and
other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bazel varney and Mr..
and Mrs. Neron Fowler of Lehi, were
the guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. James varney. Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Martin and
Dr. Young OF Salt Lake, we're the
Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas
Martin, Sr. "a
II you need wagon, harness, O,
any implements, call up VIM. Preston
at Chipman's Lumber Yard. Telephone
One Five, Q6.)
Mrs. Basil Walker aud children oil
santaquin. arrived in American Forl
"Wednesday to spend two weeks with
Mrs. Walkers mother. Mrs. Sarah
Chadwick.
! an az erT "a
Mrs. John Meeksr was hostess at.s
chicken dinner party given at hsl
home Wednesday night. The guests
included Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Werner
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Hitchner ant
Mrs. Hitchner's brother. Huber Kelly
A meeting was held in the taber
nacle Tuesday afternoon, under tn
direction Of the primary stake board
for the primary officers and teacher
I OF the four wards. Preparations 70
the aoolal and busy hour for the chill
dren was taken up. A large crow
was In attendance. ft4 20
Mrs. A. w. Buckwalter entertain
ed at a bundle shower Thursday eve
ming for her daughter. Edith. VIII
was married Friday. A number Q
friends enjoyed the evening In game
and music. A delicious luncheon wa
served. Miss Buckwalter was tn
~ .x...., t..,,,f,n aifto
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-04-24

II you need anything In the build
ing line call on John Hunter at Chip
mans Lumber Yard.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-04-24

Mrs. George Meredith entertained
Thursday evening, in honor Of her
husbands birthday A number Of fri
ends and relatives were delightfully."-
entertained with music and games,
after which supper was served.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-04-24

Mrs. Nancy Forbes received word
this week OF the death OF her brother
John Cooper, who died In Logan a,
the age Of 62. Mr.. Cooper was born
and raised in American Fork.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-04-24

A'falfa and grass seeds at Chip
mans.
Mrs. VIM. Bush of Salt Lake. is
spending this week here, visiting with
relatives and friends
Mr.. and Mrs Don Loveridge Of
Orem, we're the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Jones. Friday.
Mrs. l.. Nelson Of Canada. spent
the week end in American Fork. the
guest of Mrs. Sarah B. Chapman.
Mrs. James Chadwick left Thurs
day for her home in Shelley, Ida. i, af-
ter having spent three weeks here
with relatives.
Mrs. Milton Pool returned to her
home in Heber. the first OF the week,
after spending ten days here with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Binns are
moving from their home in the 4th
ward to Delta. where they will make
their home.
Mrs. w. C.. Preston returned to
her home Wednesday after having
spent week in Salt Lake, the guest
of Mrs. w. II. Grant.
Mrs VIM. Firmage returned to her
home Sunday after having spent a
few weeks In Salt Lake, with her
daughter. Mrs. G. r. Jones.
II you are going to join the Overall
Brigade" Chipman's have any size
you may want.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Coddington
motored to Provo Monday and spent
the day with friends. Mr.. Codding-
ton also spent Tuesday at Vernon. on
business.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-04-24

Announcement is made of the mar
rage OF Miss Hilda Pearson OF Lehi
to Francis l.. Mitchell Of American
Fork. The wedding took place at Sal,
Lake. Wednesday. ASA