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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-05

cus. Miss Hazel Alfred. Miss smitbson
aud charles scI4or moioted to TULSA. whcro
they spent the wrck cud.
Mrs 2 a. Wusoy was hostess go the
,. NJ NJ club 40 her home Friday after
noon. Nrs. Walter Watson and John
Banno were guests There we're 10 mcui.
hcrs present The afternoon was spent In
doing fancy work.
Mra Gcotss iIndlcy. Mrs. chester Potts
and Nfs MunnHll were huaiesHe4 ~ lstic.'
dHy At the Eiks club Friday Thoto were
fNo tables W bridgo aud two ~ tuok
Ms MHN ReiuhurE WHklng high score
at bridge and Mrs NJ. j Eyeriy ~ TOOK.
Mr- John Poe. Ir. was hostess 20
tho Thursisy luncheon club Bt hor home
friday American beauty roses wore used
sa decoration and 100 the game Mrs IA
Rankin made hlgh score. The hostess
served salad course.
Tho T. e. o. club save dance at the
community hall Monday night The hail
was dgruretcd with Halloween decorations
ana Nra naliatd dressed as witch
served punch tfum well. Mrs, stew
art dressed also as u witch told fortunes.
There were about forty rucHts present
NIss Francis S1ppcufgld VI Tulsa is the
guest of MIH EniIe Wells.
Miss cleo tHtueH and Hilly Carurs en.
trttHiucd "a frW W their tfieuds with q
party Tuesday rirut 90 their home
Mex shcltuu of Oklahoma city was tho
wcek end guest ~ his parents. Mr and
Mrs. y I. SHELTON.
Mlrs GLADYS ani Francis Robinson en-.
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refreshments were served. after which
tue guests went exploring aud invosti-
gazing AL OF the various bits " art they
could nni, As each member of the party
SAID goodnight, they signed the birthday
memoir book and wished tho guest OF
honor many happy anniversaries
Miss Pauline Nichols entertained n
number Of her friends with Halloween
party At her home ON Seventh and Cheto.
kce. The boys and girls spent the evening
IN dancing ana pItyiug game. ~ q late
hour Refreshments were served.
one Of the prettiest weddings Of recent
years In Rogers county took place Wednea.
day evening when Miss Ella Bell daugh.
ter of Mr and Mrs. Martin Bell of near
chelsea, became tho bride OF Mr. carl
Cspp Of Talsls. The wedding took place
AZ the country home % the bride tho
Rev. stewart Of Chelsea officiating, using
tho beautiful ring ceremony.
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visitor Monday.
muiges were In wagner the first Of the
week.
c. c. Body spent Monday OF last week
Mrs. a. V. Hazard and son are ~ with
the hay fever.
Reverend Phips ct okmulese Is In wag.
onsr. holding revival meeting.
katherine McCult ana sister-tn-law, Mrs.
4. l.. McCult. went to Hot springs Mon
day for an extended visit with Mrs. Me
cults parents. Mr.. and Mrs G. c. Vann,
Mrs. willard short left tho middle OF
last week. she haS been holdigg tev-
val meeting here.
Mrs. Z. c. Body returned. Tuesday OF
asst week from Claremoro whero she en-
joyed short visit with Ar and Mrs.
Charles BOYD and family.
Carl Hamilton and Dave Rciford Of
TalaAa were In Wagner Tuesday.
The young folks ot the city had dance
Friday. night At the city hall. the Ninita
Mrs Nessis Loveiet and small son, Jas
per. OF Cofteyvills, Kan. wers In wag-
The wsson,r Boy Scout, and Camp
night at their hall on Main street, they
took In fi42O. They will have smother
ono November 10 at the same place. The
money gees 70 help buy equipments for
Mr. and Mrs Alien coliard OF Sowata.
passed through Wagner Monday.
were visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs A. J. Koch
and family Monday
Bette sue o'connor. Lillian Shaft. Peg
gle O'Connor and Margaret winters Of
Muskogee. we're in Wagner Monday They
drove over IN Miss shafts new Ford.
Mrs. Renfro of Dallas, Texas. is In the
city visiting friends. She will go from
here 70 Albany. n. y where she will
visit her son. Ned, before che returns
home.
The eighth grade gave q party Friday
night In the community room at the "a.
btary. A pleasant time was reported by
Mrs. c. q. Fowler ana daughter Mrs
G. u. Finton.' jr,, Of Coweta. was ia Wak-
oner the first part Of the week.
The Campflre Girls and BOY Scouts are
planning 20 have program sometime In
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The NJ n. O. class OF the Christian
sunday school entertained IN very ~.
ing way Tuesday evening down town
with . Halloween social. The building
presented beautiful sight IN its decora-
ions and was very ,inviiing with It's
winning match and such like and drew
large crowd.
Tho Qneen Esther class OF the Mstho
dist sunday school gave very enjoyable
which was w keeping with Halloween
.Hi was very enjoyable affair with for
tune telling, ghosts. otc. Refreshments
Mrs W. r Hays was hostess to che
christian Missionary society OF her home
uu Friday evening fine program was
Mrs Frank Boyd entertained the stitch
and Chat club Friday afternoon at her
nome on East Fifth.
Mr. and Mrs. W. 4. Briscos returned
sunday from n six-weOks' visit TO points
IH the east.
Mrs. a. l.. Hates entertained the Friday
nrlige club this week
Ms. Walter Davis was hostes, to the
rreci,ia club Friday afternoon.
Mfs. Phoebe Nichols assisted by Mrs r.
Rsrnhart entertained the Loyal womens
class of the Christian church on Friday
evening. Tho house was decorated N
Hack cats owns, pumpkins and other
halloween decorations. After a short
busi1efs session aud social hour refresh.
rents were served, then all departed for
home.
Mrs, J q. Catlett OF Tulsa entertained
the members and pledges Of the Delta
Theta Tau sorority with weekend party
81 the Catlett unique cabin on the Big
lake. Mise Sadie Conner. Mrs. Earl Ber-
ryhll and Miss Mary Reesling OF Tulsa
being out-of-town guests
Mrs. Jack Reed and children Of Rogers
AK, are IN the city on visit 10 rela-
Mrs A. Il. Challburg left Friday for
Norman 90 visit her sister. Miss Stella
Ostenberg at the University OF oklahoma
she also went 20 attend the Nebraska
oklahoma football game.
Married by J. y. Long. Justice OF the
peace, Tuesday Mr. William Donaldson
and Miss Lucy Harrlli OF Chelsss Wednes-
day. Mr.. Eustice y. Dickson and Miss
Anna Scott OF Wan, okla.
Mrs X. ID. Bornard entertained Mon
day evening with a bridge party at her
comfortable home on East Fourth street
hOyen tables OF ladies participated In tho
evenings play. Mrs. s. g. Ninson msda
hgh score ana received q crumb tray
and brush while Mrs. Leo A. Moore made
low and was presented with a picture
napkin ring. Delicious refreshments were
served. The evening was n most ca
joyabls one.
Miss Margaret Kesrney and some Of
Anna Blair and Miss Amy Miears in
their unique little studio apartment on
south Cherokee street. The guests were
oheerfully greeted. not only by their
hostess, but by many different animals
and birds from their respective perohes
over the room. The boys and girls spent
part OF the evening in dancing and |
playing many different games
toast TO Mrs kearney was given and
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Mrs Ross Boestier was hostess 90 the
bonnie Bfoe club ct her homo saturday
afternoon. Mfh J " Eilntd and Mrs.
J. ". Work we're guests besides the club
members ana Mrs Homer BRYANT was a
new member present The club VIII meet
again in two weeks with Mrs nunumm,
The Christia1 EndeaVur Of the prssbN.
ietihu chdrch WAS entertained w the home
Rev. and Mrs p y. SeamAna The guests
came IN masquerade costumes. aui the
lard johnson
Mr and Mrs. r. y Hsu entertained
with = party Tuesday evening iu honor "
the birthday OF their son George Tho
guests vent 10 cars 10 spot three miles
from town where campfire was built and
games played A picnic lunch was terv.
I'd TO the % guests
Complimeuting Miss Alice Logan, Nj
and Mrs. - ". HRdebHugh entertained
with party Monday nlght at their
home a. Twelfth and MeaCham streets
fhere were about 81 guests present
The fnomhets Of the I. l. club enter
tatned their husbands with q Halloween
party A. the home of Mr., and Mrs. J. l..
Skeiton Monday evening. The rooms were
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The citizenship of Oklahoma
OF Tulsa county faces a crisis
and in meeting that crisis that
citizenship is afforded the most
effective weapon OF modern life
the ballot.
on next Tuesday the eltizen-
ship of Tulsa county Will be
called upon 10 vote for and elect
a county attorney for the next
two years. This Is one OF the
most important offices in the
county; one that directly affects
the homes and citizenship Of the
entire community.
In Tulsa county this ia a POSI-
ton that requires a man OF abil-
ity, integrity and honesty. He
should be a lawyer who is able
10 cope with every situation
from a legal standpoint, Tulsa
county voters have the oppor-
tunity to elect such a man.
John NJ. Goldesberry has been
In the county attorneys office as
an assistant since January /,
1921. He has been in direct
charge OF the prosecution of
criminal cases in the district
court all OF that time. He has
made good--the record speaks
Tor itself--and has won an en-
Niabe reputation as one of the
most fearlesss honest, energetic
ana fair prosecutors Tulsa coun-
" has ever had.NHe is regarded
as one OF the best and most brill
hant prosecutors in the state.
Since he has been in tho coun-
" attorneys office, Mr.. Goddess
berry has conducted and won
some ofthe hardest fought cases
IN the history of THE county and
or the state. The trials OF Alvis
fears and Tom Cook. charged
with the murder OF Harry Aur-
sndt and OF doc" Barker,
charged with the murder OF
Ihomas j. Sheriff.. aged night
watchman for the ST. Johns
hospital, all three OF whom were
sent to the state psnitentiary Cor
nIe, after bitter fights in dis
uict court, stand out in Mr..
paid poitttcai
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Reverend Hul Mrs g. 4 kloiuair.hrr
departed Wednesday morning Tor thnud.
tor okla, whore they have been ttaus.
odIst ,uufDu of that place Reverend hut
Mrs kIrIffriNHr ha1e hot charge ut the
Tfst Methodist church uf ih.s pI.lu. tHI
the past tNu wears and du.luE th''f stay
with reluctance they sec tnUw depart
Mrs w. J.. shannon and MuH. y. a Jacobs
Attouded tho W. e. H. q. meeting in
rIrurr Tuesday Mfs. shannon EaNu u
general rcruft uf the mcctiug uf the state
convention vhiDh convened lu Euld SOME
time aGu. turIn was n lHrua crowd ufcF.
added 60 the uuluu " that place recently
Nr Hnf Ms W. e. Howard have HH
their Eutst Mu iiUvHtds slsicr sni h'f
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Goldesberry's brilliant record.
II was in the Fears-Cook trial,
which was held at Pawnee on a
change of venue from this
county, that Mr.. Goldesberry
made one OF the most powerful
and brilliant arguments ever
heard I'm the courts Of this state.
In the hard-fought legal battle
against Barker, he acquitted .
himself with fidelity aud honor.
Many other convictions for muir
der, hijacking, auto thefts and n
long list OF others, stand TO his
credit.
He promises the people OF
this county. II elected, the same
conscientious efforts, fearless, .
honest. energetic, prompt and
fair prosecutions OF all violations
OF the law. that he has given
during his term as assistant
county attorney. And he prom
ises to do all In his power TO
make murder. hijacklng. auto
stealing and all other violations
OF the law impossible In Tulsa
county ne bNiAtNtH ll upIf6l
and efficient government. His
campaign platform is his oath
OF office and he will fulfill every
pledge in that platform, as di-
rected by the Constitution and
laws or this state, TO the utmost
OF his ability,
He has lived in Oklahoma
since 1898 and has been a citizen
OF Tulsa county for 20 years. 4
vote for him next Tuesday means
a vote for a real county attorney
and a vote for good government
in fact as well as in name,
Cast your vote for the best
interests of this county, it's citi-
zens and its homes by voting for
John NJ. Goldesberry on election
day.
This article was contributed
by citizens OF Tslsa county. both
democrats and republicans, who
stand for good government, after
being submitted TO Mr.. Goldes-
berry who gave It his approval.
Advertisement
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the near future. a. their nall on Main
street The proceeds will help buy their
EQUIPMENTS and pay their rent on the
hall
Mr. Towsend Of CoVeta drove to WaE.
uner Bombay on business.
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Cotton Piece Goods
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These well known lines need introduction as far as quail
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are all the efficient and attractive aids that every house
KEEPER from a bachelor girl to thoroughly equipped
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American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-05-20
AMERICAN FORK
LOCALS AND PERSONALS

Jack Dempsey spent the week end
In Salt Lake visiting his sisters and
other relatives.
Mrs. Delbert Chapman spent Thurs
of her mother. Mrs. A. Holman in
Pleasant Grove Thursday.
Call at Chipman's and examine
their New Summer Dress Goods with
Trimmings to match.
Mr.. and Mrs. wanlass, Mr.. and Mrs
&c. NJ Pitts and VIM. Walker were
among those from Highland to go to
the Temple in Salt Lake Thursday
r. b. T. Taylor OF Salt Lake was
n Sunday guest at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Thos Newman. and family
here
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Thornton and
children motored TO Salt Lake We'd
nesday afternoon and visited rela-
tives AMI friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Chadwick. Mr..
and Mrs. Lenard Pott and Mrs. Jas.
Barratt motored to Provo Tuesday
and spent the day on business mat
ters.
The Daughters OF the Pioneers met
at the home Of Mrs Nicls Nelson
Wednesday afternoon. Special
pioneer talks and music were given
and all report very entertaining
meeting.
Miss Birdie Bates, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Heber Bates OF this city, q
student Mt the b. " U. won frs,
place In the Elsie Chamberlain Car
roll storytelling contest held at the
University recently. The story was
entitled "The Woman Of the West
and Mrs, Carroll personally awarded
the medal to Miss Bates.
Miss Pearl Rowley. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Alma Rowley and Wilson
cunningham. both Of this city wore
married In tho Salt Lake Temple
Wednesday May 18th. Miss Rowley
has been employed by the American
Fork Coop for the past several year.
and both young people have q hos
OF friends who extend congratulate
: ons.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-05-20

Mrs. Ruben Chapman spent Thurs
day In Salt Lake on business
NJ C. Robinson spent Wednesday
in Salt Lake attending to business
matters
Stanley Barratt spent Sunday in
Solt Lake and Bountiful with rela-
tives and friends.
Geo. Austin Of Salt Lake was
among the business visitors in Ameri-
can Fork Tuesday,
Mr.. and Mrs b. r. Moffett motored
to Provo Sunday and visited Mr. and
Mrs. Hyrum Ruper.
Mrs. Frank Burgener returned to
her home in Park City Friday after
spending the past several weeks here
guest Of Miss Olive Berg.
Frank wagstaff returned home
Monday after spending some time in
Phoenix, Arizona. with Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. Price.
Mrs. Aim ?asman and daughter
Leta OF Provo spent few day here
this week visiting the formers sis
ter, Mrs. Elisha Boley.
The Senior Class or the b. Y u.
20 In nlmber, enjoyed an outing in
American Fork Canyon Tuesday and
Wednesday. They camped in the
Timpanogos Trail Camp Tuesday
night and made the climb to Tlmpan-
ogos Cave Wednesday. returning Ia
Provo that day
Mrs. Marie Christensen. who has
been visiting relatives and friends In
American Fork and Salt Lake for
the past three weeks. left for her
home in San Francisco. California
Miss Mary Christensen OF this city
accompanied her to lCaiifornia for
an Indefinite visit. Mr.. end Mrs. II.
s.. Rasmussen accompanied them as
far as Salt Lake ~
Among those from American Forl
who went to Salt Lake Thursday on
the Temple excursion were Messrs
and Mechanics w. B. Smith. 8. l.
Chapman, Jas. H. Pulley. Jas. f.
Pulley, Jos. Walton. Niels Nielsen
Marley Steele. 8. w. Chapman ant
Mrs. Emma Foster. Mrs. Ellen @
Proctor. Knord Beck. Peter Beck. Ida
Harrington, Mrs. VIM. Miller. Mrs
Laura Timpson, Mrs. Melissa Green
wood. Earl Greenwocc. Mrs. REM
Vance, Mrs. Rose Giant, Mrs Elixi
Ntsh. and Mrs. lille Bush.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-05-20

Why not get your Summer Dress
Goods while you can get such a
splendid choice at Chipman's
II T.. Jackson was operated upon
at the local hospital Saturday morn
ing for the removal OF his tonsils.
Leslie and Ellis M. Parker and Les
lie Searle spent Tuesday In Provo
Canyon
Mrs Mary Maudsley spent Tuesday
In Salt Lake In the interest OF Chip
man Mere. Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Mitchell are
receiving congratulations over the
arrival OF baby girl born Sunday
morning.
Mrs. Rose Hansen returned home
Monday from Provo where she spent
the past two weeks visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Don Stubbs and hus-
band
Mrs. Mary A. Bournes returned
home Sunday from Los Angeles,
where she has spent the past several
months with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bournes.
Mr.. and Mrs p, J. Rock. Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Duncan. Mr.. "a Mrs. Bert
Duncan. Mrs. Eliza Russell and chill
dren and Stanly Rock OF Salt Lake
spent Sunday in American Fork Wis
ting Mr.. and Mrs w. e. Duncan and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Gardner ana
baby of Salt Lake and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Gardner and baby of Provo
were the Sunday guests OF Bp and
Mrs. James T. Gardner here. Mrs.
Glenn Gardner and baby remained to
spend the week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos Friday.
Thos. Coddington returned last
Sunday from Cotton where he won't
on business. Mr. Coddington WINS OF
Cotton during the recent snow storm
which lasted but few days, but
caused much snow blindness among
the sheepmen there, Mr.. Coddinston
suffered an attack but recovered sur
ficiently to return to Cotton wednes-
day.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-05-20

Miss Della Miller OF Highland en-
tertained at her home Thursday eve-
ming complimentary to Miss Nora
Cheney who Is moving with her fam
lily to American Fork. The time was
pleasantly spent in games and music
after which delicious refreshments
were served.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-05-20

Eugene Melodies was among The
business visitors in Salt Lake Fri.
day.
W. J. Chadwick spent Friday d
Salt Lake attending to business mat.
tiers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Anderson motor.
cd to Salt Lake Thursday and spent
the day on business. =
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kennedy Thorntol
and baby Of Salt Lake motored b
American Fork Sunday and spont III
day with Mr.. and Mira. VIM. Thorntol
and family. x
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-05-20

Something entirely new at CHIP
mans Rajah and Mahorajah silks
for summer dresses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Sykes motored
to Salt Lake Tuesday and spent the
day on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Berlin, Miss
Ethel Olsen and Raymond Olsen mo-
tored to Provo Monday on business.
Mrs. r. 4. Baxter and Mrs. Julia
Little spent Wednesday afternoon In
Provo visiting their aunt, Mrs. J. M
Jensen.
Newell Stewart Of Salt Lake 10
spending an indefinite visit here at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs W. D. Stew
art.
/ Mr.. and Mrs James Spencer and
children spent Wednesday afternoon
in Salt Lake with relatives an fri
ends.
Mrs. Ella Halliday and Mrs. Will
ans Of Salt Lake spent Sunday in
American Fork visiting the fomer's
son, w R. Halliday and family.
Mrs. John wootton Sr. is reported
to be seriously i'll at her home on
east Main street. Mrs. Wootton suf-
fered stroke about two weeks ago.
Misses Leah and Marion Green
wood and Miss Stella Condor motor
cd to Provo Sunday and spent the day
with relatives and friends.
Norman McNiel returned home the
fore part OF the week after spending
the past year in Rock Springs, Wyo.
where he was employed
Miss Alice Parker entertained ut
candy pull at her home Monday
evening Games and music and light
refreshments were also enjoyed by
the thirty guests present.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. L. Pratt, Mrs. Jane
G.. Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. r. j.
Seastrand, were among the local peo-
pie who went on the Temple excur-
sion Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Gaisford and
family motored over from Tooele
Saturday and remained over Sunday
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. l.. W. Gaisfort
: and family.
4 Ernest Bramweill viii give tall
on 1.-THE Prayer OF Parenthood" Sun.
day morning ID the parents class Of
; the Fourth ward Sunday school. A
4 good attendance is desired.
. Mr.. and Mrs w. o. Sugden. Miss
Alice Cunning and Mr.. Clyde Mohr.
: craft OF Salt Lake and A. o. Miller
! and family of Manila spent Mothers
; day in American Fork with MIR. and
Mrs. A. w. Miller.
) Mrs Sophia Greenwood announces
the engagement of her daughter. Ra,
} to Alfred Smith. son OF Mr.. and Mrs
John Smith Of Lehi- The marriag,
Will take place in the Salt Lake TEN
: pie. June LIST.
. Mr.. and Mrs Ben Halliday Of Gar
land spent the week In American
: Fork guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Byron
! Crookston and family.'ss Bert Miller
:: OF Shelley, Idaho. has also been ,
! guest at the Croohston home THU
week.
Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Berth, Mr.
} apd Mrs. Alex Sykes. Mr.. and Mrs
; Raymond Jacklin. Mr.. and Mrs, Len
ard Olsen of this city were guests al
party given by. Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Olsen at their home in Manila
Sunday
Miss Della Miller OF Highland en-,
! tertained at her home Thursday eve.
ming complimentary to Miss Nora
] Cheney who Is moving with her fam.
} lily to American Fork. The time was
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-05-20

Vim. Mo?le spent Tuesday in Salt
Lake attending 70 business matters.
Mrs. H. f. Gear Of Eureka is spend
ing the week In American Fork v'th
her daughter Mrs. w. G. Storrs.
Mrs. Frank White and children
spent fcwl days this week In Soldier
Summit visiting Mrs. ARA Rhodes.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Strong entertained
number Of friends at their home
Thursday evening. The usual social
diversions were INDUCED In after
which delicious refreshments were
served. ~ ~ - te
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-05-20

Misses Leah and Marion Green
wood and Miss Stella Condor motor
cd to Provo Sunday and spent the day
with relatives and friends,
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-05-20

Mrs. John wootton ST. is reported
to be seriously Ill at her home on
east Main street. Mrs. Wootton snf-
fered a stroke about two weeks ago
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-05-20

Mrs. Ella Halliday and Mrs. Will
ans Of Salt Lake spent Sunday II
American Fork visiting the fomer,
son, w. r. Halliday and family.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-05-20

Norman McNiel returned home the
fore part OF the week after spending
the past year in Rock Springs, wyo.
where he was employed
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-05-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Berth. Mr.
apd Mrs. Alex Sykes. Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Jacklin. Mr.. and Mrs, Len
ard Olsen OF this city were guests al
a party given by. Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Olsen at their home in Manila
Sunday.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-05-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Chadwick, Mr.
and Mrs. Lenard Pott and Mrs Jas
Barratt motored to Provo Tuesda!
and spent the day on business mat
ters.