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The Washington times., 1922-03-19
Riding Master and How the
Study of Her Face Reveals
Why She Had to Fall in
Love with Hiin---or Some
One Just Like Him

Her Laugh-"A Revelation Of Enjoy.
ment in Good Stories of Primitive
Mirth-Evoking Character, Such a. Are
Enjoyed and Told by 'Horsey' Men,"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11
EnOn Association
To Meet at Joiner
Church This Week

The Enon association workers will
meet with the Joiner church on June
l2 and 13 for business and informa-
tional conference, Rev. an6 Mrs. c. A.
Baxter, missionaries leading. Follow
ing is the program for the Two days
Monday, p. m, Devotional Rev.
c. A. Rose; preaching. Rev. j. c. Van
diver.
Tuesday. $3.50 n. ~, Devotional. Rev.
]. T. Ray; Exegesis of Book Of Joshua,
Rev. r. l.. Davidson; "The Importance
OF Extensive Mission Work." Rev.
Oscar Curb; sermon. Rev. V. L. Bos-
ton.
Tuesday, 2 j.. n, Dav)vicn) Rev. }.
w. Bulls; "T'he Teachings of the Bible
on Discipline Rev. H. +. Cple. Should
Baptist Churches Discipline Their Mem
bers for Dancing. Mixed Bathing ana
Other QUESTIONABLE, Amusoments?" Rev.
w. C. Peden; "Shou!l Churches tn an
Association Fellowship Churches Thai
Do Not Discipline Their Memers?''
Revs. J. T. Ray and !! W. Simmons
Tuesday night, Devotional. Rev. J.
n. Hammoua; ser m'a,, Rev. Leon Ju
hus.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11

Brick was first used for strsst paw
ing N Amsrtcs In ls7s In Charsesson'
W. Va
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11
Rains BRINGING
ARMY OF WEEVILS
Colbert Finds Big Inroad Cut
in Crop in Low Lands;
Good Stand is Had on
Higher Ground.

First telling effects fthe recent
rains Is seen in the return Of the boil
weevn in great numbers, according to
Walter Colbert, president Of the Okla
homa Cotton Growers association. and
John Simpkins. county agent.
However. cotton Is in good condition
now and in fields planted on high
ground the weevil has made little In
road. 1t Is estimated that the cotton
crop. as a whole, u in better condition
now than at this time last year, with
chances of it getting better II warm
weather continues.
In the low lands the weevn Is wagine
his war effectively. Mr.. Colbert s8ys,
and It viii take several weeks 0 hot
summer weather to drive them cut and
dry the Fields % the farmers can get
in and begin determination.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11
Says Nation to
Be Overrun With
HordeS Of Bugs

TULSA, Okh--ThAt . large pnrttsu
4 the United States u In for veSy
ssrteus plague Of inseets and dire re-
suits 70 public health. v predicted BY
,. Burr Gibbons of this city, vAs u
cenasaerSd ~ sntnent authsrfty - m
$50 W&
ron account Il the ezceaDive raanfAn
and flppded strsams, hundreds q thous-
sfaas of acres Of river valleys and bot
tens have been under water for weeks
u . tane. AZ the floods recede. vast
sfsas q bewAnds will be left under
vAtsr; tprmang stagnant marches and
s1amps which are kasal breeding places
f6r eli manner Of insscts particularly
ths nAlAsA AnA typhoid carrying mos-
dsa&s.
,'-Thsse gigantic Insect inrubAiars not
ohly (prm . breeding plans fpr hordss
q infspSs, hat are also the source of
IL tnakhast e dissAse gsrmA. ~ tAs
~ u ntdsummsr dries up thsss STAG
ut peels, The Insects Win soon take
&ng,and scatter Al Over the nation
h,uWp hy prevailing winds and tzAvsaias
s6dny iAsscts can sprsaA.
tsra nO9ting D1ffleul1ass.
RsAh condition has been accent,aAtst
b5.ths prsvioss MIA wiatsr And ~
- esf killlAs frests In Ats spnns
ASRiaale1ssl aSthsttis ass already ~
p0tlng sxtrsns 1iffseuisy On The pAr'
e Truck asdsssrs. psostry raisers, etc
n uohtiss The chtcksn rnits and lssas'
- DstAAs baO anl ethsr Dss,'
vtIsA srv nvishiAs sHrasns - pssi
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11
Gompers to Bea
Peace Maker At
Labor Convention

CINCINNATI. - In the role Of peace
maker. Samuel Gompers. president Of
the American Federatiou Of Labor, was
expected to appear before the annual
meeting Of the building trades depart.
nent Of the federation. in an effort to
help settle the dispute that led 70 the
carpenters' union withdrawing from the
union year ago.
No announcement Of any terms OF
prospective settlement preceded Mr.
0empers appearance. The car car
penters quit the department when the
board Of jurisdict5onal awards decided
that the metal workers were entitled
to install metal doors and room trim
mtngA
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11
REBOLD'S CHANGE OF
VENUE Is DISMISSED

OKMULGEE. Okla--Appication for
change Of venue from the twenty-sec-
ond judicial diseTict TO some county in
another district, filed in the district
court by J. D. Rebold. charged with
giving to Governor Robertson and
Fred G. Dennis. banking commissioner
of Oklahoma. bribe for permitting
an insolvent bank to remain open was
dismissed Thursday afternoon on re-
quest Of attorneys for Mr.. Rebold. The
dismissal was without prejudice
County Attorney James Hepburn re-
quested that the dismissal be with
prejudice. but in this he was over
ruled by Judge Mark l.. Bozarth. No
announcement was made by Mr. Re
bolds counsel as to his intentions to
prevent further his application for a
change Of venue.
The arraignment Of Mr.. Rebold and
thirteen other defendants Including
Governor Robertson. is set for June
II.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11
More Threats of
Bombs Are Made
In Atlanta, Ga

ATLANTA, Ga.-Threats that bombs
would be thrown at the homes Of him.
self and other members Of the Atlanta
board Of education. If they voted To re-
elect Catholics as teachers in the public
schools here were made to him, w. l..
McCalley, a member Of the board, de-
clared late last night.
Hr. AcCalley said an unidentified
person had telephoned tho bomb threst
the night after q bomb had exploded
on the front porch Of the mayor OF
Columbus. Ca. who had been warned tc
gst rid of The city manager.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11
SIMONSON TO CARKY FULL
LINE BUTCHERS SUPPLIES

]. r. Simonson has announced that
he win carry q full line of butchers
supplies In Artmore and at the pres.
ent he has considerable equipment IN
q warehouses; go D street. northwest.
from which he WIN ill orders. Within
q short time he win open an uptown
place Of business. He will cover the
entire southern Oklahoma territory
thus saving the butchers considerable
time in getting their outfits which
otherwise come from Oklahoma City or
Dallas.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11
FIVE CHARGED WITH BEATING
UNION REPRESENTATIVE

EMENSBURG. Pa. - Indictments
charging assault. and assault and bat.
terry were today returned against l.
/. Arhogast. secretary and controllsr
Of the vtnto Galleries company Of VIM
tondale, Pa. and four coal and iron
police, in connection with the arrest At
vmtonAAle, Nay 81 q Arthur Garfield
Hayes. representative Of the American
Civil Liberties Union. Mr.. Hays had
gone to Vintondale to test the povsrs
of the coal and iron polscs In the coal
strike region.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11
SHERFF'S BROTHER
BARRED FROM JURY

Just because he happens to be q
brother Of q Carter county officer,
Jack London was disqualified to
serve as juror in the county court
OF Oklahoma county last week.
Jack is a brother Of Sheriff Ewing
London.
1t comes that the defense attor-
neys In several liquor cases had
heard Of the reputation Of Sheriff
London. and so thought that Jack
Is as much prejudiced against boot
leggers as his brother.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11
LEONARD AND BRITTON ARE
SIGNED FOR BOUT JUNE Is

NEW YORK. - Benny Leonard and
Jack Britton asnsd contracts here this
afternoon fsr championship bout TO
b fought at the New York vesodrome
On the night Of June Is. Formal an.
nonncement of the match was made by
Promoter Tex Rickard after several
bours' conference with the managers
a the two tile holders.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11
Loes Calls Only to
Ms Clsus-Foces and
70 AsC Clsaa-Rioodsl

'B1s 0susA thU-rs dassDDsar-
mae III = the shat sWsst s1sgy
oae hAs bssn teA, and n hong toad
eeAAy aAA sva9 day tn ehe loea11g-
g1A0oo e Thousands q mgn and We
o0 svWywAsN LIS thestsrys sfAa4-
e ptmpl0, h1ptcAes, hAnckAaaAa acns.
se1bb0fn scssmA, raah md tsttsr. trsm
~. use a 3oyful powsrfM 9. 8 8. n
b haasA On ocienf1nc fActs v1zAch havs
hsa pesveA 8. 8. q = not . I'd nor
. ohsE Z 8. q y Q working facei
- .eae yse.s z TAousands h:~e
60 = = 3 .; az 49, r...,S 81 IN e - r.
GW4sns, ard ysor pamp,ss Qnit com
ins, y0w b1DcxhaAAs Gtvs up. bof1s
Eaes enI 1aFt q d sa@y. Ysu
face olaln1. mD1mnaO oAvuomA
- aAh hSAs rn11ns& 1Gs ssslE
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11

eyes clearsr,-simp,y because g g. 8
drives out blood impurities that caxss
these conditions. s. s. s. In known ~
Q baood-osl1 builder. When your blood.
cans tncreass, . wonderful tmprove-
nmf results al through he bedy
Your face rounds out. your cheeks IN
out, you have fewer wrinkles and
th1S makes you look younger Il oeursa
yUur hmho dsvs1op With their HnAs Of
beauty, And Us Al worth wkiaA II
means happiness. progress. SUCCESS 70
Thousands Of men and women. The
bsst part Of h u that 4 - al up to
70 act. Htxrt On 8 g. g. today, and
inoW th1t ypu are estfang nd Of yous
slin erupt1m IN Q snemf1f3c, conn
nm-amss wzy- & q g. - sela at N
drug sfpraa. IN tvo siseg. The ArDos
- = fno Enra ao0n0uuacn1
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11
Radio Tower CoznpSete,

A flag waved gently in the breexe
during the latter part Of last week
and agntfied that the Boy Scouts had
finished their radio tower OF the lot
adjoining the First Christian church.
Within a short time the receiving set
will be installed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11

ADsng tAose from southern OaklAv
honA Who have filed for offscs With The
rsgistrar IN Okahema City. are c, d
Caxtsr q Aran0re, c..dhaats fse con
gres. third distriet, and Don welch
Of Aadin. cA.dsAAts fR state lsgiaA
t1rA Wsaeh y . FspQhCA
Evening star., 1922-06-02
Northwest

Frank E. AIteus zlzs 18th St. NV Phone North z9o'
Frank e. Ahemus z744 l4th ST. Phone Col 663
oe;s B. & w. 'i Market, SOS 1ith st. Phone Main
Bailey's Market, s11 Upshm ST. Phone Col 7sd.
l. ". Bailey, zse4 Eye St. Phone @ West IL. IL
l. M. Biggs, z61s I1th st, Phone Col 4!z1
Carolina Market 1lth and o SITS. Phone North sso7
S. Carroll 1904 Georgia Ave, Phone Col 49, ~
eoa M.ts Ma S zs 1 18th ST. st. hon PsG.e coz
-Chas NJ. Colvin, H4o 18th St. Phone Col 1885,
Dickerson Market, 16A Conn. Ave-
sGaT%y <. ahisSaSer i4se St. Phone Franklin 700
Florence I'sI M:rst ss iaa7 Ha Est zist St. Phone North s
Fuller Market, zsds 18th St, NV, Phone &c Col slso.
c%as. George 1900 Wyoming Ave. Phone North 1928.
F. M. Hodges 1908 18th St; Phone e. North or z47s
J. 4; Howard, sz7s St Phone ns w !1sis, sls; ,o7o
Kraft Bros, 1925 18th St, Phone North 1875
Lakes Market 1914 l4h St. Phone North s4s4
Lesder Market ste4 iith st. Phone Col $3.50
Medvsrn ~ NSrt r. csgtO St. e Phone %Sa Moth eth ~ e.
A. E. Moore, 100 7th St. NV. Col 9o74
Moreand Bros aa III, 18th z, ST. & phons So M,1 1s1 i9
y S. NJ Pslkei, Ehe 100 1900 18th St. n0n' '''''
W. F. Pendeton 1zls goth st, Phone Main SIS
w. A. Proctor s5os Colorado Ave. Phone Col 1917.
:sss kSss Rss Ms ri lis s ,t 81 Phone NS1 M
sesmd s1adt 1 M q: Xye st phP9s Phone So Na1 ast m
T Slater Som Nets capitol ST. Phone Worth s37
Southern Market 313e 11th St, Phone Col 1887.
o. D. Taylor 176s Columbia Road l.
& D. Thone' nesG7 Tco rs ist St. Phone North $50
Victoria Market. z1zS 18th St. Phone North zo65.
Robert Wolfe, 1s4o North Capitol St. Phone North 1872
Evening star., 1922-06-02
QUALITY SERVICE.
STORES
DELIVER!

What work be done around the house MUST be done but when
daynd Don't of with wasted hou or SO g1ve
to resonne marketing Juggling heavy basket
Make the housework AS early the morning pos
place order for the day
SERVICE STORE None but products s are featured
through choose the best the market and IN
short notice haveitD DELIVERED TO YOUR OWN DOOR!
That's below and they offer with
Compared with other Stores You'll lind no IN
creased cost comes with QUALITY SERVICE
acquainted with neehborhood QUALITY SERVICE
STORE the list below along with its phone number Remember
and then habyoun lind when QUAIL
TTY SERVICE STORE isatt the other end of the line.
Evening star., 1922-06-02
Do at the Following QUALITY SERVICE STORES:
Northeast

Northeast
David Abraham, 9th and NJ SITS, Phone Line. 76.
T.-B. Bailey 434 18th St, Phone Line. 5l5I
Brown Bros 344 8tf St, Phone Line 594.
l. Foster ISIS Rhode Island Ave, Phone North s7ss
Geo. G. Heider, sso7 18th St Me- Phone North z4so
Hummer Hummer, l4S st. Phone Line: ~
William Hussey, z4l St, Phone North 1900.
J. Kraus Son, 910 18th St. Phone Line H4
Lockhart Byrne 1882 Lincoln Road Phone Line 1885,
North Brookland Market 1923 18th St
q. D. Simmons, 9l6 St. Phone Line. 5zE
H. H. Sisson, 10 St, Phone North 1866
Spund's 2IoI Rhode Island Ave, Phone North z196.
Spunds Market 18th and Sts. Me- Phone Line 1lds.
6. E. FOLSOM 10 Channing St, Phone North $685.
Weber Graves, 10z5 II st.
J. VIM. Weber, 4oz St, Phone Line los
Southeast and Southwest
H. F. Baun,an 18th St Pa Ave. Sc, Phone Line. szl,.
A. DiegIeman, mo4 St. Sc. Phone Line. 4oz.
s. NJ FiiHs 5000 o NicRoi. % Ave SEE Phone Ine s4s
r. r. Cover zs7 7th St S.W- Phone Main zo4.
T. Himmelberg: 14ol 81: Sc, Phone Ling 1884.
II. A. Kyle, iz47 e St S.E- Phone Line 567s.
Geo. p. Maier Son. Zoo Mnn Ave- Sc, Phone Line 10
Mays Meat Market 40 9TH Ct. SW- Phone Frank zzzz.
Meades Model Market zz43 Nichols Ave SE Line 55z7L
j. Raymond Pyes 1909 Good Hope Road Sc, Phone Line.
Emil Spahn 1925 9th st. SW- Phone Frank 94s.
Maryland
Howard Barnes
W. S: brown = Go Co. Mount Rainier Nd Phone
Carr Bros q Boswell sIountR Rainier. Nd, Phone
Carr Bro. q Boswell. Hyatt.vine, Md. Phone
Carr Bros. sssven. Riverd.le. Nd Phone
es:,zs. sfst %s Hs sso,. H,t
G. H. Mathews, Kenil,vorth. ma
Evening star., 1922-06-02
Maryland
Virginia

r. Ahbott Falls Church, va, Phone Falls
Church 1874. -
q Rlack. North Rosemont, Va, Phone Alex"
S70.
vn Coates, south Washington. Va, Phone Clar
S23-F-4.
Geo r. F1nnell. Alexandra, va
r. n FinneIl, Alexandria, Va
Leachman 4 Saum, Alexandria Va" Phone Alex
, as@ M.,tSr. Alexandra. va, Phone Alex. $685.
NJ J. MCFARLAND, Alexandria, Va. Phone Alex
100. ,.N p.o,.
Ernest M. Shreve, Cherrydale, Va, Phone Clar.
T. r. sweeney Bros, Alexandria, Phone Alex.
1875
-, I: WSarr (I.rendon Va; Phone Claf. zS-W-z
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-05-06

The vacant ground between the
Woods Millinery and Utah Power and
Light property on Merchant street
was transferred this week from the
Eph Nash est. to Jos. Ingersoll. Mr..
Ingersoll is considering the erection
Of modern four family apartment
house, two apartments to face each
street.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-05-06

Emmett Ingersoll left this week
for wallsburg where he will remain
for the summer being employed there.
Mrs. Martha Featherstone Of Salt
Lake spent the week end in Ameri-
can Fork visiting Mrs. Rose H. Grant.
Mrs. Elizabeth Peet spent few
days in Salt Lake this week visiting
her daughter. Mrs. VIM. Jeffs.
Ask John Hunter to figure your
chicken coop. your cement walk. your
cellar or your house. Chipman's
Lumber Yard.
Mrs. Elenor West OF Pleasant Grove
spent Sunday In American Fork Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. W. r. Halli-
day.
Mrs. Burn Harrington and Mrs. IA
s. Harrington spent Sunday in Provo
visiting relatives. They spent Mon
day In Salt Lake on business matters.
Mrs. Walter Slack returned to her
jhcme here Friday after spending a
ten days visit in Heber with relatives
and friends
Mr. and Mrs. James Martin and
daughter, Mrs Melvin Dewey motored
to Salt Lake Wednesday to attend the
"Mikado" at the Wilkes Theatre.
Crepm City Tulip ware--.17 quart
bread pan, No. s tea kettle. No. ~
~ alter pail Only s1.19 each at
Boley's. :
The Service Station erected on the
forks Of the upper and lower Lehi
roads is now completed. Mr.. Lloyd
vcrney Of this city is the owner.
John Berg and daughter Olive, Mrs.
Frank Bergener and Miss Leona
} Kollcy motorcd to Salt Lake Monday
and upent the day on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Cawrey and Mr..
: end Mrs. F. M. White motored to Salt
Lake Sunday and spent the day visit
ing friends.
!. Baxter Electric Co. has fixtures q
mutt your purse and taste. Phone
rs W. residence Just south Of Orem
a station American Fork
= Misses Helen and Mary Chapman
}. spent the week end in American Forl
I with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W,
: s. Chapman returning to Salt Lake
Sunday evening.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Duane Adamson o.
! Logan, Utah. announce the arriva
7. of a baby girl. born last week
II Mrs. Adamson was formerly Mis-
a Vsc Binns OF this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Mathews o
Salt Lake are the proud parents o
r o baby girl born Monday, Mey
l. Mrs Mathews was formerly Mis-
10 Edith Buckwalter Of this city.
r. 8
" The Junior and Senior classes o
10 tho local high school enjoyed an out
ing to Saratoga Monday night. Ate
en- invigorating Swim" a deliciou
lunch was enjoyed.
" Miss Eva Dean. daughter of MI
end Mrs. Samuel Dean. Jr. Of this cit
. and Mr.. Arthur rrhncis OF Toocl
, - were married last week. Miss Dea
10 wcll known hero and has man
~ friends who extend congratulations
:. By and Mrs. Jos. Storrs motore
= to Bountiful Sunday and npent tn
dry with Mr.. End Mrs. Elmer Mile
= and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller ar
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-05-06
AMERICAN FORK
LOCALS AND PERSONALS

Miro. Otto Birk Of Provo spcnt the
week end in American Fork visiting
Mrs. Nina Lee and friends.
Mrs. Delbcrt Chapman spent few
dcys this week In Pleasant Grove
With her mother, Mrs. A. Holman.
Get your cabbage and tomato plants
at Pleasant Grove Floral. Large
stock now ready Phone b4-W.
Samuel Roundy Of Highland return
ed to Salt Lake Tuesday where he will
rcmaIn for tho summer
Mrs. Elizabeth Parker is in Idaho
Falls, Ida. spending an indefinite
visit with her daughter, Mrs. ]. O.
Hansen and family.
Misses Liza Barratt, Mae Wilcox
end Jennie Jones spent Sunday in
Provo visiting Mr. end Mrs. M. j.
Hutchinson.
Frank Shafter returned Monday
from short business trip to Delta.
He left Tuesday for Bingham where
10 will be employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Earl and chill
Gren of Bingham motored to Ameri-
cen Fork Sunday and visited Mrs. w.
A. Robinson and daughter Bessie.
The people have held back on build
inc for few years, but now build
ing material is so much cheaper, a
goodly number Of them are spreading
themselves. Chipmnn's are kept busy
delivering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed Gardner enter
tanned Saturday evening ut their
lhame. The time was spent In Pity
ing 800" after which the hostess SER
we'd her guests delicious lunch.
There were ~ present.
i Word was received in this city that
a baby boy had arrived at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Howes al
Homedale. Idaho. April 2Sth. Mrs
Howes was formerly Miss Leah Hug
gard Of this place.
| f.r. and Ms. He5er Barratt enter
ltained Friday evening at q shower
complimentary to Mr. and Mrs. Ear
In. Barrntt who were married Wed
/. nesday. Games and music werc thu
chief features of the evenings enter
tainment nfter which a deliciou,
lunch was served. There were 81
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alma Rowley an
, lncunce the engagement Of their daug
, lhter Pearl to Mr.. Wilson Cunning
ham, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Gun
bingham OF this city, the wedding :
take place In the Salt Lake Tempt
this month. They are well known 4
, this city and have many friends VIII
wish them Joy.
Karl Hawkins. son OF Mr.. end Mr.
Il. b. Hawkins Of this city was maj
ried in the Salt Lake Temple Wed
nesday to Miss Josephine Johnson {
q Ogden. They left that day for Daver
{ port, Iowa where Mr.. Hawkins wi
, resume his position az a member {
Q the faculty Of the Chiropractic Co
. lege at that place. Mr.. Il. b. Hawl
9 ms. father Of the groom accompanie
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-05-06

Mr.. end Mrs. 10y Beck OF Alpine
entertained Sunday OF last week In
honor Of their cons first birthday.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Benz. Bates and SON vernal, Mr.. and
Mrs. Reed Beck, Mr.. and Mrs. Q. b.
Smith and children, Mr.. and Mrn,
Dsvid wilkins and daughter, all Of
Alpine and Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Beck
and son and Oris Beck and Miss Wool
ey Of Pleasant Grove.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-05-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Nielsen. Mr.. and
Mrs. N. p. Nieloen motored to Salt
Lake Wednesday to visit Mrs. Emily
Baker who has recently undergone
serious operation. Mrs. Bakcr 10
tho daughter Of Mr.. ana Mrs. Lars
Nielsen.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-05-06
SPECIAL on one lot of
HATS, $500. Tanner Millinery.

SPECIAL on one lot of
HATS, $500. Tanner Millinery.
II. s. Rasmussen motored to Salt
Lake Wednesday and spent the day
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Buckwalccr ere
spending visit in Salt Lake with
their daughter Mrs Earl Mathews.
Mrs. e. P. McGrew spent the week
end in Salt Lake visiting her hus-
bands mother. Mrs. T.. McGrew.
Mrs. c. M. Beck and Mrs. Sarah
Chapman spent "Wednesday I'm Salt
Lake with relatives and friends
Lumber being so much cheaper
many ~ our customers are building.
Chipman's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos Coddington,
Mrs. Ray CoddIngton and Mrs. vern-
on Houston motored to Payson Tues
day and spent the day on business.
Mrs. w. o. Sugden and baby OF Salt
Lake returned homo Wednesday after
spending ten days visit in American
Fork with Mr.. and Mrs A. w. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Dickerson and
son Delbert OF Salt bake motored to
American Fork Saturday and spent
tho day with relatives and friends.
Mrs. VIM. Patterson and baby re-
tured to their home IN Magma Wednes-
day after spending few weeks here
with Mrs. Patterson's mother, Mrs
Ada Baker.
Mrs. Rebecca Udy and Mrs. EN-
meline Bournes OF Pennington spent
Tuesday in American Fork visiting
their sister, Mrs. ]. w. Ovard. tho
occasion being her seth birthday.
The graduates Of the Seminary
class OF the American Fork, Lehi and
Pleasant Grove schools will receive
their certificates at the Stake Unior
meeting in American Fork. Sunday
May 18th
The American Fork Sorosis mem
bers were entertained at the home o.
Mrs. Melissa Shelley Friday after
noon. The club activities were in
dulged in after which delicious lun
Oh was served.
U. Johnson will be the speaker q
tho advanced Senior class at tho M
]. A. meeting In the First ward Sun
day evening. '''The Primary Asst
OF the ward will furnish four OF tn,
numbers at the Sacrament meetinI
in the afternoon at the ward.
DR.. and Mrs Atlantic Christensen
motored to Salt Lake Wednesday
While there they purchased new
Chandler car. DIR. and Mrs. Christ
ensen are contemplating taking a,
overland trip to Los Angeles. Calf
this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Nielsen, Mr.. an
Mrs. N. p. Nieloen motored to Sal
Lake Wednesday to visit Mrs. Emil
Baker who has recently undergon
serious operation. Mrs. Bakcr
tho daughter of Mr.. and Mrn. Lar
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-05-06

II. r.. Baxter. assisted by Karl Ben
mott, are at present engaged in the
wiring of the Timpanogos Cave In
American Fork Canyon which is be-
ing put in shape for the opening to
tourists on or soon after May 18th.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-05-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Heagren end
Arthur Laycock of Salt Lake motored
to American Fork Sunday and spent
tho day visiting Mr.. and Mrs. d. r..
Rhodes.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-05-06

The Seventh Grade students OF Al
pine school entertained In the school
house Wednesday cvenIne in honor
of the Eighth grade students. A de-
lightful time was had in games. etc.
after which delicious lunch was en-
joyed.