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Show fiATUBDAY, MAY 17, 1924 AMERICAN FORK OTTTZEX SATUEDAY, MAY 17, 1824 Locals and Personals Lawrence McCaiadless and family Ba mored into the Ivtna homa oa Mala Street lit. and Mrs. J. E. Cadwkk and tomlly wara anion4' tha Salt Lake Tiglton Wednesday afternoon. gee the new ' Sweaters for ' Misses tad Ladles at unipmana. aav. Reginald Gustaveson of Salt Lake City, was tne guesi nere eunaay 01 relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wild, Misses Edith- and-Jennie Thornton were Salt Lake visitors Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mayne left this week for - American Fork canyon where they will be at the American Leasing Co. for the summer. Walter Hansen of Bingham, spent Sunday here with his wife and family. For best knit Millinery. sUk aoe. I Graduation Gloves. Hose. Undermusllns and Slippers be had at Chlpman's. Tanner adv. Dainty can all adv. An Item overlooked last week win the announcement of the arrival of a baby daughter at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Proctor on Saturday, May 3rd. Mr. and Mrs. Newetl Hofheins and baby ion, of Sprlngvllle, spent last week-end here with Mrs. Hofheins parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Mere dith. Bishop and Mrs. J. A. Wright and son,' Glenn, of Bingham, were Sunday guests of relatives In this city. Mr. and Mrs Fred Bushman of Salt Lake City are proud parents of a baby daughter, born this week. Mrs. George Burgess underwent a major operation Saturday at the hoi' pltal here, and Is reported doing as well as can be expected . Mothers take your children to Chip- man's Saturday and Monday and get 2 Cones Ice Cream for 5c. adv. Mrs. Frank Shatter and three sons of Bingham, apent Wednesday here visiting with Mrs. Mlna Shatter and daughters. Meedames Reed Gardner, Rulon Mcholes, J. T. Gardner and T. A. Greenwood spent Wednesday la SaltT. Mr. A. E. Merrick and daughter, Tha members of . the Ladles Glee Club of the high school formed, a Saratoga party Tuesday evening. Picnic lunch was enjoyed after their "swim." Mr. and Mr. George E. Abel and daughter Mary, and Mr. and Mrs. G. Edward Abel spent last week-end in Elwood visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Don Hunsaker. Mothers' Day guests at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Duncan were Mrs. Lyla Russell and children, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Duncan and family and Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Rock of Salt Uke City. Mr. and Mrs. Lenard J. Olsen and children are moving to Bingham this week. Mr. Olsen having employment there. . j Victor Webb snd William Condor, who are employed at Lynndyl, spent the week-end here with thetrwtves. re-4 Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Morrison and children of Salt Lake City, visited i turning Sunday evening, via Salt Lake Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wilson City, . t M w. vs- - . - fut.... vunaiDBnam ua hubs ivaia nwr here. Miss Rowley returned to Salt Lake City with them to ' spend the week. Ton can get silk hose any shade for graduation exercises at Chlpman's. The Gleaner Girls of the Fourth Ward entertained at a Saratoga -Springs party Thursday evening of last week In honor of Misses Sarah Smith and Fern Foster, members of the group, who last week moved Into the Second Ward. The City Bakery and the American Fork Shoe' Repairing Co. effected the moving of their business into their new quarters, the former City Market building, Wednesday afternoon. The partition which formerly separated these two business la the bunding next to the post office bas already been removed and remodeling begun for the Thornton Drug" No. 2, which now occupies the corner on Church street Miss June Lynch and William Cllve. motored to American Fork Sunday and spent the day visiting with Mrs. Phoebe Lynch and Mr. and Mrs. Owen Mrs." Thomas Blnch of Shelley, Idaho, Is visiting here with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs-. E. N. Wagstaff. Sunday guests at the Wagstaff home were Mr. and Mrs. George Watts and son of Salt Lake City. Miss Edith Chlpman was hostess Thursday evening to the E. T. O. Girls. Refreshments were served after a period of needle work. All re port having had a very enjoyable time. ! C. E. Rife of Eureka, motored to American Fork Saturday afternoon and Sunday accompanied by Mrs. Rife and children returned home. Mrs Rife and children visited with Mrs. Rlfe's mother, Mrs. D. R. Rhodes, for a week. Uke City. The children of the First ward Pri mary were given an outing Monday afternoon by tbelr officers and teachers.. teach-ers.. In the city park. Games were played and lunch was served. Dr. W. A. Homer, Grant Ingersoll and Ftlcher Beck were among the lo cal baseball fans at the gtrae In Salt Uke City Saturday last . I Mra. Elisabeth Durrant returned Tuesday to her home In Salt Uke City after spending three days here with Mrs. Ellsa Durrant and family. PLEASANT GROVE FLORAL , Flowers of Superior Quality. Special Prices On Sweet Peaa, ' Lowest Prices on Cabbage, Tomato, Aster and Pansy .i Plants. Phone MW Pleasant Grove, Utah Sunday guests of Mr. snd Mrs. R. R. Steele were Mr. and Mrs. George 8teele of Salt Uke City. """" " . Mr. and Mrs. Russell Thompson and faintly returned this week from Bingham where they have resided for the past several years. One lot-hats, half price. Millinery. Tanner adv. SOME REAL BARGAINS . A 7-room modern brick home with basement and heater. Independent water supply for home, with granary, chicken coop, two acres of the best garden land, could be made either a dairy or chicken ranch, and all for $4,000.00. Easy terms. 2V3 acres, facing on two streets, in heart of town. The land and trees alone are worth the money, with 7-room adobe house, rock and cement cellar, barn, cow sheds, large tool house and work shop, with a little repairs, the improvements are worth the entire amount, at least $5,000.00 worth of property for $3,000.00. $1,000.00 cash, four years on balance at 6. A 21 acre farm, 6-room house in good condition, lull set of tools and farm implements. Wagons, horses and harnesses ; These are bargains which will not last long. Apply at once, to - JAMES H. CLARKE, American Fork, Utah Summer Excursion Fares, i amoiiiia i -i-VkT sa. ssaanak. II iT Its ionPacsiie Seaside Resorts On talc May 15 th and every day this summer to September 30th. Final limit October 31t, 1924. Los Angeles and Return $47.75 From American Fork Reduction also to Long Beach, San Diego, Santa Barbara and San Fria-dtco Fria-dtco via Los Angeles. - THRU TRAINS DAILY VIA THX DIRECT ROUT fm California Uuramr; information, fuwtt and rcMrvoiwiu, call ra or addrtu R. J. STICE, Agent American Fork. - . m .,n-M..-m -The members at the Prlscllla Club were guests Thursday afternoon of Mrs. Charles Anderson. Following a pleasant afternoon spent la needle work., chats, etc., dainty refreshments were - served. ..,,, , Ell Kendall, father of Mrs. R. f. Stlce of this city, wass removed to her home the first of the week, from the local hospital. Mr Kendall Is recu perating . fron an operation and because be-cause of his advanced age, his recovery recov-ery la necessarily slow. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wootton and dauhgter, Zelma. of Salt Lake City, were visiting Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene-Mcholes aud family. Miss Zelma leaves In June for Phila delphia to visit with her aiater, Mrs. LeQrande Noyes for the summer. .E. R. Tattle, for the past seven months employed In the Chlpman Merc. Co. dry goodsa department, yes terday morning commenced employ ment for the J. C. Penney Co. here Mr. - Tuttle has . the best wishes of many friends tor success In his new position. Arminda. of . Salt Lake City, spent Saturday with Mrs. Merrick's daughter, daugh-ter, Mrs. David Davis. ,. Ellen and Myra Steele of 8alt lake City, were Sunday visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Moral D. Steele . enroute home after visiting Tlmpanogos Cave. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Larson and ' family of Castle Gate, are visiting ; here with Mrs. Larson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Strong. At Ch'pman's Candy Booth Satur-i day and Monday you can get 2 Cones Ice Cream for le. adr. 1 - Tha -Mr-1;-Ar of -Highland-Ward.! Tuesday . evening entertained the ward members at a pie social. The time was spent In dancing. From i all reports all had a Jolly time. - W. H.. Chlpman, Mrs. Delbert Chip- man, Davis Boley and Miss Ann Chip-man Chip-man - motored Wed.. to.the . Chlpman shearing corral at Pelican Point and spent the day. Mrs. Lenard Hebertsoa of Pleasant Grove, waa a business visitor la this city Monday afternoon. a . Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hansen re turned Tueaday to Bingham, after spending a visit of four days here with relatives and friends. Mrs. Emma Poster last week pur chased the Hyrum Blackhnrst bun galow on South Center "street Saturday Satur-day the Foster family moved to then-new then-new home. ... '' Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Blackhnrst and children left this week for Provo to make their home. Mr. Blackhnrst for some time has been managing the egg assembling .plant, at Provo, going back and forth to work. Mothers' Day guests of Mrs. Jennie Tanner were Mrs. Peter Anderson and son Kenneth of Provo; Mra Albert Al-bert Cheever ot Bingham; Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Gulver and Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson and Mrs. F. O. Erlck-son Erlck-son and families of Salt Lake City; Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Keeler of Woods Cross. ... Covers were laid for dinner for .twenty lit. Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Lewis of Eureka, were guests Sunday morning of Sir. and Mrs. Wm. Bush. Mrs. Bush entertained at dinner Sunday, her guests being Mr. and Mra. -Jos. B. Forbes, and Mrs. Philip Greene and children. Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Forbes, Mr. and Mrs. Bush. Mrs. Greene .and children, Mrs Foster Mcholes and children, and Mrs. Olive Bailey of this city; and Loon .Whipple of Odgen, were guests of Mrs. Emms Foster at supper. At both tha dinner and supper, four generations were seated: Mr. and Mra.-Forbes, Mrs.. Bush. Mrs. Greene and little Miss Elizabeth Greene. Wilson Heieelt eon of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Helselt. 'who bad both less-broken less-broken la aa accident last week la reported doing well. BAKER 6 BAKER Attorneys sad Counselors at Law. Collections and adjustments avtry, where. PROVO. UTAH FOR FINE FLOWERS ' : call at American Fork Floral Co, We specialise la funeral work. - ' Phone mw. QUICK COURTEOUS SERVICES Is our aim and policy. PEP OAS DEPENDABLE OIL Confections and Ico Cream. Cobblestone Service - Station phone ea-j r OTIS CHENEY, prop. AMERICAN FORK - Monday afternoon, commencing at four o'clock, a shower was given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Buck-waiter Buck-waiter by their daughter, Mrs. Thos. L. Smart, In honor of her sister, Miss Mildred Buckwalter whose marriage took place Wednesday. There were twenty guests present who spent an enjoyable afternoon In games, music, etc. Miss Buckwalter was the recipient recipi-ent of a number of beautiful gifts. Helen Vera, alxyeaT "Old daughter of Mr. and Mra. Samuel Butes of Salt Lake City, formerly of American Fork,-was- burledJathecemetry here Tuesday afternoon, following funeral services which "were held fn the Thirty First ward, Salt Lake City. The child was born in 8alt Lake City and died Sunday of pneumonia. The Batec family Jeft Amerlran Fork for Salt Lake City about ten years ago. - ' Mrs. Edmund Hansen and children returned home Sunday from Salt Lake City after spending a week with Mr. and Mrs. Don Haynes and Mr. and Mrs. James Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Johnron of Park City; Mrs. 8. E. Hale and Mrs. Gertie B. Hale and family of Salt Uke City, were visiting Monday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Tuttle. Mrs. Arch N. Peterson entertained Tuesday at dinner, the occasion being her birthday. Mrs. Petrson's guests were Mrs. Bob Bullock and baby daurhter: Mrs. Ross Radcllft ana baby daughter, Mrs. Ad Taylor and baby daughter and Mrs. T. L. Okley of Provo. OsKKtKaK0 At Your Service When you want a meal, a light lunch, ice cream and fountain dnnks, in fact anything in the CAFE AND CONFECTION LINE We are at your service. OK 3sKCHKKXK J. & I. Cafe Richard Thomas left Wednesday for Rawlins, Wyoming, after spending two weeks in Salt Lake City and American Fork. ' Mr. Thomas' trip to Utah was occasioned by the J. C Penney Co. store managers' conven tion held In Salt Uke City. Mr. Thomas will leave soon from Rawlins Raw-lins for Mississippi where be will have the controlling Interest In a Penney store. Honoring Miss Mildred Buckwalter, a bride of the week, Misses Ruth Chip man and Helen McCleery gave a tea Tuesday afternoon at the home r.f Miss Chlpman. A color scheme of pink and white prevailed, apple blossoms blos-soms being used effectively about the rooms. Games were enjoyed In addition ad-dition to a dance number by MNr Ruth Goodman and piano solos )y Miss Luclle Thornton. A dainty lunch was served. Those present besides be-sides the guest of honor and hosieries hosieri-es were: Edith Chlpman, Edith Thornton. Ruth Goodmdnr Lean" 'Chip-man. 'Chip-man. Grace Folland, Lnclle Thorn- on. Mrs. PonzH Drown, Mrs. Rulon V!fhol?s. Mrs. Alan Plerson. Sarah Hunter, Mrs. J. E. Ruckwalter, Mrs. Thomis L. Smart, Mrs. I-zel Cave and Mr. Myrl S. Stewart. Among those from ourbflownwho attended the funeral of baby Jean Strong were Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Shelley, Mrs. Stephen Bhelley and daughter, Amy, Mr. and Mra. Jos. Wild, Edith, Jennie and Clyde Thorn ton, A. K-Thornton. Warren Ander. on, Mra. John Blnns. Mrs. Elmer rhfnman. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Baiter .nil aona. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Young. all of American Fork; Mr. and Mrs Hyde Willis of Salt Uke City; Mr, and Mrs. Alex Thornton, Elshop S. L. Swenson and Mr. Jackson of Pleas- aat.Grov?;. Reduced Roundtrlp 8ummer Excursion Excur-sion tickets via Denver 4. Rio Grande vrerteVnRallread-td-PaclficCoast deatinaiJons.wlll .be on sale daily. May 15 to September 30." Inclusive; to eastern destinations, May 22 to September Sep-tember 30, Inclusive. Stopovers per mitted In both directions. Final return re-turn -limit... Pctober 31. A New Day light train "PANORAMIC special.; will be inaugurated Sunday, June 1, leaving Salt Uke City at 6.00 p. m., arriving Denver, 9:30 p. m., traversing traver-sing the Colorado Rockies by day- llKht. Two other splendid trains dally between Ogden and Salt Lake City and Pueblo, Colorado Springs and Denver. All daylight trains through the Royal Gorge stop ten minutes at the Hanging Bridge. Call on nearest Rio Grande agent for detailed fares, train schedules, and Pullman reservation. reser-vation. M17-2W7 Card of Thanks I desire to thank all those who assisted as-sisted during the Illness and after death had claimed my foster-mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Peters. I am grateful for the assistance rendered at the services snd for the many beautiful flowers. . J. J. PETER3 " o - . . Notice Commencing early In June. I will Kiv a six weeks' summer course of violin and voal. Thow desirous o' taking this work should see me as sonn as possible. K. J. Dird, Phone 83J1. 6-17- Saltair Novelty Calif ornians Coming to American Fork MONDAY May 19 Be ready for a grand and glpriqus time. Step to-the to-the toe-tingling tunes of Phil Fischer and Eia No veltyir; Calif ornians. Coming to Apollo Hall, Monday mght. An evening of dance enjoyment you will long reniera-j her. , " , -. . : : v- The sweetest music you ever heard, melodies ; that will sweep vou into raptures of dance delight. BE SURE TO COME! Everybody's coming from miles and miles around. It's wonderful if you don't dance just to sit in the ': balcony and listen. Regular Prices $1.00 couple. Extra Lady 25c. fipectatprs 25c. APOLLO llALiT Dance Under Auspices of Saltair Beach Company. If You Want Your Business . ...,.,J,. to Grow Advertise In building a business, newspaper advertising is i no longer an experiment. Practically all of the big concerns of the country began in a small way, and by continuous advertising in newspapers, have grown, to their present size. "And they keep on advertising and keep on growing, because of the continuous advertising in the newspapers. You can build your business more quickly and more surely along the same lines. Whether your business is new or well established, establish-ed, newspaper advertising will help it grow.- The cost of advertising is in the same proportion propor-tion to its return as seed are to the harvest. 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