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Show V' til pie 1924 , 1 1 CJKbAY, OCTOBER 18, 1924 AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1924' Grow ant sis rtmemiU feasant Grove Cannery Completes Run On Tomatoes s Pleasant Grove Locals Pleasant Grove Canning Co., U complete their yearly run on Citoe wd catsup next Saturday. rv..h the season has been a dls- Jliflou meat to ..potn we canning mpny nu '""" - r A hat been put up til excellent Only about tniny , percent 01 H or(jer receivea win uw miou w-to w-to the small pack. It the beginning of the season there t,Aimrlv hriirht ntitlnok for in tJi"'v - L brgeet pack ever put up by the LiJ cannery. The largest acreage wwiy year previous was planted and CKxh thla year- has not been sel lable In any of the crops, tne anery officials are already plan- kltt a bigger acreage man ever. Saxt Monday the factory at orem win L,fB canning apples. About 5,000 toiheh of apples are on hand, wors continue probably tin ChrlsV The local cannery handles a liner variety of fruit than any other turnery in the state. Each year they in adding to their ' equipment. and sxnerlence enables them to ore successfully handle the different Wadi of fruit and vegetables. Miss Sannte Creig of St Joseph, MUsouria, spent the week end at tho guest of Mrs. Ethel West. Miss Grace Fouts of Salt Lake Cl'jr, and Roy Foutx or Magna, spent Saturday Satur-day and Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fouti. The Dodge was reduced to almost a total wreck, a front wheel, windshield, wind-shield, steering gear, fenders, etc., having been demolished. The reach on the wagon and a portion of tho rack were broken. Mr. Smith was Immediately taken to his home and Friday afternoon was reported to be resting easy. Mr. Monson, the leagt injured of the two, was able to attend to having his wa-1 gon repaired and the load taken care ot I (It was reported that in the Dodge vlB,ted w,ln Mr- W motDer. car was a dead rabbit and wltnesse! WIlllam Beal- 8aIt CI" 8uB" of the accident are wondering wheth- er the rabbit was dead before being! . . ' - . . . 4 , Dr. and Mrs. L. N. Ellsworth of placed In the car or Just naturally ' . . . ... v A died of fright ) I ' were v 8 W " jars. job. u. i oorne ana uunny dub-day. For Pot Plants and Cut Flower Hundreds to select from. Lebl Floral Co., Lehl. ' . adv. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Oler and family of Shelley, Idaho, are visiting friends and relatives in Pleasant Grove this week. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Peay and family Dodge Car Strikes Beet wagon un mgnway Friday noon as Roy Smith, manag er of the Hedquist Drug Co. of this etty, driving his Dodge car west on the state road, between thla city and American Fork, attemped to pass a beet rack loaded ,wlth beets driven r Mods Monson, also of Pleasant Grove, he miscalculated the distance la pasting and the bumper of his intomoblle caught on the back wheel of the wagon. Fortunately the tamper caught in such a man-er man-er as . to prevent the car from tipping over whereby more serious Wary might hare resulted. As it wu Mr. Monson was thrown to the round and rendered partially nncon-tcioot nncon-tcioot for a few' moments. Mr. Smlth't arms, hands and face were cat by the broken glass as the windshield wind-shield was shattered. Final Respect Paid Spiers Wilson Funeral services were held last .Saturday- afternoon in the tabernacle for Spiers Wilson with Bishop M. S. Christiansen In charge. " The services Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Holdaway, Mrs. E. H. Holt and son Paul, all of Provo, were visiting with Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Holdaway Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hanmer Robison, war. aiuhaiI . .IH iium n.rto ...... rv.w 'on of Salt Lake, spent Sunday with HERE Before You Buy Look Over Our Complete Line Of Underwear. We can fit the family Young and Old WELLWORTH CHAIN STORES (Everything Cheaper) Newman, Clarence Hilton, Niels Fu-gal Fu-gal and Ernest Clayton. Isaac Carlson Carl-son offered the invocation. A quartette quar-tette consisting of Niels Fugal, Cla rence Hilton, Ethel West and Leone Told rendered a selection. The speakers, who extolled the life of the deceased and consoled the bereaved be-reaved family and relatives were Ole Anderson, William Cullimore, Niels Fugal and Joseph Hilton. Bishop Christiansen made brief closing remarks. A quartette sang the closing selec tion after which Sanford Weeks pro nounced the benediction. Interment was made-in the ceme tery here where the grave was dedi cated by Bishop E. D. Olpln. ' J -o 'l Funeral Held For Walker Baby Funeral services were held Satur day morning at 10 o'clock for Dale Walker, baby son of Mr. and Mrs. Or-in Or-in Walker of Moroni. The : services were held at the home of the baby'? grandmother, Mrs. Bell Baxter. Bishop Olpln was in charge of the services which were opened by the singing of "Jesus My Savior." after which prayer was offered by Mrs. Annie Holman. The next selection sung was "Though Deepening Trials Throng My Way." The speakers were .1. J. Freeman, Vernon Cullimore and Junl'.is A. West. A duet was rendered render-ed by Ida IIoinmnanl"Ahn" Holman Clos-lng remarks were made by BIsh on E. I). Olnln. and Elizabeth Noble pronounced the benediction. The child was laid to rest In tho local cemetery. o Mrs C. J. Cobbley and children, also Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Cullimore, Sr., and Mr. and. Mrs. W. J. Culimore. Jr., -visited 8unday with Mr. C. J. Cobblev who Is til at the St Marks Hospital in Salt Lake. - Mrs. Regtaa Thome. Mrs. Uohn C. Nelson was pleasantly pleasant-ly suprised Tuesday evening by her relatives, it being her 69th birthday. The evening was spent in games and music Refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. W. Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Thompson and three children chil-dren of Salt Lake, and Mr. and Mrs. J. C; Jenson were visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Johnson Sunday. Mrs. Fred Foutx entertained Saturday Satur-day evening last, in honor of Mr. Foutz's 68th birthday anniversary Supper war served to 36 guests after which the evening was spent in games and music. Relatives recently received word of the marriage of A. B. Dial, formerly of this city, to. Miss Rozena Young ol Shelley, - Idaho. The marriage was solemnized in the Logan Temple Wednesday. Wed-nesday. They will make their home in Shelley, Idaho. Maurlne Bullock spent the week-end visiting with friends at Garfield IL W. Jacobs' and James D. Thome mad a naaday. business trip to Provo Wed- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Baxter of Magna, spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. David Baxter. Apple Harvest In Full Swing Heavy Shipments Going Out The harvesting of the apple crop Is on In full swing and already fifteen carloads of Jonathans have been ship ped by the Pleasant Grove Marketing Association with, headquarters in this city. Fotty fruit growers of the north toyle Smith, son of Principal W. A. ' d of utah- Countr are shipping their Smith, is visiting friends in Pleasant appjeS through the association which Grove this week. 'expects to ship hetween thirty and 'forty carloads of apples before the Miss Nlelson and Miss Jackson of'BeMon ci08eg the local high school faculty, spent j The aBBocIatton shipped in the first the week-end in Salt Lake. Len dayi of September ten carloads jof peaches for which the growers re-Mrs. re-Mrs. Allle Rogers Jenron of Canada, ;celvtd juo per bushel graded and w Tismng wun ner swterrMrs. josepa $1 17 per bushel ungraded; Two car- H. Adams and other thla week. relatives here Mrs. Annie Holman and daughter, loads of Bartlett p6ars were shipped Aha latter part ot August and the first pt September netting the growers $70 per ton. The Uonathan apples being Ida, spent Thursday ' visiting with L u,nnAll ,A th mwr Mrs. Ora Holman Chlpman of Ameri-lMboat t50 00 peP ton. can Fork." I. P. D. Atwood, manager of the as- ' " laociatlbn. reports that inqulrlea are Mrs. A. R. Overlade, who recently recelted from buying aecUona moved to Salt Uke, entertained theall 0Ter th, Unlted gtatet concerning mm . i Mm . a. 1 xonng Momers wiuo ai ner noma vA ..,. thtu aitM there Thursday. The- Pleasant Gxaye ... IUgh.. School football team is practicing every The heaviest . shippers from this community" Include Drr S.- Dr Cunningham.. Cunn-ingham.. J, Wu Glllman, W. It. Homer and W. W. Warnlck, while from'Amer- nlght to be able to meet the neigh- kan Pork Thomas, Samuel and Earl boring teams in the near future. The following guests visited at tho Edmund Cragun home this week: Mrs. Almlra Brower and daughter. Villette, of St. Anthony, Idaho, Monday; Mon-day; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brown and Wallace Cragun and daughter of Salt Lake, on Wednesday. Barratt and Ernest Huggard with others are shipping and from Alpine there are Will Andrews, J. A. Forbes, Don Strong and Wm. Dunsdon, o iRelief Societies Will Hold Conference Sunday Evening Conference In the First ward consist ot the following: Young Mothers Club Surprises Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Ad&nuoxl Of American Fork The stork brought two boy babies Tfinrsilflv mnrnln? rSno tn IhA horn of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hooley and.yer- ' ' ' J( the other to Mr. and Mrs. Perry , gtng- naye i ou uoo Mra. Lloyd U. Adamson for a number num-ber of years has been a member of tho Young Mothers' Club.. . Recently Mr. Adamsoa accepted a position aa principal ot the. grade schools ot American Fork, and the family left Pleaaant Grove to reside in American Fork. . The Young Mothers and their husbands decided to suprlse them but had great difficulty in. doing so. - Mr. Adamson was In Pleasant Grove at his father's home on. some business matters and Mrs. Adamson was visiting visit-ing at her parents' home, so when the company reached the Adamsoa home in American Fork no one was home and they had to make their own fires and make themselves at home until member of the company could bend the Adamsons home to enjoy their guests. After the Adamson's had finally arrived home the evening wa spent in playing "five hundred" ot Wch...Kli.lH!.5?i Jacobs proved to be champion. A dataty lunch waa eerr- " ctf bymerobera -ot the -club--. A. food time was reported by all but on members reported to us confldenlally, that a number of them contracted bad colds, wating for the Adamson' house to warm on their first arrival. . ",.,' The guests were Messrs. and Mea- dame Karl Banks, M. 8. Christiansen, W. H. Clark, Tho. Fenton. C. A. Gamett, Dr. O. EL Grua, J. J. Hayes, wlli;. A. Kira, ur. b. u. uneoaugn, J. a. West, 8. J". Walker, Cllford Wright and E.P, Wadley. Harper. nicely. All concerned are doing Talk President Lizzie Bullock. i Song-rRellef Society Quartette I Talk Stake Board Members. ! Violin solo Leroy Robertson. Th miituala of th TJndnii Spronrt W.rd gaye their opening eocial at Talk-Bishop E. D. Olpto. thr chapel Tuesday evening. After a short program the evening was spent in games. Refreshments were served.' Song "Angry Words", Benediction. The Second ward program follows; - Short talk Pres. Luella E. Thorne. Tuesday afternoon the Relief Socle- Uterary Lesson. "Nathaniel Haw- ty members of the First ward met atitnorne . wa7 wnia. COSKMaK5 COMING , The Lyceum Stock Co. Presenting "Believe Me Xantippe" ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT, OCTOBER 22 The people of Pleasant Grove will have the pleasure' f seeing a real show produced in a real way. If you ''nn't laugh, don't come. "Relieve Me Xantippe r is a wonderful Comedy . -Dniina, carrying ten people" and-'a truck load of -pc'-ial scencryi " . r Tho management has stopped at nothing to make the -how a real success. It is something you can'i; afford tf miss. '-' s Remember the date .Admission 20c 35c 50c. ' ; Curtain 8:30 Sharp.' Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Wright entertained enter-tained at dinner Wednesday for Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Oamett, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Linebaugh and Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Wadley. Covers were laid for twelve. The Sunshine Committee of tho First Ward Relief Society entertaln- .o,i wwtnpsdav in nonor 01 airs. Elizabeth, Pqwejrs birthday. The afternoon af-ternoon was spent in "a good program and social chat. ' A picnic luncheon was served to fifteen guests. the home of Mrs. Nettle Walker. Quilting and rug-rag sewing occupied the afternoon at the conclusion ot which refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Thornton motored motor-ed to Salt Lake City last Saturday afternoon and joined by their daughter, daught-er, Mra. Louts Larson and children, attended "The Mikado" at the Salt Lake Theatre". citti'r- t Mr. and Mrs James Nelson t!nnH TnesriAv pvenlnn in honor o Mrs. Nelson's brother. John ' Warnlck of Heber. Covers were laid for twenty persons. Mr. Warnlck returned WcJ-nesday WcJ-nesday Jo HobeT where he Is employ ed by Mr.. Owen Halllday: " The Second Ward Relief Society held their monthly sewing meeting at the home of Mrs. Jo. D. Thorne Tuesday afternoon. One quilt was quilted, some nrg-rag ewed anl the time spent In social chat. Refreshments Refresh-ments were erved to the twenty-one members present The following former friends of Mr. and Mr. Archie Boren. and fami ly visited at their home thla week: On Saturday, Elll Boren of Walls-berg, Walls-berg, on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Hendrlckaon of Btngham, on Monday Mr. and Mra. William Daybell . of Charleston, and on Monday Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Summon, D. C. Thack-er Thack-er and Rodney Pirie ot Charleston. Your Car Needs Good Oil Tar Winter Use. .. " "v"-' Get Your Crank Case " Drained For 80c and 90c -at "' ARROWHEAD SERVICE STATION The Coolldge-Dawes Caravan pass-4brotthJeMajitioyeney pass-4brotthJeMajitioyeney morning at about 10 a. m. They stopped stop-ped at the high school and gave short talks. A number of good Republicans of Pleasant Grove met the caravan at Lehl and -continued as far south as Provo with the speakers. " Twelve fancy packed boxes of Jonathan apples ap-ples were presented to the caravan hy the Chamber of Commerce. Subscription Notices Sent Out Followag numerous requests for a statement of tnelr subscription accounts we have prepared and sent out statements of practically all subscribers to the Citizens and Review. If you do not receive yours telephone ns and we will give you the standing of your subscription. 4- Fred Thompson in i "THE MASK OF LOPEZ" A picture of life on the American-Mexican BorderH PLEASANT ORO VE HIGH , SCHOOL Wednesday, October 22nd Prices 10c and 15c Talk on teachers' work Mr. Josephine Jose-phine Draper. Song Relief Society Quartette. Yearly report by Treasurer Amanda Oleason. Talk by member of Stake Board.. Song. Remarks Bishop S. L 8wenson. Following is the program of Conference Confer-ence for the Third Ward: Talk by President Minnie Anderson. Yearly Report Huldah RIchlns Outline of Theology Lessons Eliza Jacbbsoh : - Outline of Literary lessons Helen Harvey. Outline of Social 8ervtee Lurens Johnson. ... . m Solo. Music Dean Deveraux. Remarks Stake Board members. . Remarks Bishop M. 8. Christiansen Singing will be under the direction of the Relief Society Choir. ' " o Hunting And Fishing Licenses Total $46,371 Sales of fishing and hunting licenses li-censes in the quarter ending Sept. 30 yielded 144.785 revenue to the state fish and game department The total collected .for the year Boy Scout Work Theme At' V Sunday Meeting Boy Scout work was the mala theme of the sacrament meUngs held In the three .local wards. AO over the stake at thla time the im-' portance of thla great movement wa emphasised by good speakers. . Following are the program given tn Pleasant Grove: FIRST WARD After the prelimlnsry program. the following scout actlviUes were rendered: rend-ered: ' ' Short Talk Scout Master . Clifford Wright' '. .w . Short Talk Assistant Scout Master Clarence Oamett.- i Violin Solo LeRoyRobertsoi, cam panted by. Loratae Nelson. Short Talk Harley Greaves." Song by ten graduate scouts scout drill. Short Talk J. R. Halliday. Closing Remarks Bishop E. Olpln. ; ao- and D was $48,871 which would bring the sportsmen procuring licenses to approximately 25,000. -o Mr. and Mrs. F. L. SECOND WARD Short talk by a boy scout Ray mond Peterson. Short Talks Scout Leader, Joseph Coulam. . ! Short Talk Fred Strong, Assistant Scout Leader. . Music by Alfred Swenson, Ford Poulson, Blanche Clark, Loralne Nelson. Nel-son. ' ; ., : Talk on Scont Work M. C; Merrill of Provo. Closing Remarksr-Blsbop 8,1., Swenson. ham, were guests of Ray Glllman Sunday. Link of Mr. and THIRD WARD Quartette Clarence Hilton. Niefe FttgaL Ernest Clayton. Frank Newman. New-man. Reading Gladys Christiansens Talk District Scout Excutive. A A. Anderson. , - - - Solo Delbert Fugal. Mrs. t Closing Remarks Bishop M. S Christiansen. Bing- IS YOUR CAR IN GOOD SHAPE FOR j i. . ....... WINTER USE? Get the Cylinders Bebored at the : w 1 - - . , ... 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