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Show I Departs ant Grove UBDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1924 AMERICA FORK CITIZEN SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, VJ2i jiilERS OF PIONEERS MEETING HARLEY GREAVES IRC. REMODELED The Ilarley Greaves Merc. Co. is putting on metropolitan airs these days. The old Pleasant Grove mer- Th. meeting of the DaugiTeM of H pioneers was held Thursday after- 1 - The program -wh-h iouuw c . Opening Song"We Thank Theo O cantlla store has completely vanished. gol.For A Prophet ' Upon going Into the building, one prMitlTda Christians- ; would- thiat4he- building was a. new giMIng-'0 My Father." 'structure. The walls have been The biographical sketch of William ' papered In a pleasant tan color the (Viitiansen was given by his son shelves have been remodeled and so Biiliop M. S. Christiansen. 'arranged to make it more convenient The sketch of the life, CftWia.ror clerks o serve the customers (Jriitlansen ADsa.oru was given nywun oui mucn curablng. Th0-en-kr daughter. Annie C. E11U. Tba hii , trance between the old shoe depart- tketch of Mary Christiansen was tnent and the main building has been lirea by her daughter. Perllnda Rad- closed and the entire business placed uuj . " I In one room, thus making the bust- Readings were given by Devona . ness more Compact and easier to care Bemnt, Clara Williamson, nuin.ior. ioe norm aaaiuon to me build ing will no doubt be erected In the near future for some other business. The shoe department and gents' Bmnt snd Luella ChrUainiea. A song was rendered by the Rad-ml Rad-ml sisters, all granddaughters of Mr. Christiansen. ghort addresses were given by Cecelia C. Absalom, Mary Christian-kb Christian-kb and Josephine C. Bezzant. furnishings are placed on the north side of the building, the dry goods department on the south side with the grocery department at the back Mrs. Laura Foote and Mrs. Lewis of the store. A new floor has been rfthr County Chapter also- addressed Jald Jn the entire building. The old the meeting. Thirty-five members of floor having been . placed lin the Christiansen family were present, j the building at different times. The total number present was sixty- slanted toward the door. The edlotion waa pronounced ! new , floor gives the Interior, a by Mrs. Ida Wllllamsen. The visit-1 very neat appearance. crs ind members enjoyed' a luncheon j During the recent sales much of iftenrards at the home of Mrs. Millie the old stock has been disposed of and Mr. Greaves is planning to have Poulson. Work On Lindon Water Works Progressing The laying of the pipe for the Lin- ion waterworks system will be com pleted this week. A number of the lines have, already been ' completed ind tested. There will be about a month's work In putting In pipes to the property lines of til water users after the main lines are completed. 0 4 Arrowhead Service Station Making Improvements The Arrowhead Service Station is oving" their gasoline tanks from be-Wild be-Wild the garage to the front of the nrage. In winter it was difficult to drire In at the back to the gasoline. This will make it . much more convenient con-venient for the wholesale people as H as Mr. Robertson. an opening In the near future. He intends to put in new, up to date Btock and work at all times for his patrons' Interests. - ------- o Thomas H. Gleason Loses Ford Car Brother of Josiah Kemp Dies Harry Kemp, 49, died at his home. 104 Almond street Salt Lake City, af- wr an Illness of four years, Wednes-fcy Wednes-fcy morning. He whs horn In Red-Wh. Red-Wh. England. June 21. 1875. He was former leader "of the Mercur Ctty Wad and orchestra, which he conduc- tor many years. He was also H known as a composer of music w alsb had a Targe number of fWendl literary clrclea. Besides his wife, Sarah Black Kemp, is survived by two daughters. Elva 4 VIona Kemp, and a brother, '"Ian Kemp of Pleasant Grove. ftneral services were held Friday fternoon In Salt Lake City. Missionary Home From German Mission n ano int of ill henHh RMr G'en Drar was forced to give up lab In the mlulnri flM after ouLa-v -Elder Draper arrive ome th flr of tne wwk from tne erma" '"'"ion where he had been Mlned an. was doing excellent wk un,ii ,,, hcaUh brofce fojTe(J m ntnrn. Save Money and Get Free Merchandise at Thome's. I.8t Friday night Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Gleason and family drove to the High School Gym. In their Ford car which was purchased this spring. Their car was parked under the lrght in front of the building. When the family was reaqjr to go home the car was missing. The marshal and night watchman looked everywhere for the missing car and continued the search till noon Saturday when it was found in a lane west of the city. The thief had taken the top, extra tire, cushions and other removable fixtures and left parts of an old car scattered about. At the present time there is no clue to the mystery. The car was Insured against theft and the machine will probably . be put in good condition by . the insur ance company. There seems to be a great deal of such cases. The guilty parties when apprehended, should be riven the full extent of the law. It Is regretable that the property of citizens citi-zens Is not safe In such public places. People owning cars should have good jocks for "them or carry tnsnranee feel perfectly safe from loss. O ; Miss Verda Hilton is visiting frle"hdsand 'TreTatrrey -at Salt . Lake this week. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Christensen are the proud parents' of a 10-pounds baby boy born Friday, November 7th. Mether and baby are doln? fine. Governor-elect Geo. H. Dern was In Pleasant Grove Monday afternoon to attend a directors' meeting of the Pleasant Grove Canning Co. He Is vice-president of the company. The- program at the Second Ward sacrament meeting next Sunday will be given by the Seminary students. A number of special musical number will also be given. Mrs. J. P. Fugal entertained Tuesday Tues-day evening In honor of fie Stake Board of the M. I. A. After the Jisual nrneram and business meeting the balance of the evening was spent In musk- and social chat. Dainty refreshments refresh-ments were served to thirty-five guests. ARE YOUR BRAKES SAFE? Slippery Roads Are Dangerous.. Our BraWnriixig "EquipmenT Will Take Care -Of Your Needs. '----'' , Haves Auto Co. Pleasant Grove Locals Mr. aud Mrs. J. J. Hayes were business busi-ness visitors at Salt Lake Thursday. Mis? Gertrude Johnson left Wednesday Wednes-day for Magna to spend the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Ole Anderson ' were visiting with relatives at Lay ton Saturday Sat-urday and Sunday.- , Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fowlks of Lindon, are rejoicing over the arrival of a baby girl Thursday. Trade At Thome's Free Holiday Merchandise, adv. Mrs. S. W. Hilton of Soda Point, Idaho, is visiting Indefinitely here with friends and relatives. ' Mrs. Nellie Hilton Tanner and two children are visiting this week with her father, James Hilton, and family. Mrs. W. E. Clark was a Salt Lake visitor Wednesday. Harley Greaves made a business trlj to Salt Lake City Tuesday . 25 Off On All Millinery. The Fashionette Shop. Mr. Lloyd Nelson, who is employed as a teacher at Murray, was a Pleasant Plea-sant Grove visitor Thursday evening. Miss ; F1oTence-uU!moref-wha.ls employed In the millinery department depart-ment of the Z. C. M. I. in Salt Lake, fs visiting this' week with her parents. Bishop and Mrs.' A: L." CuMmore; - Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Fage announce an-nounce the marriage of their daughter, daugh-ter, Maurine, to Waldo Bateman of Alpine which took place on November 19th. Mrs. James C. Peterson entertained the Needlecraft Club Thursday afternoon. after-noon. Eighteen members were present. The afternoon was spent In sewing and social chat. Dainty refreshment were served. Free Holiday Merchandise at Thome's Ask about it. The B. Y. U. Alpine Club will give a social Friday night, November "1. The club Includes evary Student of the Alpine Stake who Is aftendli g the B. Y. U. They have a real live organization and expect to rut over several activities the coming winter. Mrs. Earl Halliday and Miss Mar- cella Fage, sisters of Mrs. Maurine Fage, will give a bundle shower at the Fage home Saturday evening In honor of their sister, Maurine, a bride of next week. Mrs. Melissa Lewis and Mrs. Cheever of Provo, county representatives' represent-atives' of . the "Daughters of the Pioneers" organization, visited our local meeting Thursday. 25 Off On All MillineTy. The Fashionette Shop. Owen Humphries, with his sister, Mrs. JrTr Powell ot-LehL-motoredj Jo Salt Lake City Sunday evening and saw "Three Live Ghosts" at the Wilkes Theatre. engagement of Mlsa Maurine Fage of thia city to Mr. Waldo Bateman, of Alpine, Al-pine, the marriage to toke place next Wednesday, November 19th. The fol lowing Saturday evening a wedding reception will be held at the home of the brides parents. Citlzena of Pleasanjt Grove, through petition, have filed the name of 8. L. Swenson with the clerk of the Alpine Al-pine district to succeed himself, as board member for the Pleasant Grove, Manila and Lindon precincts the next four years. $15.00 Free Merchandise at Thome's. ndy. Mr. and Mrs. Artemus Holmafl and daughter, Ida, went to Provo Thursday Thurs-day to assist Jn giving the program at 'the "Daujrhters of .the Pioneers" meeting held '' there .Thursday. The family history of Mrs. Holman's parents par-ents was given. Mr. and Mrs. Raw-rns Raw-rns wer pioneers of Provo. Dell York, residing on Provo Bench, ha, tartd..i.slaft.Jips,fmP! ?n his own. He has spent several days on th street adjoining his . property. raking all the largejwks and rubbish Into a Die. It will all ba taken away. Tf you happen to cross Provo bench look for Jhe best kept highway en-route., en-route., then: go home' and" do tlkewlsw. Start early to do your springy cleaning clean-ing by doing It. In the fall. " : vMr. and Mrs. Jas. t). Thome enter tained at -dinner Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Owen Rommey and Miss Loretta Clark of Provo. ' Alfred Swenson, Ford Poulson, Blanche Clark, Loralne Nelson and William Clark Jr., are practicing on special music to be played at the ; lotun show "The Covered Wagon." ELECTION OF SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS PLEASANT E SCHOOL NOTES Big Holiday Coming The election of two school board mAmhnra In Ihn AlnlnA District. OHO i from Lehl and one from Pleasant Thursday, Nov. 20th, Patrons' Day at Grove, will be held December 3, as Central School. per the state law governing the elec-J Tn, -alft aay for parents! Here it tlon. 'in! Next Thursday. November 20th. jCandidates jmay be nominated by , tne flrit Dg parents' Day at the Cen- Vr. and Mrs. Albert Olson enteF Uuned at dinner Wednesday evening In honor of Mrs. Nellie Hilton Tanner of Salt Lake City. Besides the guest of honor Mrs. Ethel WesT, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hilton and Joseph Hilton were present. Mrs. Genevieve Ellsworth and Children and Mrs. Jas P. Thorne and son. Cyril, motored to Payson Saturday. Satur-day. Mrs. German Ellsworth acom-panled acom-panled them to Payson. She has beea -visiting-ith relatives here, for the past five weeks. the petition of five taxpayers in the traj gChool this yeair7 district The Parent-Teachers Association . Cltlsens living within the election 'decided that It was high; time the districts may vote for those, noml-J(utncri an(j mothers took "a day oft nated or may write in the. name of end out what their boys and Clrla any candidate of their choice. tre doing at school and become ao- A primary has been called to meet ' nalnted with the faculty. ' Consev In the High School Auditorium Satur-'-.,. Darenta are tnvked to visit iday evening at 7:Sftf to nominate a 'Bcnooi au day next Thursday and school trustee for the Alpine school ; observe their children In the regular district j class work. , co-operate with teachers o in solving "knotty" problems, and Arthur Cook Dies ,B lbe t n u i atmospnere. In California rind teachers will Word wa. received Monday of th.W " jJ!JJ death of Arthur. Cook, the IB year td ;T?.?tij T atter on ot:john Cook, formerly of thia HUJ Schoo Au dltorlum , j tter, city.. The boy died in Lo. Angeiea. "Weh ot th 'e'D !" J California. on Saturday. Ha took W ,n od1 tnton ln H,gh ous week, and waa taken to the hospl-j The Parenl-Teacherf AssociaUo- tal on Prlday where he waa operated la aiming to maae ww The Daughters of the Pioneers will entertain all of the pioneers in Pleasant Pleas-ant Grove at a matinee picture show of "The Covered Wogon," to be presented pre-sented in Clark's Hall Monday afternoon. after-noon. The committee atate that there are over forty pioneers in Pleasant Grove at the present time. Dr. J. L. Huchel, Dr. O. E. Grua, Ike Hayes and Bert Smith returned Sunday from a duck hunt at Bear River gun club. They received their limit In two hours. As a result of their efforts friends and neighbors have received re-ceived wild duck to roast. The game is in excellent condition. on. He died Saturday. . His body will b" " shinned to - Pleasant -Orova.f orJ burial. His mother was burled here a number of years ago and his father has since married and moved to Los Angeiea. day. After all what Is more dear to the hearta ot the parenta than their children? What workU more tmpr tant than that which the children art doing? What la mora essential wan ( (Continuued on page aix) UNITED STATES TIRES SALES AND SERVICE DEPOT We handle a complete line of U S. Tires, Tubes, and Rubber Goods. ARROWHEAD SERVICE STATION Formal Qp enin; I el About six weeks ago I purchased the stock of the Pleasant Grove Merc. Co. and after having a very successful sale, remodeled the building and purchased pur-chased a new stock of merchandise so in order to get you to come and see j whnt has been done by way of improvement,' 'we are holding our formal open Today---Saturday7N I S I s t 3 it "maketAvcrrtiT while week we arc going to offer you some ex cellent bargains in all of the aepart-' mcnts. COATS and DRESSES As a special tor Saturday we will have n line of Ladles' Beautiful Coats and Dresses ' which we have secured for this occasion and which arc priced below their wholesale market value. Don't mtes this opportunity of selecting select-ing your winter coat and dresses at a grit saving In price. SHOES and RUBBERS We will give liberal discounts on our line of shoes as we want to close -out many of the numbers to make room for our new stock. WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF RUBBERS FOR THE WET 8TORMY WEATHER. ONLY A FEW OF THE MANY BARGAINS ARE LISTED BELOW V DRY GOODS ' Our Grocery Dept. GENTS' DEPT. Outing Flannel, yard . r....l.17,2c It complete and below are a few Overalls ; - ft.1t of the many .specials which we Jersey Gloves 20c T0e"v.IIS.h TWnK rfKU,ar39c :ffer,n: - Men's Work Shirts. ; 60c 60c values 39c Raisins 11o , . . .. , Sum. 10 lbs. 89e "weed Tnlon 8uH. Indies' Mercerized Cotton mo lbs $3 70 all sires 93c Gloves, pair 25c fabbage, to"ZIJZZZ.-3c Boys' Heavy Ribbed Union Largs Cotton Batts, quilt Sweet Potatoes, 3 Tbs 25c Suits, all alaoa ....... $1.49 glze . 98c Cranberries, lb 20c Men's Blanket Lined, heavy Creamery Butter, lb -..w0c khaki Coat f.t Fine Quality. Wool Batts. Butter Krust bread 10c Our underwear and hosiery dn- ' quilt size $2.69 Glass tumblers 5c parfment Is complete. n 2 I S " ' Ff fi I You don't have to buy. Pay us a visit even if you are not in need of anything. j Yours tr tyualitv MerchiUKlise at the K'ight rnccs. 9 t Harley Greaves Mere. . - SUCCESSOR TO PLE ASANT GROV E 1VIERCANTILE CO. UK ""I ; S i ' 1 I s : i t .! I: - i 1 |
