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Show .. . . '. ... .. ; 'i - ,, i. . ., .. , , . , - ' : i m -' ; r , f'"'VJD'Eil1 , AMERICAN FORK C1TIZKX ' SATURDAY; JUNE 20,1925 frFRjCAN FORK LOCALS "" . . ii T . ' : FAITHFULLY ' f U- li' feuOiiM i m -- n- i . hit a i " ir 'i sua 1 v a 1 1 Bh i ' If w vixaM.ri AU K1SVIEW II VkJ Zalrikle is spending ' e City guest of her . ... . Mill .... M V. Sanderson. , Bella Hunter .nd 'Mto. M.r-' M.r-' .nent Sunday In Al- at e31 "rtfc Hunter', parent.. - j Durrant of Prawn. Xnt.he ,k hi America uith relatives nd nut I .TO I OF . ' 0 1 f .V. JUIIIcr ' ' In American rw , ud Friday "4th her darter, . . -:..i.i0a nil family. Marton C,U of Mr. and Mrs. Wmr Mar-.Hhl. Mar-.Hhl. week are their daughter., "" Pmvn and C rC WallberR of Salt Lake City, jln VHbrg was lormer,, Uoae Marshall MfB. Xr. nd Mrs. Grge F. Price of L..-., iriiona. visitea ibbiiui week 'iin UI Wbr, Mr. I. Wagstaff and Bernard vr Junes Pettrson auu '.kh of Lehl two missionaries of Al- U SUke. will b? the speaker, in 4 8ond ward Sunday night. There ',fll alio be program consisting of Wnl fd musical selections. ; ind Mrs. Leo Meredith enter- Ued at dinner Wednesday night. A W of roses formed the centerpiece 'fctlUlnneMab i arranged In the JiTtog rSovaT""- in were laid for twelve Provo friend. Wind Mrs. Meredith. I Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Firtnage and JciiUren and grandchildren spent the kj at Benjamin. The occasion was ')&. Wto. Flnnage's birthday. Thetitae jm ent in bathing and after they jajoreU themselves at a delicSou. jnpper. There were 25 present 13 :wr grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Francis and family of Los Angeles. California. visited in American Fork last week with relatives. Special 20 percent off on all ladies' hats. Tanner Style Shop. adv. Mrs. M. S. Rasmu.8en is spending week In Salt Lake City with net slBter who is recovering form injuries received in an accident. ku Dena Shatter gave her inuieaa tea Monday afternoon from 1 null! 7 o'clock. Rose, and peonies nre ued in the house decorations. 1 nktUtnre bridal party between two b)t candle sticks adorned the Buffo Buf-fo la the dining room. Mr.. Victor VAb; Mrs. Thos. Shatter and Mra. Pnudi L Grant served. Assisting Shifter In receiving was her Mtaer, Mra. Mina Shatter.. Eighty PWta called during the afternoon. Mm Shatter was married Wednes-h Wednes-h the Salt Lake temple to Mr. tow Grant and the tea was held t their new home on East State Street ' i I , ' ""v'w,, , J : :i ''J' ' '''' '''' l MARV Pldcsnon 1 W THH rrArr. ... K1 "2S REAURT TONIGHT V 1 9C, "B-Regular Prtees. Old dictionaries ahouU ba . , . . ' brought additional worST ftlSS? 3 luhr abandoned their old nrinii-- -IT ?u," Bwly .ompikd diction.rrlu7" i 5 Her", U "-ir ONLY ONE COUPON REQUIRED ONE of tU coupon., pr.Mt.d or maUed t .k! ' with a nominal .um to cover cost oThan. d ing packing, clerk hir, v0 distribution, .tc, amount. i)X -ingtoonly JJ Cent. Entitles every reader to this New EnlargedUnivenitiesDictionary Without Further Expense or Obllf.tloa aad Money Back il Not SaUsfiuL Clip This Coupon and Preaent It Today TU at (JU f-or MfWng CVom WW Puxxln Mall Orders If by maU. include in-clude 7 cents postage up to 1 50 miles; 10 cents up to 300 miles; or for greater distances dis-tances ask your postmaster for rate on J pounds. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Chadwitk motored motor-ed to the capltol city Thursday. Mrs. James Julian vlsltty in Salt Lake City this week with her daughters. daugh-ters. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Anderson were Mr. and Mrs. Owen Anderson of Milford We will rent you a car, with driver or without. Go anywhere, anv timp Stewart Motor Co. -20-2t Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dye were Salt l-ake City visitors Monday. Mrs. Roy Okty of Ilii sptlit Thura-day Thura-day in American Fork, guest of Miss Sadie Nelson. rjjLj 671 DEPARTMENT STORES AMERICAN FORK, UTAH ' We safeguard the interests of our Customers j at all times for (1) we buy right in the beginning, (2) cutting out middlemen's profits (3) frequently taking the entire output of mills, (4) demanding reliable standard of materials and workmanship, (5) bringing Producer and Consumer in closer touch with each other and giving the benefit of this contact to both. WHERE SAVINGS . ARE GREATEST THRUOUT THE YEAR James A. Shelley is visiting In Magna guest of his sister. Mrs. S. D. Strong. Weston Pratt has accepted a posi tion with the Pullman Co. in Bait Lake City. Mrs. Jos. Searle spent the week in West Jorden with hfV daughter, Mrs. Lenard Overd. J Mr." and Mrs. Mark Told Of Bing ham are yisftlng, this week with Mr. and Mrs. John Smith. Miss Nina Haliday is in Salt Lake City taking a course in music at the L D. S. School of music. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Hicks are the proud parent, of a baby boy, born Tuesday. Mother and babe are doing nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Adamson and family left Thursday morning for a trOp through Logan canyon and then on to the sheep herd where they will remain for a while. The B. B. Ladie's met at the home of Mrs. William Ellsmore Thursday. The afttrnoon was pent tn needle work, after which a dainty lunch wa. served. TheJ Soroefs Club ladies met at the home of Mrs. Leo T. Shelley Friday afternoon. Miss Ruth Chipman read a play during the afternoon a delict ous lunch being served after. Miss Theo Adams, Miss Relia Hunt er and Miss Margaret Wagstaff en tertained the S. O. D. H. girls Thurs-nirfc Thurs-nirfc ut Miss Relia Hunter's usaj U15M v home. u. a vrQ a A Roblson of iUT. suu ao. 1 a i Long Beach, California, arnveu .u American Fork Monday night for a two weeks' visit with Mrs. Roblson's parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. McC leery Tha trio was made by auto and-Mr, and Mrs. Roblson praise highly the good condition of the Utah roaas mey traveled over on the trip. w- oni Mrs. Wm. Porter and Mr Mrs. Wm. Hunt of Pinedell. Art . .... v mi iii American tona, spent me with Mr. Porter's relative, jh Charolrtte Binch, Mrs. Mary Abel and V Shelley. Mr. Porter i WWIO", .. - -sr. anH MM. JaUitB ju. granason 01 - Shelley and a son or r. -Thomas Shelley formerly of this city Mr. Porter . reported n.s ir.u t,. Md list now parents ou . ... Kt antovine fairly good btteltb Mr. and Mra. Porter and Mr. and Mrs. H.,nt came from Ariiona to do ma rled In the Salt Lake temple June 3rd Earl Larsen has returned from Los Angeles, California, and Is visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Larsen. . Mr. and .Mrs. Frett Kelley f Bing ham stopped at Mrs. Emily K. Adam-son's Adam-son's enroute to Bryces canyon on their honneymoon trip. Mr. Paul Allen and little daughter, of Spanish Fork, spent Sunday and Monday in American Fork guests of Mrs. Laurence Briggs. Mrs. Reed GardneV and children and Mrs. Julia LStle and boys motor ed to Salt Lake City Wednesday and spent the day at Liberty Park. Miss Velma Miller " of American Fork and Miss Ruby Wright of Charl-ston Charl-ston left Tuesday for California, where they will spend a month. Dr. and Mrs. Vernon Houston have purchased the Chipman home on West main street and will move into their new home in the" near future. Piano Students 0. W. Fitzroy of the Brigham Young Univer-8lty Univer-8lty ni take a limited number of students on Friday studio at the home of B. F. Moffet. Telephone 28. Mr. and Mrs. James Oler of Shelley, Idaho, have returned to their home after a three weeks' visit with their daughter, Mrs. Hayden Holemirake. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cheever Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. H.arry Nicholsen of Magna. Miss May-me May-me CheeveV returned to Magna with Mr. and Mrs. Nfcholsen for a short rt.lt. From the above uutline of our buying and selling plan, it is quickly understood that there are the very best of reasons why so-called "sales" are not only unnecessary but objectionable , to this country-wide retail business and that the public benefits in a large way through this plan and operation not at 'sale time' but all the time. where at ftiiep- lj' , H -H savings are greatest every day in the year ! fl After spending ten days Siting with relatives and friends in Anierl. can Fork Mr. asd Mrs. E. R. Werner and sons, left Friday for Hailey, Ida ho. Mr. Werner is employed with the J. C. Penney store in Hailey. Mr. and Mrs. Payton Hough of Salt Lake City, were Sunday guests of Mr, and Mrs. R. W. Stewart Mrs and Mrs. Stewart and their guests motor ed un the (canyon in the afternoon and went through Timpanogos cave. Mrs. A. H. Campbell of Los Angeles, California, is spending an maennue rial with her mother. Mrs. Sarah JkHies. Mrs. Campbell was iormeny Miss Anna Jones of this city and 1. visiting with her mother after an ab- ence" of 19 year.. Mr and Mrs. Veness CWpiuaa- Watertown, Wisconsin, are vlHlting in American Fork with Mr. unipnwu. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fon Chipman. Mr. Chipman has recently neen pro moted to manager of the J. C. Penney Store' tn' Watwtowwf n' HollTCototrerj m m a. T1 tn a a riJ year tymm of batarni csbt Catarrh. r. CHZNCT A. CO, ToUdoTOy. DAl'GHTERS OF THE PIOSEEBS HOLD MEETING The following program was given at thtf Daughters of the Pioneers meeting meet-ing Thursday, June 4, at the cit hall: A biographical sketch of Mrs. Margaret Thornton Wright was given by Mrs. David Conder; violin solo, Margaret and La von Earl," reading by Clarke Conder: song by Bernice Bush; reading May Conder and the lesson on Western history wag given by Mrs. Bertha Saget. Following is the sketch of Mrs. Wright: Margaret Thornton Wright, daughter daugh-ter of William and Mary Kennedy Thornton, was born Jan. 4, 1844 in Ayrshire, Schotland. She was the seventh child of a family of nine. Her father was a weaver by trade, owned the property he lived on. He had a six loom weaver shop and with the help of his two oldest song made a good living for the family. He embraced the Gospel in his native na-tive land and in the year 1850 with his family consisting of his wife, Mary, six sons and one 'daughter, Margaret, (the other two daughters having passed away in Schotland) left thtir native land and came to Zton. Arriving in Utah in 1853 they remained in Salt Lake City for one .Hnter and .in the following spring took up their abode in Cottonwood. From there" they moved to Mill creea i. h. e.n in l&S ther came to IU t, U? -e aa American Fork. Margaret was then eleven years old. She at the age of sixteen, on the 31st of OctoWer 18- ( ... married to Frederick Wright To this union thirteten children were born, Frederick W., Mary Ellen. Samuel. Sam-uel. Elirabeth, Margaret Ann, Sarah Jane. James Arthur, Hugh Alexander, Charles Gilbert. Lucy, AddleV Bertha and Joseph. January 18th. 1908, when Margaret was 64 year, old she was left a widow with 11 children, two children. Samuel Sam-uel and Sarah, having prtteeeded the father to the great beyond. Eight children were then married leaving (wo girls and one boy Addle1, Bertha and Joseph at home. She wa. of a qutet humble disposi tion. She loved her nusDana ana family and labored as only pioneer, understand for their comfort She was handy wttn her needle which helped her greatly in the clothing of her family. She was ap expert in soap maktog. making candles etc. which was a great assistance in those days. She had .plendld control over her children. Sh waa fallhfttl::teafiher Jft ; tM Rellet Society of tho American Fork 1st ward for a number of year, ana for' some Um held the position of Counselor to Sister Elisabeth J. Dur rant Sha waa a loving and faithful wife and mother, true to every trust Imposed upon bar. Six moathav taking one day from ker hurtianda death, she was called to Join him, July the 17th, 1908, and to meet tb reward of a faithful, well spent life. Her children loved her and defclre to emulate her example ot purity and faiitb, and they take comfort in the fact that, Death. Cannot Kill The Germ of Life The spirit that we love That takes it flight to Father In sacretf realms above. And in the great hereafter If faithful we remain We'll live in perfect union And never part again. The program consisted of: Vtolfn solo Margaret and Lavon Earl Reading-Clark Conder Sketch Mrs. David Conder Vocal solo Bernice Bush accompanied accom-panied by Lorena Clayson Reading May Conder Lesson on western history Berth 8ager Don't Be Confuseid About Tires With scores of different brands of tires on the market, mar-ket, each looking pretty much like the others with everyone claiming the best with this and that special offer" it's no wonder car owners are confused.- But the safe, sane, sensible, time-saving thing to do is to buy a good tire, at the right price from a good dependable dealer. - Isn't that the way you buy nearly everything elset jvsk mxt price pji .(loodyeaisJttTmir sjtze,. Martin Nielsc Auto Go. Telephone 3 AIIERIOAIT FOBS, UTAH |
