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Show FIl(Ssissiet URDAY, MARCH 27, 1926 AMERICAN FORK CITIZEIs SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 192G cers Take Steps to Solve School Workshop Problem fl'.-Fugal' met with the Cliyfinary rights. It was decided that ihla Saturday in jtha regular ses- blainlng the conditions ot the bit owned by the county local- of his property. He petition, gravel and dirt be removed ot the danger of his property high water. committees on streets and Jn will investigate the sltua, i ' ... ... - report back with recommen. to the council. fin Robblns met with the and explained conditions in Grove. He stated that de- wagons were crossing the that ashes were being piled property at the rear ot the and that properties were iken away. Also the need of toilets were presented, matters will be investigated City Property Committee with tx to -act MP, fire chief, met with the and recommended the .pur-On .pur-On approval ot a 35 gallon i tank, fittings, and hose con. i from the Julius Pearce Sup. . !of Denver, Colorado as dis. A a letter read to the council, emical wag ordered from the Pearse Co on approval with nderstan'ding that Plsasant -fey pay the freight one way. fj Williams representing thu rl Manufacturing Co. of Cfross, Utah, met with the and explained measuring de- water in the Irrigation slid showed the various gate, that this company made. : W. iJm. chairman of water reported that further invest!-was invest!-was necessary before making commendation in the Gourley reference to placing a pet-vtel pet-vtel in the line tor power 3 He also reported that the tar works had advertised for excavating 491, feet of trench Mary to install a water line me of S. H. Brodler. After g all bids the award was 'Hoben Nielsen and sons, Iflders at 70 cents per rod. : Shoell of the street commit. Jed the necessity of complete gbt of way for the city water ajne through Mrs W. F. property. Mr. Shoell further that bad conditions In the lih .reference to over flow 1. 1 It was reported that the i 'not ready as yet to enter atract with the Utah Power Qo. with reference to street ingal of the Irrigation Com-r Com-r jorted that the irrigation r 1 eld at 2 o'clock p. m. Satur-.;flary Satur-.;flary 20. It was stated that Impossible to read a decision " fence to incorporation and ( vision was made by motion f VDther meeting ot the water jrday, March 6, to finish the i of the articles. Mr. Fugal fed that for the season 1926 irrigation rate be deter. I is $1.25 per acre for prl. J recommendation -be adopted The decision was that a protest meeting relative to rates as set up in the rec. ommendatlon of Mr. Fugal be held -at the City Hall from 7 o'clock to 9 o' clock p. m. Saturday,. March 6, 1926. Joseph Olpin, chairman of the City Property committee reported the meeting held by the City Property committee In connection with peti tioners with reference to the High School Shop problem.' After considering consid-ering several propositions the City Property committee recommended that the two east rooms ot the library building he offered to the school board for shop purposes or a lease ot a part of the city property set off the fire sone where the lumber shop building could be moved. Joseph Dlckerson ot the finance committee reported that the commit tee had done in adjusting licenses to meet the nightwatchman's salary. Be. fore deciding upon the matter it was decided to place the proposition be fore the city attroney for advice. With reference to installing the car toad of pipe in the water works sys. tern in the near future, the installing trenches, recovering of bids, etc.. was left with the water works committee with the power to act Bids for furnishing Pleasant' Grove City with globes for street lighting were received by the city council. The bid of Hedquist Drug No. 4, signed by 0. B. Smith was accepted being the lowest bid offered. This bid promised a 20 per cent discount on globes purchased by the City for 1926. Annual City Financial Report The annsal financial report ot Pleasant Grove City has been gotten oat by Recorder Kirk giving the expenditures ex-penditures and receipts in each fund (or 1925. The report in detail Is published on page seven of this Issue. XSANT GROVE 'ERA HOUSE I Tonight ,1 Night Club" ' i l inarch Mirth Picture. cr.esday-Thursday . cpifar idol of millions, Fred ca, and his wonderful horse ci-r in JQuemadoM Regular Prices. Frilay-Saturday "10 Winks" is a picture with Just but if starts with the ud .xi with the last. You've con anything quite so clever my. Comedy cast includes e Roberts and Raymond the screen's new comedian . one first Cullimore Mercantile Entered by Burglars Thursday night the Cullimore Mercantile Mer-cantile at Lindon was entered And fobbed. The burglars entered through the front door, and took coats, overcoats, over-coats, men's suits, ladies ready-to-wear dresses, ladies' and men's silk hose and Jewelry. The Jewelry, although al-though not very costly, was all taken. The cash register containing but little lit-tle money was completely destroyed. It is thought that the robbers went north in a car as some ' silk hosiery has been found between Lindon and Pleasant Grove. It was not known that the store had been entered until Mr. Cullimore ar rived at 7:30 o'clock for work. He found the front door completely de stroyed. Officers were notified and in vestigation was started, but as yet no clue other than an iron rod near the door, and a heavy piece of iron thought to be needed for protection purposes, was found. The mercantile has been burglar ized before but not, as much merchan dise was taken previously. The present robbery will be of great loss to the proprietor sfnxe the amount of damage done to the building Is considerable. Pleasant Grove Locals Bishop 8. It, Swenson Is ill at his home this week with "flu". Ike Hayes made a business trip to Richfield Monday and Tuesday. j E. T. Culmer left .Friday- f0-"'. business trip through Southern Utah. Lorin Walker v1fi io .. with his sister. Mrs. C. P riom. Tooele Mr. and Mrs. George L. Smith spent Sunday with Mr; and Mr. Chandler at Bingham. s Robert R. Church ot Bur ley, Idaho, was one of the sneakers a. cond ward Sunday night Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Overlade and children of Salt Lake . City visited with relatives in our city Sunday. Miss Grace Foutl Whn emnlnTxt in Salt Lake spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Font. The Pleasant Grove High School basketball boys defeated the Lincoln High Friday night by a score ot 16. 34. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gillman accompanied accom-panied Mrs. Fred Link to Bingham Sunday. 'Mr. and Mrs. Gillman return ed Sunday evening. The preliminary tryouts for the da- bating team at the high school are Deing Held this week. Mrs. E. R. Kuhlamann and Fred Nelson of Denver, Colorado are visit. Ing with their mother, Mrs. BIna Nelson. Mrs. Rose S. Vance formerly ot this city but residing now at Tooele spent the week-end with friends in Pleas. ant Grove. Edward, the 14 year old son ot George Monson is at the 8U Mark's Hospital, for medical treatment The Windsor ward Gleaner girls gave a misfit confetti ball at the Windsor church. Thursday night Mr. and Mrs. Alex Thornton and ... air. ana Mrs. Rollo Thornton spent Sunday the guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Louis Larson of Salt Lake. Mrs. Cora Wad ley Nash -has ac cepted a position with the Dixon- Taylor-Uussel Co. in their furniture store. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Thome. Mrs. German Ellsworth and Mrs. Marlon Green of American Fork attended the funeral of Mrs. Jess Johnson at Pay. son on Monday. . o-- - Sophomores Win Over Porkers The Sophomore basketball team played the American Fork Sophomore team Thursday. This was the last of thp .series of six games which have been played in Alpine district all of which have been won by- our boys by a generous margin. The team con sists of the following:. Glade Llnehaugh and James Baxter, forwards; Ralph Smithy center; Wm. Burnham and "El von Johnson, guards; Sidney Cullimore, Reed Walker "and. Benar? Smith, subs. 1 the newest hats, new de signs, new colors, new stvles Ida E. Chipman Millinery. attended the funeral of Ben Benson at the tabernacle Sunday: Mr. .an Mrs. Herman Nelson and son of Salt Lake City, Mr. and Mrs. George Wells. Mrs. Maude Atherley ot Bingham, Mr. Fred NeUon of Denver, Colorado. Mr. and Mrs. William KuDhaldt of Lark. Mrs. E. R.' Kuhlomann of Den. ver, Colorado. Mrs. Marlon Waoyey, is visiting this week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Olsen. of Lake view. Mr. and Mrs. George Miller, of Salt Lake, spent the week.end with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Harris. Robert Tborne spent Thursday visiting with his daughter, Mrs. A. G. Keetch of the Windsor ward. Edward Southwick of Lehl, will speak to the parents class of. the Windsor ward Sunday February 28. James Peterson J W Win nil Enock Russon of Lehl, were Sunday evening speakers at the . Windsor ward. Kleth Johnson, who is attending school at the U. A. C. spent the week end with his mother. Mrs. Mattie Johnson. The Pleasant Grove High School are preparing their annual "Grovar ian" to appear at the close of the school year. Guy Hillman is editor and Joseph Page, business manager. ine iouowing people attended a poultry meeting at Salt Lake Wed nesday: Lawrence At wood, Martin Peterson. Mr. North. Mrs. Alvira Olpin, Mrs. Emily Rae. Niels Fugal Bishop M. S. Christiansen, J. D. Fage, Lavina Fugal, and Wesley Beck. FOR RENT Best location in Pleasant Grove for a Res taurant and Barber Shop. Inquire W. L. Hayes. tf ed. the American Fork reunion at tho Merry Gardens at Salt Lake Friday night. All residents Of American Fork who now reside in Salt Lake were invited. Fred Strong who has been employed employ-ed by the Thornton General Merchan. dise store for several years has re. signed his position and will move to Alpine the first of March and take care of his farming Interests there. Coach Harry Richards, Principal A. P. Warnick, and Elroy West of the high' school faculty attended the basketball game between PaysonL,. '. . ,.. . , , , uraiiun ws given in nis nonor oynis ville Tuesday night. Monday, February 22nd was the seventy-fifth birthday of Jacob Chris tensen. He was proud to tell the re porter that the whole nation honored his natal day although they were not aware of the fact. A birthday cele- famlly of married children. The special features of the day was a Spring MllllnerV The ftr which a. rtpHrlm.. hlrthrtnv rlln. biggest and best line Over. ner wa wad. The following rela- A Ul - m . . I td'AH anAn. Ih. .taw wttli U l . uaii lur every ieaiure ana " vu tt j j ents: Mr. and - Mrs. Albert F. j. " ' " sen Robinson, of American Fork, Mr and Mrs. Alma L. Christensen, of Salt Lake City, Minnie C. Curtis, of Park City, and alary Christensen The following out of town people Nlelson of SIguard. djlooking over'our big stock of 1 M a mm mm spring nats latest models, colors ana snapes. Prices are lower. Ida E. Chipman Millinery. adv. Chamber of Commorce , Holds Busy Sessfoii Tho Executive committee ot the Chamber ot Commerce hold a meeting Sunday afternoon a the J. D. Thome residence to reorganiio their association. associa-tion. Most of the officers were re elected. The present officers r a follows; J. D. Tborne, president; J. R. Halllday, vice-president; S. D. Moore Jrfc secretary .treasurer. The executive committee: Fred C. Shoell. Or. Linebaugh. George L Smith. Hans Williamson, Harley Greaves, Ernest Parduhn, and M. 8. Christian. sen. ' The school question was dis. cussed; a committee ot three was appointed to draft a resolution to present to the school board and als to the city council asking them to get together and "iron out" their differences dif-ferences so that Tleasant Grove can receive their Just dues in school matters. The secretary was authorised to pay $75.00 to the Community Band tor band uniforms and also was In structed to authorize the payment of the $15. due the Chamber ot Com. merce from the High School since track meet day last May, to the Band boys suit fund. A number of community improve. inents were discussed, among them being the completing of the horse racing track at the .ball park and fencing of it. also building a three chute wild west corral at the south end of the grand stand. The cooperating with the city on much needed road Improvement was also discussed. A report was made that Attorney General Cluff had given the decision that the state road commission could appropriate money to repair the new road for sheep trailing purposes in the spring The club will investigate this new ruling and cooperate with the rest of the club in Utah county and see what can be done In this matter. Each member was asked to furnish, in his opinion, a list of the permanent committees that will be necessary for the club this year. Pleasant Grove Three ; " Wards Holding Conjoint f Reunion Today . This afternoon at 2 o'clock all o i ' the children under 12 years ot age are t to enjoy an entertainment and dance. 'Miss Reta Page and a committee of , ' ten helpers will assist in entertaining , ' the children and taking car ot them, ' We hope all the children will come as : the reunion will be' crowded la the t f evening with Just the people-from IS 1 years and upwards, said th com- j . mlttee. " . "' At 7:30 p. m. air the older people , of the three - wards are especially urged to be present and. partlcipata la A '; the first Joint reunion of the three ' wards since the division. v . f Program will he given aa follows! j , Fifteen minutes community singing under direction of Prof, 'Jensen, . Thirty minutes radio concert. A. mammoth radio has been installed. The largest this side of the Missi ssippi river. . I ' v ? Several choice numbers by ,., Miss , Southwick,- Delbert Fugal.-r- Alfred j-Swenson j-Swenson and others. - ' . . " ' Each mutual is , 4 preparing an t original 'stunt," in , competition ,w1th . the other wards. , ..V . v '.. '. All win go to the gymnasium) whera-j a social program of dancing and games will be enjoyed. " f !,v Light refreshments will be served.; 5K ' : Bingham Relief Committee Busy An energetic committee has been selected from each ward to collect funds for the Bingham relief. No doubt Pleasant. Grove will receive Its quota at an early date. o " Card of Thanks Mrs. Hannah Benson wishes to thank all who aided in any way in the recovering of her husband's body from the Bingham snowslide, and all those who assisted at the funeral in Pleasant Grove, Sunday. February 21. For the many beautiful floral offer ings and the sincere sympathy of re latlves and friends. Mrs. Hannah Benson. 3' Funeral Services For Snow Slide Victim Funeral services for Ben Benson, a victim of the 'Bingham snow , slide were held In the Pleasant Grove Tabernacle Sunday afternoon commencing com-mencing at 1- fclock. ' ' BlshopS. 'L, " Swenson was in charge and tha following fol-lowing musical numbers were rendered: render-ed: Quartet, Stella Hardman. , Viola Thorne, B. J. Merck and F. S, Humphries, Hum-phries, 'Sometime We'll Understand solo, Maurlne GametL "Face To Face;" accompanied by Jennie Glea-son; Glea-son; solo, Stella Hardman, "My Father Knows violin solo, Alfred Swenson, accompanied by,, Alfred Swenson, Jr.; a duet by Stella Hard eman and Viola Thorne, "V Need Thee Every Hour." The speakers were: A, C. Larson of Bingham, who had known Mr. Ben-son Ben-son at Bingham and spoke highly ot the esteem in which the deceased was held by his fellow workmen; Bishop M. S. Christensen and W. L. Hayes, Closing remarks . were , made . by Bishop 8. L, , Swenson. :l The .Invocation .Invo-cation was by If. SRasmussen, of American Fork, and the . benediction by J. D. Thorne., . Interment., waa made in the , city cemetery, i, i a. 'V. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fenton en tertained Saturday evening at a prettily arranged luncheon. The dec orations were mementos of Washing. tons Birthday. The place cards were miniature hatchet's inscribed proper, ly to fit each guest The evening was spent in progressive games and social chat The following guests were present: Messrs. and Mesdames Harry Richards. J. J. Hayes Karl Banks, J.JL Wat, 8. X Kirk, K. W. Jacobs, Harley Greaves, J. D. Thorne, C. A. Gamett, Mrs. Ethel Drysdale, Miss Stella Fenton. The major prize was won by IL W. Jacobs and the consolation prize by Stella Fenton.' A very, .enjoy abla, -evening waa -reported." Mr. and Mrs. Walter Baxter entertained enter-tained February 22nd Jn honor at little Miss Dona, the event being her birthday. The table was prettily decorated, a largo birthday cake, a miniature cherry tree and a small statue of George Washington served as centerpieces for the table. Games were played and luncheon was served to the following guests: 'Mary and Marie Burns, G16n Robertson, Cleo Tborne, Jack Peterson, Ray Smith, LaVon and Belva Williamson of Pmvo, Luella Moore, Johnell Thorne. Ruth, Delia and Hoyt Baxter of Springville, Alice, Ezma and Clyde Williamson of Provo, Dean Jensen and little Miss Doha. A little souvenir was presented to each little 'guest;"'""1 """"""'""""v" """'"'" Join the FisH ianili Game Association See These Wonderful Pictures of Outdoor Life Especially For Members r I - SHOWN MARCH 8 ;' ?tt 1. Classic Nipigon River. v ' J V 2. Bird and Animal Life in Yellowstone Park, v 3. Square tail trout of Drowning River. - 4. Hunting Great Grizzlies in -Alaska. V T : : 5. Quail Hunting in the Ozarks. ; ( ; , A: 6. Mallard Ducks on the Illinois River Bottom. - Each member of the association is "given three months subscription to Field and Stream and, free . , picture show. - " . '..: 'C"-'- Membership Cards On Sale At Door. 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