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Show irianjork Locals d Mr'owon Humphries business. f'P to Provo Muu- (W' Mavme Hing was a business , tr in cnl,Uo1 dly laSt visitr daj'- Mr and Mrs. Neldon Birk were 'nj,s visitors in the capitol city and Mrs. Frank Adams and .', Bennett enjoyed a fishing trip JfProvo canyon Sunday. Ur and Mrs. Carl Myers or Bing-Canvon, Bing-Canvon, called at tlie Frank J home Sunday, enroute to Provo. JIrs. Louie B. Ingersoll and family S,U Lake City, spent Sunday Siting with Mr. and Mrs. if. E. Irsoll and family. Mr and Mrs. Hans Laursen o Miente, Nevada, are visiting in- j.jnitely here with Mrs. Laursen's Jotler, Mrs. C M. Chadwick. Leo Nelson, who is attending summer sum-mer school at the TJ. A. C. at Logan, Epent the week-end with his parents, L and Mrs. Niels Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hansen and family have left for Tooele, where they will make their home for the summer. Mrs. Vern Chipman is visiting this week with her hushand, who is at the Chipman sheep camp at Deercreek in Provo Canyon. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Russon and family have moved from the Fourth ward into the Chipman Apartments in the Second ward. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Scott and family fami-ly were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Humphries at the home in Salt .Lake City last Wednesday. John F. Miller and three daughters, daught-ers, were among the out o town visitors who attended the funeral services of Thadeous Powell held in Lehi last Friday. Mrs. Chris Christensen and daughters, daught-ers, Donna and LaRue, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Howard of Salt) Lake City, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Len-ard Len-ard Haag last Tuesday. Mrs. Oscar Chipman and children, Kenneth and Vivian, of Denver, are visiting in American Fork and Salt Lake City with relatives. Mrs. Chip-man Chip-man and family will return to Denver during the next week. Mrs. Pete Condor accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Greenwood, who are here from Los Angeles visiting relatives, spent Tuesday at the A. B. Adam's ranch visiting Pete Condor, who is employed there. The following com(pr1sed one of the parties who spent the week-end in Provo canyon on a fishing trip: Owen and Frank Humphries, Bill Laxsen of this' city and Alvin . Nielsen Niel-sen o Pleasant Grove. Charles; Burgess of California accompanied ac-companied by his son-in-law of Nebraska, Ne-braska, called at the Ervin Makin home last week enroute to Burley, Idaho, where they were taking the body of Mr. Burgess's wife, who died in California, for funeral services. Quentin Greenwood is leaving next Tuesday, June 25 for New York City where he will be engaged in research work in the Bell Telephone Labora-. tories. Mr. Greenwood was among the recent graduating class from the Brigham Young University, receiving his B. S. degree. He will leave in company with Glen Peterson, another B. Y. TJ. student. Mrs. Foster Nicholes arrived here Tuesday from Long Beach, California, Califor-nia, where she and her family have been for the past several months on account of the health of her little daughter, Kathei'ine, and will remain until next week. Mrs. Nicholes came especially to attend the wedding re ception of her brother, Kenneth, and Miss Berniece Winn, held Wednesday evening in the Alpine Stake Taher- y,, Cora Huggard and daughter, ftelma, and .Larry .Bryant of Salt Late City, were guests Sunday at tte borne of Mrs. W. H. Greenwood. jrs, Jennie Cunningham and sons, Hack and Howard, and Mr. and Mrs. join Mills visited relatives in Provo last Friday. Master Howard remained remain-ed at the home o his sister, Mrs. C. i. Tolboe, for the week-end. For Sale We have on hand a few used serviceable hay mowers. Priced from $10 up, Chipman Mercantile Co., Phone 18. adv. T. A. Robinson and daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Stock More, and family of Denver, Colorado, visit-Hi visit-Hi with Mr. Robinson's sister and husband, President and Mrs. Earl S. Greenwood Tuesday,' enroute to Yellowstone Park for a vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leavitt, who lave heen living in Park City, were Sunday visitors at the home of Mrs Learitt's mother, Mrs. Mabel Miller. Tbey left Monday for Kamas, Mr. Lcavitt to be employed there in definitely in the interests of the Mt. States Telephone Co. Mrs. K. J. Bird was hostess last Friday afternoon to the Sororsis ladles. Music and sewing were the enjoyable features of the afternoon, followed by a dainty luncheon. There were sixteen present including Mrs. V. S. Chipman, Mrs. William Chip-man, Chip-man, Mrs. A. B. Allen of this citv Miss Faye Tanner visited this week in Salt Lake City at the home of Mrs. Morgan Anderson. Mrs. Angus Beebe of Bountiful, is Visiting with her mother, Mrs. Ellea Biarratt, for a short time. The Sororsis ladies were delightfully, delight-fully, entertained Friday (afternoon at the home of Mrs. Reed Gardner in Salt Lake City. Miss Loraine Chipman left last week for the Chipman sheep camp in company with her father, where she will spend the summer months. Dr. and Mrs. V. F. Houston are the proud parents of a fine baby boy born Saturday morning. Mother and babe are doing very nicely. Leading Florists of American Ameri-can Fork. Rohbock & Sons, Phone 137. Funeral designs, de-signs, etc. adv.! Master Howard Humphries, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Humphries, ha'd the misfortune to break his arm Monday, Mon-day, while at play with his companions. compan-ions. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Miller of Preston, Idaho, announce the arrival of a fine baby boy born Saturday, June 15. All concerned are doing very nicely.' Mrs. Miller was formerly former-ly Miss Veda Barratt of this city. Herbert Orville Erickson of Poca-tello, Poca-tello, Idaho, and Miss Lillde Dixon, daughter of Mrs. Sarah Dixon of this Mrs. Sarah Jones and Mrs. Louis Birk spent Sunday in Salt Lake City visiting James G. Jones. Mrs. Arch Peterson spent several days this week in Tooele visiting her brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ottis Johnson. Misses Dorothy and Lillian Agrain of Inglewood, California, visited with Mrs. Sarah Jones Monday, enroute to San Francisco for a short vacation. and Mrs. Mark Bezzant of Ventura, California, special guests. Complimentary to the birthday anniversary of Bishop T. A. Green-Tood, Green-Tood, the following motored to the home of Mr. and Mrs. David Greenwood Green-wood in Provo Monday evening, where they enjoyed music, games ai"l a luncheon: Mr. and Mrs. Will-lam Will-lam Greenwood, Mr. and Mrs. Nephi Hws, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Green-' oI, Mrs. W. H. Greenwood, the taorcd guest, his wife and family. city, were married Monday morning, June 17, at the county court house in Provo. Bishop L. L. Nelson of the Second ward performed the ceremony. cere-mony. ' Mr. and Mrs. George Heber Plan-sen Plan-sen and family left this week for Gerome, Idaho, where they will make their future residence, having purchased pur-chased a new home there. Otto Bryant Bry-ant has bought the Hansen home, and will move his family into their new quarters the first of the week. Miss Alveretta Randall of Park City, was a guest last week at .the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dur-rant. Dur-rant. Miss Ann Chipman had as dinner guests last Friday, Mrs. Ellen Wheeler, Whee-ler, Mrs. Elrna Child and Ed Child of Springville. Mrs. Ella Bertie and Mrs. M. K. Bishop are in McGill, Nevada, for a two weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rowland. nacle. Honoring Mr. and Mrs. George Heber Hansen, - who left late in the week for Gerome, Idaho, to make their future home, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Russon, who have moved from the ward, and Quentin Greenwood, who leaves in the near future for New York City to engage in research work at the Bell Laboratories, the Fourth ward officers and teachers of the various var-ious organizations entertained at popular Saratoga Resort Tuesday evening. Swimming was the main Mrs. Ray Coduington entertained last Friday at her home for a number num-ber of friends. Various social diversions diver-sions were enjoyed, followed by a dainty luncheon. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Culbertson ot Salt Lake City, and Mrs. J. J. Bramer and daughter, Mary Elaine, of Denver, Den-ver, were Sunday guests at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Chipman. Mrs. William Eldrodgo entertained at her home in Salt Lake City Wednesday Wed-nesday afternoon at a bridge luncll- Mrs. James Chipman and little I Miss Nan Chipman left Thursday for ! Albion, Pennsylvania, where they will visit indefinitely with Mrs. Chip-man's Chip-man's sister, Mrs. E. C. Wasser. 1 I eon. Those from lliis cily who attended at-tended wore: Mrs. William Chipman, Mrs. Leonard Chipman, Mrs. J. Jj. Firmage and Mrs. Helen Ifeiselt. diversion of the evening, followed bs a tasty picnic luncheon. There wers approximately fifty present. Man So Nervous Feels His Stomach Jump "I got so nervous my stomach felt like it was jumping. Vinol entirely relieved the trouble. I feel better than in years." J. C. Duke. Vinol is a compound of iron, phosphtes, cod liver peptone, etc. The very FIRST bottle makes you sleep better and have a BIG appetite. Nervous, easily tired people are surprised sur-prised how QUICK the iron, phosphates, phos-phates, etc., give new life and pep. Vinol tatstes delicious. Thornton Drug Company. adv. Complimentary to Mrs. James Chip man, who left Thursday morning for an extended visit to Pennsylvania, Mrs. Arthur Adams entertained Tuesday Tues-day at her home in Salt Lake City. The affair was also in honor of Mrs Lester Ingburg, formerly Miss Gene Hindley of this city, who is in Salt Lake Cify from her home in Washington Washing-ton for a several weeks visit. The entertaining rooms were prettily decorated in a color scheme of pink and white, reonies being the motifs used. The same color scheme was also carried out in the luncheon menu. The guest list included the following: Mrs. William Chipman, Mrs. Ruben Chipman, Mrs. Leonard 1 Chipman, Mrs. W. S. Chipman of this city, Mrs. Ray Rosebraugh, Mrs. G. A. Curtis, Mrs. E. A. Culbertson, Mrs. rcrsons. Mrs. Sadie Henry of Salt Lake City, and the honored guests. T Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cardwell and family of Salt Lake City, were visitors last Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Irving L. Pratt. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Johnson attended at-tended a surprise party in Provo Mou day evening given in honor of Mrs. Johnson's mother, Mrs. Wilford Pen rod, by the family in honor of her birthday anniversary. The affair was held at the Penrod home, games, music and a delicious supper being the features of the evening's entertainment. enter-tainment. Covers for the dinner were laid for thirty three, including members mem-bers of the Pcnrod family and their families from Provo and neighboring vicinities and two special guests, Mrs. Leona Christensen and Miss Vcrna Hudson of Los Angele?. Calif George F. Shelley in company with Messrs. Charles Webb, Frank Fea! and Thomas Nicholes of River-ton, River-ton, attended the dedication of the great highway bridge at Grand Canyon Can-yon Bridge, Arizona, last Friday. The ceremonies accompanying the opening open-ing of the bridge were renewed in full force the following day, (Saturday). (Satur-day). The bridge links T'tah and Arizona Ari-zona and overcomes the hitherto Impassable Im-passable highway barrier formed by the Grand Canyon of the Colorado. It is reported that approximately six thousand Ilopis, Xavajos and ordinary ordi-nary tourists assembled there for the festivities incidental to the dedication of the span. The bridcre is 61C feet long, and 457 feet high. j Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Burgess and family of California, called at the home of Mrs. Jennie Cunningham! ".'aturdav; enroute to Burley, Id-ho. for a short visit with relatives. j ' " ii E. E. MeP.ride returned home, Saturday from Burley, Idaho, where J he has spent the past several weeks;; visiting relatives. Jesse McBride !. accompanied him here, and will visit a short time with relatives in Ameri- can Fork and Ogden. i Mr. and Mrs. Morris Jones n j company with Mr. and Mrs. Vaness Lott of Lehi, left last week for South ) Dakota, where they will make their future homes, Messrs. Jones and Ixtt i being employed there. Mr. and Mrs. Jones are rerent nuptials, Mrs. Jones formerly being Miss Ida Jones. j Mr. and Mrs. James Chadwick. i Frown Ingersoll and Arthur liirk j arrived here last Friday from Denver, ' Colorado, where Messrs. Chadwick, i Ingersoll and Birk have been attend- ing the Denver Dentist School the I j ppst year. Mr. and Mrs. Chadwick j and Mr. Ingersoll will visit their i jr. rents hero, while Mr. Birk will j spf-nd the summer in Provo with his folks. Early in September they will i all return to Denver to resume their i Den'.is'ry courses. P 1 |
