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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1914
Page
6
American Fork locals and visitors are listed with Provo and Salt Lake as several residents make trips for business, family visits, and music events. Names include Peter Adamson George Parker Ida Smith Zelma Wootton and others, with destinations Provo Salt Lake City Bingham Eureka Cedar View and Gehl noted across the week. A social gathering featured a Bowling Green themed party with a strawberry and cake luncheon for four friends.
Lehi residents and visitors share brief trips and family news. Journal mentions John Kelley and Julian King visiting from Garfield, Maud Brown and Earl Wright traveling to Salt Lake and American Fork, Hyrum Rooper hosting in Provo, Ernest Winn with family in American Fork, and D C Adamson’s daughter Domatile at Provo Hospital for appendicitis. George Lott’s granddaughter born in Lehi. local boosters urge buying the upcoming Hoosters' Edition and sending papers to friends.
The National Mercantile Co limited offers loans at Ud percent per annum to contract holders for buying or building a home paying off a mortgage or improving property. J Watt Storrs is the local representative at American Fork. Phone 4%-W, a0-4t.
Mrs Nina Millar tod daughter Ro sana visited Salt Lake Wednesday. Amon Oleson was a Salt Lake visitor Wednesday. Inform friends of Home Coming Week. American Fork noted as wet with rain and cold. HALOS toy photos offered at 99 per dot Monday. The Double Briar Club met at Mrs Frank Bush home Thursday for an afternoon of sewing and a served tea.
Miss Florence Chipman returns home from the A C. Joy’s Studio hosts guests from Provo and Idaho visiting aunt Sarah Crookston. Swit Jake and Heber friends attend a party. Miss Martha Kaster of Provo marries Dave Mitchell in Salt Lake Temple and plans to go to Chicago. Olive Shelley hosts twenty five relatives for a wedding shower for Sadie Thornton and Hyde Willia of Lehi.
Alice Dunford of Logan visits Mark Greene this week while Ste MoKeon and wife of Heber visit American Fork on business. Misa Sadie Thorn ton is honored at a shower by the M. and A. A. group. Violet Larson departs in June for Evington Wyoming as a farewell honor. A recent graduate from the University of Chicago plans to open a law office in American Fork after gaining experience. The Citizen congratulates him on choosing his hometown as a future legal base.
The Boy Scouts of the Second Ward accept a challenge to meet the Deseret Gymnast team of Salt Lake City in a track meet during Saratoga week after next. Harold Chipman and Hyrum Blackhurst are captain and manager, with Clifford E. Young and Mark Clark coaching the Second Ward boys.
A local notice offers advance loan preparation guidance. It invites readers to contact J. Watt Storrs, Americah Fork, the local representative, for full particulars and a phone reference 49 W. The message promotes borrowing to bulk buy, pay off mortgage, or improve property with months of lead time.
Mr and Mrs John R Hindley hosted the most elaborate social event of the year a grand reception in Apollo hall for the marriage of their daughter Edith to George Merle Taylor of Provo Society attendance included many local and out of town guests a maid of honor best man and a decorated booth for punch and cake after a wedding supper at the bride's home the couple will reside in Provo
C W Purrington, manager of the Orient, visited the Citizen office with a beaming smile. After seven years in silent drama, he proudly announces a baby girl born last Saturday, a true real live moving picture at home, and he jokes about tending babies at the theater.
On Wednesday June 24 the Salt Lake City old folks will travel to American Fork in two special trains with 70 plus travelers, free rides from Salt Lake Route and Utah Light & Railway. Red blue and white badges mark age groups with free transport, 1460 attendees over 70 expected. A committee led by John Hunter will greet them. activities include a banquet at Apollo hall, a bowery concert and speeches, with Governor Spry and President Joseph F Smith among anticipated visitors. Return trains depart American Fork at 6 o'clock pm.
In a letter to the equalization board M T American Fork denies ownership of the Silver Glance mine and its shacks. The filing claims the property value is set at seventy dollars and notes blanks were made out for Mr Richardson.
Next Thursday workers from Alp Lake City will run an excursion to Temple. The train departs at 6:30 from American Fort Lehi and returns to Lake City at 7. Societies have tickets and the event details include departure and arrival times.
W H Holmen of the Journal gives a strong endorsement noting long standing piles discomfort and relief after trying the recommended remedy. F M Brown of Tah Exclusive Agency references agency involvement and urges readers to consider the treatment.
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