The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1895-08-16
LOCAL RREvITIEs.

The city council meets next sAtur-
day evening.
Take a look at the r. G. W. R'y rates
for M l,tia and Old Dominion DAYS TO
Saltair, on End page,
If yesterday was not he hottest da
" The season, the difference was 81
slight us 90 affud almost no g.0und
for argument.
The Spanish Fork singers are traih.
ing carefully for tue grand annual
Eistoddfod at the tabernacle in Salt
Lake next October.
The SprngvilIe band was here
"Wednesday afternoon with four
horse rig discussing sweet music In
the interest of the Forest ers' Castillo
Springs excursion.
On and after Saturday, Aug. II. mall
for the South over the Union Pacific
will leave the posUotiice al $3.50 O'Clock
p. IN. Mail for the N birth by the same
route at o'clock 2. m.
The merry hum OF the threshlng ma
chine has bsgun again after years
silence. Farmers generally are well
pleased this year with tho results ut
their labors ae revealed by thu
thresher.
A large party Of Spanish Fork peo-
ole who were camping in Springyillp
canyon last week celebrated their
return 10 civilization 10y peasant
assembly and supper at DR.. Gleasun's
ast evening.
number Of pleasure seekers from
this city spent the day Yesterday at
Castillo with the Foresters. 1t is said
/ that yesterdays excursion gave Cas-
tll)a the largest crowd that had yet
Assem- led there.
The acequias in town have been
running mud porridge for a couple OF
days this week, Pluvius' frantic efforts
~ favor us with a little rain having
resulted In cloud-burst In the noun
d'us, ody SuCJ VIM AuOW,
The nieIry-go-round outfit arrived
here, Monday, frim Sprlngville where
1t has been going merriIy round for a
couple ~ weeks. The small boy-and
lgirl, TOBIAS been hustling for nickels
this week an never before.
Laat Mondays rain caused freshet
In Clear Greek canyon which swept
away all the bridges on the county
road between Ciear Creek and Red
Narrows. Wagon traffic b tween
Clear Creek and the NJ. 81 NJ coal kilns
has to go by way of Powell's ranch.
NT. s. B. Wilson, IA gentleman from
Payson. has rented building on the
vest side IT Main STREET near tie
meeting house. and has put In a stock
Of dry goods, shoe', clothing, etc. This
shows that Mr.. Wilson has confidence
in the future in general and IN that of
Spanish FORK in particular.
As the Main street citizen and shon-
Keeper gazes upon the clouds of dust
raised by the passing teams these hot
day lie longs for the appearance or
street sprinkler. No doubt it will h,
but short time before Spanish Fork
will number a sprinkler among the
rest Ut its municipal belongings. Our
broad apd unpaved avenues offer every
inducemenJ for the passing breeze To
kick up dust, and a dampcr ouput
to be applied by some means
The Utah county veterans of the
Black Hawk war OF 1867 will bald
their third annual campfire and re-
union In the pavilion IN this city for
three days. commencing at noon, on
"Wednesday AUGUST p. A large at.
tendance OF veterans from all uarts of
the Territory is expected and RIGHT
royal good time anticipated. Spanish
Fork people will accord a cordial and
hearty welcome to these brave de-
tenders of our country, and endeavor I
to tha best OF their ability to show
their gratitude tn the veterans for lbe
services 81 unSelflshly rendered to
Utah ia her DAYS of trouhIs