The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1898-10-01

DR.. N. II. Nelson, dentists
Soren X. Christensen. the we'll
known attorney Of Mt. Pleasant, came
up Yesterday on legal business.
i. Foutz, Rio Grande Western agent
at Provo, has returned from his trip to
Kansas City and other points east.
Mrs, w. II. Wilson was called to
Eureka Thursday evening by the seri-
Gus sickness of her sister, Mr.. DR.. LON.
bard.
Mrs. Mary Boyden, president of the
w. G.. L. o., went to Ogden yesterday
to attend the State convention of that
society.
A young alligator fresh from Florida
was an object Of attraction at the Office
of the Wells Fargo Express company
yesterday.
Lemen Brothers are an old firm and
keep In advance OF the times. The
great shows will be at Provo Wednes-
day October IL.
Have your Improvement Era and
other magazines and books bound by
f. Il. Crouch. Work good; prices right.
Opp. p. o., Provo.#
Miss Louise HedquIst from Leh and
Miss Annie Pulsepher from American
Fork, where they are teaching school,
are both In Provo VISITING.
o. w. Powers, the senior membersof
the well.known Salt Lake law firm of
Powers, Straup s. Lippman, came
down Thursday evening on legal bust
ness.
You will save long walk or a ride
In an over-crowded street car by going
to conference via the Short line spe.
cial. See advertisement elsewhere In
this papers
Willard Bean Is now the champion
lightweight, or most any other old
weight, boxer of Utah. Sewer county |
claims some honor In that fact Rich
field Advocate.
VIM. M .Roylance, Springville. Utah
wants your choice fruits. potatoes,
winter apples, pears, alfalfa seed, etc |
Call ON or write him If you have any
thing for sale.s
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Grand Central Mining company will |
be held in Provo next Tuesday, when
it is probable the usual dividend of
s3i $50 will be declared. ,sx.
Deputy Clerk Robson reports Sep
TENDER the banner month for the
issuance Ct msfriuge licenses. also the
banner month for divorces. Both ends
Of the "teeter-board."
Call at tho Home Bakery for bread,
cakes, pies, ice cream, fruits and con.
fectionery. Cakes for the family aud |
for balls, receptions and parties made |
to order.-FIeiner Bros. Prop'rs.*
Mrs. e. A. Wedgewood and family |
left Thursday for Chicago. her former
home. Mrs. Wedgewood intends re-
naming there with her folks during
the time her husband is at Manila.
Window glass; Snow g. Young.
VIM. M. Roylance, Springville, Utah,
the oldest fruit, produce and alfalfa
seed merchant 10 Utah county. Pays
Cash for all kinds of produce. 1t will
pay you to call aud see him IL you
have goods for sale.e
Prof. O. ID. Ray Of Fillmore and late
graduate of Leland Stanford univer-
ity Is in town visiting friends. Mr..
Ray is on his way to Preston. Idaho,
and viii teach In Preston academy
during this school year.
@. +. Decker, the we'll known produce
man. returned last evening from his
Colorado trip. In which he visited Vic
tor, Cripple Creek, Leadville, Colorado
Springs and Denver. He reports a
good OUTLOOK Tor business.
Judge Robert Hardness OF the firm
OF Bennett. Hardness, Howat. Brad
ley and Richards, came down Thurs.
day to assist Messrs. Thurman and
Corfman in the trial Of the damage
case Of Carter VS.. +. G. w. Railway.
Odd sizes our hobby; Snow & Young.
A fine looking sample of leaf tobacco
grown by Sernine Conrad is on exhibit
tion at Scott's barber shop. The char.
acter of the sample demonstrates the
favorable character OF the soil here
abouts for tobacco culture aud should
open new field OF industry in Utah
county.
Judge w. N. Dusenberry,, Chas De-
NOISY and DR.. Taylor left Yesterday