The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1898-10-08

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James Bailey's little four weeks old
baby died Thursday morning Mr..
and Mrs, Bailey has the sympathy of
the entire community.
James N. Lambert, connected with
the Lambert Paper company, Salt
Lake, was doing business with our
merchants Wednesday.
You will save long walk or ride
In an over-crowded street car 10y going
to conference via the Short Line spe-
cial. See advertisement elsewhere In
this papers
Il. Bolt, well known cigar man Of
Colby, Kansas who is making bust.
ness trip through the West was
pleasant caller at The DEMOCRAT
Office today.
VIM. NJ. 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"
Stop that draught;see Snow & Young
Have your Improvement Era and
other magazines and books bound by
+. Il. Crouch. Work good; prices right.
Opp. p. o., PrOvo.#
G.. b. Hopkins has resigned his
position as telegraph operator and
ticket clerk at the r. &. w. depot, and
will accept the position of agent with
Wells. Fargo & Co. in Provo.
Call at the 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.-Fleiner Bros. Prop'rs.*
The agent of Lenen Bros. says the
secret OF their success all over the
world is in always giving everywhere
the best show on earth. 1t will posi-
lively be here Wednesday, October ~.
Miss Emma Ramsey of Provo was
awarded the prize for ontralto solo at
the Eisleddfod contest Thursday. DR.
Parry, adjudicator, pronounced Miss
Ramsey's solo the best rendered in the
Eisteddfod
We have added TO our stock and now
have a complete line of pure drugs and
chemicals, patent remedies, etc. We
have the finest Inc of stationery and
tablets in the city, at the Elkhorn
Pharmacy.*ll
VIM. NJ. Roylance, Springville, Utah,
the oldest fruit, produce and alfalfa
seed merchant IN Utah county. PAYS
Cash for all kinds of produce. 1t will
pay you to call and see him II you
have goods for sales
The spiri,uallstic entertainment Civ.
en- by DR. Lloyd Cook at The opera
house Wednesday evening was fairly
well attended. and his feats In leger.
domain were apparently mysterious to
and we'll appreciated by the audience.
Mr. X. Jay Lambert, late of the
Lambert Drug company, is now ASSOC
ciated with A. ID. Sutton at the Elk
horn Pharmacy. 40 West Center street.
Mr.. Lambert Is registered pharma-
clst. having been in the drug business
for about ten years. He will be on
hand TO Ill prescriptions day an1
night, or to attend TO any OF your other
wants, at the Elkhorn Pharmacy.
Through the courtesy of Messrs.
Evans and Austin, the editor OF THE
DEMOCRAT had the pleasure Wedbes'
day evening OF looking through the
Utah Sugar company's factory at Lehi
We are green" in the business or We
should attempt a write-up. but as 1t Is
we will at some time In the near futur,
repeat the visit when we trust W,
shall be capable Of relating some o.
its wonders 10 our readers,
s. III. Stinson, menager of the West
ern Union, advises us that he has &C
copied the position of travelling freigh
agent OF the Sa9ta Fe route, with head
quarters at Salt Lake City. Mr.
Sunson expects to leave tomorrow o
Monday to assume the duties Of tn,
new Office. We are sorry to see hin
leave Provo, as he is good and pop
ular citizen besides being an A.
agent. We at the same time rejoic
in his Advancement.
Mrs. Caroline Wolfe died last Thurs
day morning at the home of Re
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Nels johnson
in the First ward. Her death was sud
den and unexpected. as while she hat
for some time suffered from consump
ton, she was not considered in an i'm
medlately dangerous condition. Tn
deceased was about "a years of age an
the wife of Professor Wolfe of the 4
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