The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1898-10-15

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next week,
Have your Improvement Era and
other magazines aud books bound by
F. T.. Crouch. Work good; prices right.
Opp. p. o., Proves
~ The first football game Of the season
In Provo is being played today between
teams from the b. Y. academy and the
wooden mills.
Hearing final account I'm the matter
of estate of Alonzo Pearoe. deceased,
was set this morning by Clerk Haver-
camp for October eth
a homestead patent was filed with
the county recorder yesterday by
Hyrum S. Fellows, the land being stu
ated near Spanish Fork.
Stop that draught,see Snow & Young.
@. f. Decker & Co., the Provo com.
mission merchants, are beginning 20
move the potato crop. They sent out
three carloads this week.
Peter Peterson, "A well known former
student of the b. Y. academy, came up
from Sanpete Thursday to renew his
course in that institution.
Judge w. NJ, McCarty aud Steno,
grapher ]. S. Rolo OF the Seventh dis
trict were in Provo last evening en-
route from Ogden to Richneld.
Messrs John A. Lewis, Thos. Os-
borne. John NJ. Wilson and "Billy"
Wilson left Thursday morning by team
for Mercur to attend the Bean w ebay
eight.
Have that broken glass replaced.
DR.. q. b. Snyder will be ready for
work next week after his recent sick
spell, and will be pleased to have all
desiring tirst.class dental work call
upon him.
j. w. Hathaway, chief deputy inter.
nal revenue collector for the district of
Montana, and S. ID. Chase, depdty col
lector in Utah, are doing business in
Provo today.
VIM. Nj. Roylanca, Springville, Utah,
wants your choice fruits. potatoes,
winter apples, pears, alfalfa seed, etc.
Call on or write him If you have any
thing for sales
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 der.-Fleiner Bros. Prop'rs.*
For window glass, see Snow & Young.
We have added TO our stock and now
have complete line of pure drugs and
chemicals, patent remedies. etc. We
have the finest line OF stationery and
tablets in the city, at the Elkhorn
Pharmacy.#l1
VIM. NJ. Roy!ance, Sprjngville, 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 sale.F
M. nj. Warner came in Wednesday
afternoon from Heber, whore he has
been attending court He reports the
court business there progressing very
rapidly and says an adjournment will
probably be reached today.
Odd sizes our hobby; Snow & Young.
Sheriff Storrs came up from Payson
this morning with j. G. Stuttz. the
show plan, who was arrested on charge
of fraudulently selling mortgaged pro-
perty. S. S. Johnson is the complain
ant. The hearing will probably take
place this afternoon.
Glass,-any old size; Snow & Young.
Drs. Robson and Taylor OF Provo
and Drs. Dunn and Smart of Spring
vile, performed very delicate opera
ton upon little MILFORD Williams Of
the last named town this morning.
The doctors thought they had a case
OF appendicitis, but found that the boy
was suffering from cystic kidney
The defective organ was successfully
removed aud the boy is doing nicely. -
Herald correspondence, Thursday.
10000. 900 Hans cigars sold in 1917
Mrs. Elizabeth T. Kenuison. wife Of
Robert Kennison, died In Provo last
Thursday afternoon at $3.50 O'clock of
heart disease. Mrs. Kennison was
about 90 years of age at the tune of her
death. aud has lived IN Utah since 1850,
and in Provo for the past ten years.
She was married to Robert Kennlson
in 1855 She was well known and
highly respected in this community
and leaves many sorrowing friends
Sheriff Storrs went to Salt Lake
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