The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1898-09-28

Judge H. p, Henderson came down
this morning on legal business
John Il. Field has returned from the
timber fields In Spanish Fork canyon.
r. +. Houtz, city recorder of Spriug
Vile, ls assisting County Treasurer
Jakeman and will he engaged In the
work for about two months.
Prof. Moses Davis returned from
Malad, Idaho, yesterday. Tomorrow
he and his wife will leave for Ann
Arbor where Mr.. Davis contemplaies
taking a thorough course in law.
DR. McCurtain returned last evening
from hunting tripin the region east
Of Price. The balance of the party,
consisting of s. Jepperson and son and
John McCurtain will remain for a few
days longer.
The Provo Hardware and Iron COM
pany IS making record for q full
stock OF goods in their line, low prices
and courteous treatment. For any.
thing in the line of hardware don't
fail to give them a call.
VIM. M. 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 sale.F
The third cutting. Of hay is just being
cleaned up by the farmers in this
section. Many report that If the spien.
did weather holds out till the middle
of October, the fourth, but light crop,
will be gathered, an incident not oc.
curing for great many years.
The Startup Candy company are
erecting another brick building at
their mandatory on G. Street. The
boys are going right ahead, and the
present Indications warrant success
for them in the candy business,
The Nineteenth Century club will
hold forth at the home of Mrs. Searl'
next Thursday evening. Some FINE
vocal and instrumental music will bC
given in addition to several interesting
subjects by members of the club.
You take no risk, we measure the
opening. we furnish the glass, we d.
the glazing; Snow & Young.t
A beautiful display of fall and winter
millinery at Mrs. II. W. Davis, Wed
nesday and Thursday, September 2
and %. Cheapest and most stylish
milliner in town. Everybody invites
to see her line of pattern hats and bon
nets.+
The three-year-old son of DR.. A. Nc
Curtain was kicked by horse Monda
evening and sustained compoun
fracture of the arm. The injury, /
absence of DIR. McCurtain, was attend
led by DR.. Robson, and the boy
doing nicely.
A general observance about the cit
demonstrates the fact that there ar
more building and improvement
going on among the people than sine
4 the days OF the Provo boom in '91-:
and the satisfaction is felt that 1t is {
[ much healthier nature.
i Raymond, the three-year-old soH {
John M. Wilson, was severely bite
on the right knee Monday by larp
1 dog belonging to Reed Smoot. TT
d wound was had one. and necessitate
several stitches to close 1t, but the be
Is now getting along all right.
Y Window glass; Snow g. Young.t
!. J. II. Twelves and wife. Mrs. Jess
Knight, Mrs. j. M. Smith aud job
i Saxey composed party who returne
n Monday from trip In the east. M
l. and Mrs. Twelves and Mrs. SmiI
visited Burlington. Ia, and Nauvo
Ill, and the entire party took in Il
i Omaha Exposition.
d O. +, Decker, tho wen known pr
duce and commission merchant, lie
last Saturday evening for busine
y trip through Colorado. He will Wis
IL Denver Colorado Springs, Cripp
Creek and other points. and is expects
II back about next Saturday evening.
" DR.. J. b, Simmons. the veterina
surgeon, who has been located in u
q, Garden City for the past two yeal
is has removed TO Salt Lake, where
T. intends opening up veterinary no
pltal at the corner Of Seventh Sout
Doc. left his name upon our subscri
80 tion list before leaving last Monday.
q. Odd sizes our hobby Snow & Young
=" ]. w. Scott, the tonsorial artist,
placed In his shop one of the fine
We mirrors In any barber ESTABLISHING
re south Of Salt Lake. The glass GOV,
the entire side OF the building, a