The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1898-11-05

Utah S0rosis last "Wednesday was r..
ceived by us too late for publication.
1t will appear IN our next issue.
Eph. Bnren, formerly manager Of
The Smout Lumber mpany, left with
his family Thursday tor Park Cay.
where be is in the lumber business.
Owing to the large amount Of polili-
Cal matter much important local new
Is crowded out OF today's issue. We
will trJ aud Ill the deficiency IN our
next.
Stop that d"aught;see Snow & Young
w. G. Stone sreurnod W, dnesday
from the soul h VIII re he has b e. ~.
gagged IN lahnrs for III Utah & Pacific
railroad. He expects to return IN Il
day or so.
VIM. NJ. Roylanc", Springvillc, Utah,
wants your choice fruits, polatOrs.
winter apples, pears, alfalfa seed. 'tr
Call on or write him II You have any
thing for salc.t
The X. G.. " runs another OF thusc
popular excursion Ia rintic neXI Sun
day. November h. Special train will
leave Provo ut $3.50 a. m. Fare Tor
round trip l.o0.
Have that hroken glass replaced.
Fureral services of Eva Turner,
daughter OF Mrs. John W. Turner, who
died last Tuesday Afternoon. were held
Thursday. and were attended by many
friends of the family.
A series OF chlldren's parties are
being gwen this week IN the different
wards. A small admission is charged,
the proceeds 10 go for the purchase OF
small supplies for the schoos.
We have added To our stock and now
have n complete line OF pure drugs aud
chemicals, patent rem dies, exc. We
have the finest line OF Stationery aud
tablets in the city, AT the EkEorn
Pharmacv.t
For window glass, see Snow 81 Young
The r. 6, w. runs mining excursion
tn urekn. Silver City and Mammuih
Sunday. November 9Th. Special irnin
leaves Provo ut $50 am. Fare fer
round trip sl.O0 Last excursions Of
the season.
Window glass; Snow & Young.
VIM. NJ. Roy!ance. SpringviIlr, Utah,
the oldest fruit, produce aud alfalfa
seed merchant IN Utah county. PAYS
cash for dill kinds OF produce. 1t will
pay you TO call and see him II you
have goods for rnl'.t
Mrs. Senrle entertained the XIX
Century cub last Wedue, day after.
noon, Several papers formerly given
at the recent Federal ion meeting were
read and discussed. Reir, shmeuts wer,
served and general good time en-
joyed.
saw at Beck's jewelry store the 9th
er dry some OF the finest seventeen
jeweled watches that have ever SEEN
They are some that Mr.. Beck has hat
made specially for his fine trade. and
they are beauties. 1t will pay you u
call and see them.
Thursday evening at tho home oi
Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Knowldrn abou
thirly members of the former "Out
Forum" club were entertained. Tn,
evening was whiled away with pro
gresslve "high.five." music aud dane
ing. A fine supper was served.
Odd sizes our hobby; Snow & Young.
A very pleasant dancing matinee |,
In progress today at the Lambert
Dancing academy. A large crowl is
In attendance, ms all children under
years old are admitted free II accom-
panied by older. people. A social will
be given on Wednesday evening, Nov
ember nth.
The X. G.. w. makes several changes
in time effective November 9th. The
most important being in the trains
running to and from Sanpete. The
Sanpete branch has been relaid with
heavy steel rails and the time OF trains
shortened up about 40 minutes between
| u,h;es 10 I.n.tto., .s.t Al .,,t sOn on