Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-15

cesslul material prosperity OF the COM
munity residing here
The city hall-the Pavilion. q commo-
dious summer resort Is built right on the
city's property with "a view of keeping
their youth near home In their enjoy
ment and pleasures This building has
been several times an accommodation
TO the whole county serving 10 convene
large gatherings In which AN the county
has been interested notably the gath
rring the the veterans OF the Black
Hawk war. and the sons and daughters
OF the Pioneers
Other public school houses IN addition
TO the large Central are dotted over the
vast space covered by the city, for the
convenience OF the large numbers OF
children with which Spanish Fork Is
blessed.
Bishop Henry Gardeners model meet
Ing house. OF red brick, Is an ornament
TO the town, and reflects great credit on
the people OF his ward In its construc-
ton, the main audience chamber Is
SlX6l, but curtalned on is n side room
2ix3O, which Is a fine adjunct for Sun
day school purposes a yestry on the
north lix2l completes the lower rooms
the base OF the tower Is t0xl0 and the
finale OF its spire is " feet from the
ground
lts interior IS beautifully furnished.
the stained glass of the windows give a
beautiful effect. The place Is surround
ed by q neat fence, lastly painted. and
It Is no wonder. the Bishops face glows
with pride as he points out the beauties
OF his ward meeting house to the stran-
ger. A neat brick building beyond the
tithing office is owned by the sisters Of
the Relief Society, which shows the
ladies Of the town are possessed OF the
same energy which Characterizes the
sterner sex residing here. An eXcaya-
ton close by marks the spot which will
soon be occupied by a meeting house
for the Second ward.
Mr.. Herbert futile on account Of
falling health has resigned his posi-
alton as superintendent OF the
Young Mems Consolidated Coop.
and W. S. Stoker formerly
book-keeper, is now conducting the bus
mess, with Mr. Tuttle's son, Ammon
futile as book-keeper.
Mr.. futile, not wishing to drop out Of
business altogether, amused himself by
experimenting the building OF a fine |
brick dancing hall lOxlOO the past sea-
ouus NHlCu mas nteu ltCeuI! competed, |
The bank Of Spanish Fork Is doing a
good business and has the support Of |
the moneyed men Of the town
Oran Lewis has a well stocked store, |
fun OF general merchandise, and from
the active movements Of his clerks both |
IN yard and store. must be doing q good |
business. In Mr. Lewis, the proprietor. |
finds an able assistant and material |
help In carrying on his business.
William Jex & Sons well stocked lum- |
Der yards command the trade IN this /
line, but their broom factory and its /
output OF home made brooms. has been
the chief attraction with this firm. Mrl
Jex being an ardent supporter Of home
manufacture.
n. Hansen intends stocking UP with |
an extensive line OF furniture and farm
implements for the spring sales Mr.
Hansen Is somewhat out OF health Just
now.
Alfred saNey ESQ attorney az law. Is
retained as the citys legal adviser and
also by many OF the business firms Of
the town. Az present he IS wrestling
with me city's attempt at enforcing
a prohibition liquor law