The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-08-23
Local News.


Pigs for SALES weeks old. APP
ply to Ernest Williams.
Last Friday VIM. STANDBY had
the misfortune of losing $500
horse,
Don't pay 35o for creamery but
ter when you can get it at Y. M.
Coop for 25c.
A second hand buggy and har-
ness and a good mich COW for
sale--Call at this office.
Geo. c. Thomas has commenced
the erection of a 10.room brick
residence in the Third ward.
Niels P. Larsen of Pleasant
Grove, Mrs. Gran Lewis father,
was visiting in this city last week.
Nels b. johnson and wife of
Provo, were visiting with relatives
in this city the forepart of the
week
Students Attention:--The Brig
ham Young University at Provo,
opens Monday, September 10, 1906.
Send for catalogue.
A basket ball game will be play
ed Mt Packs Pavilion tomorrow
night between Spanish Fork and
Benjamin. after which a dance will
be given.
Thos. W. Allen and Ed.R. Hard
ing OF Provo have completed put
ing in the cement flooring, etc, ~
the basement of the Central school
house, preparatory to putting in
the heating apparatus.
A marriage licence has been is
sued to George Foster Thomas of
Spanish Fork and Lucinda Cher
rington of Springville. A recep-
ton was given Mt the VIM. j,
Thomas residence last night. The
Press extends congratulations.
Mrs. Mary X. Jensen is spending
week visiting with relatives at
Provo. We sometimes think it's
good thing to let the wife leave
home for awhile, cause when she
returns she is much more apt to
appreciate having a good home.
The Independent Telephone Co.
is now doing business in this city,
having about so subscribers The
operators, who commenced work
on the 18th inst, are: Misses Grace
Thomas and Geneva Bradford,
day operators; and Miss Hazel
Andersen. night operator.
A grand concert will be given in
the Opera House, Thur. Sept. 7th
by Prof A, G. Lund and his Sph.
Fork students assisted by Prof. M
Gudmandson, who is professor of
the violin at the B. Y U. He has
just returned from studying in
New York. The program will be
composed of both classic and pop
ular music, instrumental and vocal.
On Sunday, between twelve and
one o'clock, when w. H. Standley
and family were going home from
Leland, between MIR. Coltrin's and
Duet Johnson's the Tightening
struck close to the horses. Mr..
johnson was standing by his house
and saw the flash and heard the
report. One of the boys arms was
numbed for while 1t was a
close call.
A good one is going the rounds
about Bishop Larsen, who is night
watch at the Y. NJ. Coop This
institution has installed both phons
on the clerks desk, and suddenly
one rang; the bishop walked over
and took down the Independent
and answered through the Bell, and
got things badly twisted, indeed.
NO doubt he VIII condemn both
phones hereafter.
The county superintendent of
schools has given positive instruc-
ton that all eighth grade pupils
must begin in school at the begin
ming of the year if they expect to
get through in the spring, 1t is
quite impossible for any High
School student to complete the
course offered short of the whole
school year. 1t would be our ad-
wee that those who intend receiy.
ing full credit IN order to complete
a course, be in school Sept. Bird
and endeavor to remain during the
entire year Students, "What is
worth doing is worth DONG well"