The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1907-01-31

\ man down az BENJAMIN lost S7j |
last year by trading at the wrong !
drug store He hasn't recovered his |
money, but he has found out way to |
prevent any such loss in the future.
He now trades with The World Drug
company.
Mrs. Lyle Hughes entertained the
Self-Cuture club Friday evening last.
A full number in attendance. king
ear" was the topic discussed, led by
Miss Annie Gardner. Review uues-
lions and answers on Hamlet by
members Refreshments were served
Bent Brown has had his moustache
shaved off clean. 1t makes him look
a fright. He looks worse than Ted
Woods did two years ago when he
had his shaved o.. If he don't want
Ben Hughes to get all the business
he'd better put them back on again.
A jolly crowd met and successfully
surprised Harry Hughes at his home
last Thursday night. the occasion be.
ing his fortieth birthday. The even.
ing was spent in eating, singing and
social chat. A good time was the
general verdict of those present
Gran Lewis and Thomas Drage
went to Rhyolite, Nevada, last week.
Mr.. Drage went TO look for work with
view of starting in business. Mr.
Lewis went to get out of work al
home in other words, to get away
from business.
The s. w. p. association enjoyed q
sleighride Monday night and met at
the home of Mrs. Bradford "Cour-
age was the subject under discussion,
which was presented by Mrs. Fred
Lewis, La Rene Hughes and Mayme
Markham. Dainty refreshments were
served
In the window of Dahle Bros store
Is large lump of coal, about Sx10
inches by three feet long. brought
down by Robert Hicks from Tie Fork.
In Spanish Fork canyon. 1t shows
that by doing some development work
tirst-class mine may yet be found
near our city. Capital should get be.
hind this prospect and rush work and
make a mine before next fall.
Last Saturday night the Maccabees
held another rousing rally at their
hall, over the Bank of Spanish Fork
on Main street, with Sir Knight 1t
Com. Arthur ]. Stewart In the chair
Among other business transacted the
drawing for the lucky number 90
took place and Boas Anderson was
the lucky man. This drawing for the
lucky number paid his assessment
and dues for the whole month, given
by the lodge Come out, boys and
try your luck again on the 23rd of
February
One of the largest crowds that have
| witnessed a basket ball game for
some time was out last Friday night
TO see the game between Springyille
and Lehi at Packs pavilion. Owing
to Springville not having had much
practice on a slick floor, Lehi was
victorious. Another game between
Springville and Pleasant Grove will
be played at Packs, Feb. s, and in
all probability an excursion from
| Springville will be run, bringing
| N'o"N VI iOotClo III lllt SDIlHSNllle
| team.
In front of The Press office there
is a hole in the road which is danger
GUS. 1t Is about eighteen inches deep
and full of water. Yesterday Andrew
Nielsen and Peter Romeri came
along with three large trunks, no,
surmising at all that there was dan
ger ahead when all Of a suddan down
went the right front wheel clean to
the hub, throwing the occupants and
one trunk into the deep mud in the
street. No one was hurt. Moral
People should not ride on the highest
trunk on wagon. Keep down below
the danger line; and those whose
business 1t is to look after bad holes
In the streets should give this one
their immediate attention