The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1907-04-04

position he filled with honor. We
always found him to be a good boy
and strictly honest.
We have ordered from New York.
Misses slippers of all colors, the kind
to wear with the graduating dress
1t will be here about the goth of this
MONTH";. o. Eiriksson
Tomorrow night april 5th) there
will be basket ball game at Packs
pavilion, between the University of
Utah team and the Sprlngvlle team
A grand ball will be given after the
game.
George ]. Ramsey, of Provo. has
opened bicycle shop in the building
formerly occupied by Miss Martha
Johnson as a millinery store. Mr..
Ramsey will SELL rent and repair
bikes, and has had years of expert.
ence at the business.
FOR SALE-15 acres of firstclass
land with a brick house on it, contain.
ing nine rooms and cellar. The land
will raise 20 tons of beets or so bush
els of wheat to the acre. First-class
water-rights. Situated at Salem, Utah.
Can be purchased on easy payments
Enquire of Saml Cornaby.
The City Drug store has opened an
up-to-date library, and the very lat
est and best books are to be had at
a very reasonable price. For 10 cents
any book purchased can be exchanged
for any of the books we carry. We
invite all to come and examine our
library.-The City Drug Store.
Mrs. Fred Dart entertained at an in.
formal finch party Monday evening,
in honor of Miss Mahoney. Those
present were, Miss Mahoney, Jesse
Lee, Margaret and Mary Thomas.
Pearl and Dora Stewart, Ivy Brown
and Jennie Rowe. After some merry
games, dainty refreshments were
served.
Adam Burt writes from DeLamar
that the vein reported in the Thistle
some time ago is improving as the
development work goes on. In the
near future J. J. Bank and A. B. Rock
hill will visit this property and on
their return stockholders meeting
will be held and a report of the
mine given
The funeral of Mrs. w. c. Harrison
was held last Thursday in the First
ward meeting house. The services
were presided over by Bishop Rob
ert w. McKell and the speakers were
Samuel Cornaby and John l. Hayes.
both praising her life-work for the
upbuilding of the conditions about
her. The ward choir rendered must
cal selections. There were many
floral offerings covering the bier.
The following appeared in the
Deseret News of March 80:
A 100000 opera house, dance hall
and skating rink combined is the lat
est proposition talked of for Lehi.
The floors will be built on the Eng
fish patent. 1t is said Mr. AL Rock
hill, of Spanish Fork will build the
entire house himself unless Lehi peo-
pie want to go in with him. The
proposed site is north of the Corner
Grocery store. on the same block.
This is certainly a much needed i'm
provement for Lehi Such houses in
other towns are paying from 25 to so
per cent III there is no doubt the
above would pay.
The funeral of Basil Siler, who died
at the l.. ID. S. hospital in Salt Lake
City last Saturday morning from the
effects of an operation for appendcit-
is, was held in the Fourth ward meet
ing house Sunday afternoon. The
building was crowded with friends of
the boy and his family and the coffin
was buried in flowers presented by
them.
The speakers were Bishop Mari.
nus Larsen of the Third ward. Chas.
Monk and VIM Grotegut Each one
spoke words of praise of the dead
boy. and offered consolation to the
bereaved relatives, Mrs. Mary Nave
and Ed Williams each sang a solo.
Basil Siler was born in this city
July 10, 1895. He was the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hyrum Siler. Just seven
weeks ago last Monday his fourteen
year-old brother was buried here. hay-
Ing died of blood poison resulting
from running nail in his foot. The
sympathy of the entire community is
extended to Mr.. and Mrs. Siler in
their double bereavement.
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