The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1907-04-18
JoTs.

JoTs.
Ladies' wrappers sold at lowest
price at Eiriksson's.
Coal oil 20 cents a gallon at Rob.
NJ Boyack's grocery
Mrs A. Saxey and daughter, Lizzie,
are visiting in Provo.
John Beagley and family have
moved back TO Tucker.
Mel Gardner lost valuable three
year-old colt last Tuesday.
Mrs. C. T. Kendall visited with her
mother at Ogden last week.
Ask Rob. Boyack about the tailor
made suits. Hell tell you ALL
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Stoker, of Pro
vo, visited in this city last Sunday.
LOT FOR SAI.E--3x6 rods. good To-
cation. Apply to Mrs. VIM James for
particulars.
Chas. Waters and Pete Romeri left
last Sunday for a prospecting tour in
the Tintic district
Cash paid for fresh eggs and strict
ly clean ranch and creamery butter
&c o. Erickson.
nc huc
pleasant visit to Salt Lake City on
business and pleasure.
evening wound up with rs to So in ia
vor of Spanish Fork.
We are pleased to note that Thos.
Rees is again able to be out after his
severe spell of sickness.
James M. Greer has sold his half
interest In the Greer & Nielsen prop
erty to Lars Nielsen, his partner.
Mems hats and shoes, large line ar
rived yesterday. Our cash price is
the lowest in town.-G. o. Erickson.
On the LIST of April Miss Grace
Thomas was married to Mr. Milo Gil
son of Salt Lake. We extend congrat-
ulations.
c. j. Christensen and wife attend
ed the 51st birthday and silver we'd
ding of Christian Nielsen at Salem last
Monday night.
Shoes of all kinds arrive every week
from New York and st. Louis. The
graduating shoes will be here on the
22nd inst-G. o. Erickson.
LOST-One sorrel horse, hip knock
ed right side and one bay mare colt
about Is months old. Return to. or
notify G. r. Smith. Spanish Fork.
| Reward.
Lew Jones has been very sick again
the past week and relatives were
called, fearing he would not last long,
but we are pleased to say that he Is
| improving the last day or two.
| LOST-From my farm on the east
bench, one small yearling bay colt.
no brands. Any one bringing him or
] giving information as to his wherea.
bouts. will be rewarded.-W. r. Johns.
DIR. Brown, the veterinary surgeon.
| informs us that there Is a great deal
| of trouble with mares at present in
foaling. The trouble being false pre-.
sentation. They should be closely
| watched.
J. j. Banks, Oran Lewis. A. B.
Rockhill and Alma C. Hansen left for
tour of Nevada last Saturday. on
mining business. James M. Greer and
Heber G. Jex left for the Inyo mine
yesterday.
The salve that acts like a poultice
Is Pine Salve Carbolized. No other
salve so good for cuts, burns, boils
and chapped skin. Ask about It,
Price, 25 cents. Sold by World Drug
Co.
The teachers and trustees were fur.
nished nice lunch after teachers
meeting last Monday afternoon They
say the principal footed the bill we
can't understand why the Press was
not member of the favored few.
delightful dinner party was given
Sunday evening, the 7th, at the home
of'Mrs. Helga Nelson, in honor of her
daughters, Rebecca and Sarah. Covers
were laid for ten. The tables were
decorated with low bowls of violets.
Heber Jex and Albert Brockbank
have traded places. Heber and fam.
lily are now living in their old home in
the west side of Main street, as of old.
and Albert and wife are living in the
Jex cottage on the east side of Main.
Or, Brown. our V. s., made us a call
this morning, showing us pipe of a
festala taken from horse In the
possession of Giesley Bjarnson, which
DR.. Brown removed by one application
of his wonderful remedy in one entire
piece.
Self Culture club met with Mrs