The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1907-09-12

sprained by falling from the door
step which was resting on some bould'
ers that caused the step to move as
she put her weight on. She left for
her home yesterday accompanied by
George Hansen.
A subscriber asked us the other day .
who that Faithful Old Geasor' was,
referred to In the Yellowstone article
in the Press two weeks ago, and as
we were not able to say, we went and
asked Jack Hughes. He told us II was
Hy Robertson.
Mothers with little children need no
longer fear Group, colds or whooping
cough. Bees Laxative Cough syrup |
tastes good. 1t works off the cold
through the bowels. clears the head.
Guaranteed Sold by World Drug Co.
We have received letter from our
old friend, Arthur J.. Thomas. who is
filling a mission at Oakland. in which
he extends thanks to the good citizens
Of Spanish Fork for "a nice large
dance given for his benefit
Thomas Frederick Higginson, a
wealthy rancher from near Butte, Mon
tana, is in our city visiting relatives
and friends. Mr.. Higginson Is a son
of James and Jane Higgnson, and was
born in this city. He went to Mon
tana with b. +. Woodward 19 years
ago. and has resided there ever since.
Before you catch cold, now is the
time to buy your fall and winter I'M
derwear Everybody is doing 1t. Our
sale started last Monday. Sept 8, ana
will last till Saturday, Sept 81. Re
member everything in our store except
groceries are sold at cost and sum
mer goods below cost, so long as the
sale lasts. G. o. Erickson.
Dovella, the little 5-yearold daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Tranter, who
was taken to the hospital in Salt Lake
about three months ago, returned
home Tuesday of last week in the
company of her father The little girl
is now getting along fine, has good
appetite, sleeps well, and looks as
bright as new dollar
On Tuesday, Aug. q, nearly all OF
the Swenson family met at the home
of Mrs. Priscilla Swenson. The after
noon was spent doing needle work, and
at p. m. all sat down to table to
partake o the good things of the
earth. The evening was spent in
music, singing and recitations. At
midnight all wendell their way home.
ward, expressing themselves as hay
ing had a good and enjoyable time.
The Self-Culture Club began its
years work with literary and musical
entertainment at the home of Mrs. Jno
Braithwait, Wednesday evening, Sept
a. A number of their friends (about
46) were invited to participate. After
musical selection by the company, a
brief history of the club, which has
been in existence for over eight years,
was given by it's president, Annie
| Gardner, who then introduced Miss
Ann Nebeker of the U. of u, who held
| the company spellbound the greater
part of the evening, with an excellent
recital of Shakespeares great tragedy.
| "Othello." Several musical selections
| were rendered by Messrs. Ed. vii
liams, Lars Nelson, Taylor Thurber,
J. P. Greer, and the Misses Phoebe
Brown and Grace Brockbank, with
Miss Fern Lewis as accompanist.
These selections were interspersed
with recitations by Name Markham,
Emeline Dubois and Wells Robertson.
After dainty refreshments and a part,
ing song, the club adjourned, feeling
that the evening had been all too short,
and that it was one of untold interest
and value to literary aspirants.
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