The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1907-06-20

homestead he took up Sc years ago
Your produce is as good as cash
to us. "-Eirikssops
Miss Nell Martell OF this city and
Jasper Bird of Provo were married in
the Salt Lake Temple yesterday. A
reception was given In their honor
at the residence of President Henry
Gardner last night We extend con
gratulations,
Everything for the Fourth at Eiriks.
sons.
The town of Salem has decided not
to celebrate the Fourth of July
| this year. A meeting was called
for the purpose of getting up cele-
bration last Saturday night, but there
was no turn out. hence the decision
| not to celebrate
Pineules are for the Kidneys ana
Bladder. They bring quick relief to
backache, rheumatism, lumbago, tired
worn out feeling. They produce nat
| ural action of the kidneys. 30 days
treatment s1.00. Money refunded If
Pineules are not satisfactory. Sold
by World Drug Co.
Miss Cornelia Nelson and Joseph
Swensen were married in the Salt
Lake Temple yesterday. A family re-
ception will be given In their honor
at the home of the brides parents
this evening. The Press joins their
many friends in wishing them hap.
by and prosperous career.
We pay for produce as follows
EGGS. 15c per doz.; chickens, lie per
lb.; spring, II; ROSTERS. &c; turkeys.
lie per lb.; barley, s1.OO per 100 lbs.
oats, $3.50 per 100 lbs. potatoes, COO
per bushel; butter market. Green
vegetables wanted. Bring everything
you have got to sell to our store:
same price for produce as cash. We
do not understand the scrip prices
G. o. Erickson.
The Self Culture club met at the
home of Mrs. Jennie Beck last Thurs.
day evening with ten members pres.
ent. The life OF Charles Dickens was
given by Mrs. Andrew Jensen, and
Mrs. Lyle Hughes very ably narrat.
ed his masterpiece, David Copper
held. This being the closing ses-
sion OF the year very elaborate sup
per was served by the hostess. The
tables we're beautifully decorated
with roses and ferns, and after en-.
Joying the dainty repast the club adj
Jouined to meet early in September.
when the studies will be again re.
sumed
Before you send back East for
your goods, come and look our prices
up. We can at least save you the
express charges. We sell boys work
ing shirts at 29c, mems socks at Sc
per pair, ladies' shoes at $1.15 a pair:
mems watches with CHAIN gNarap-
teed by the manufacturers, at 69c.
Our new line of watches is most com.
plete In town, from CSC watches with
chain to $6S for Waltham 15-jewel
solid gold watch with diamond set
tings, etc. Your money is waiting
for you If not satisfied Try us. Sat /
isfied customers are our advertisers. |
ii. .. Elriksson.
Last Monday we had the pleasure
OF being taken through the Gem Rol.
Ter Mills by the genial Jim Hales. He
took us through every department
from the basement up to the highest
peak in the MILL from which point
we took birds eye view OF the city |
of Spanish Fork. The only person we !
recognized from that heighth was
Miss Effie Gardner feeding the chick.
ems over in the back yard. We next
went to the canning factory, where
we met Manager N. e. Hardy. We
found a good deal of building going
ON at this place, which will amount /
to upward OF $4,000 The factory will
have run of about 100000 cans this
year
The popular lady contest closed
last Tuesday night. Miss Ellen Jane
son carried away the prize.
Miss Ellen Jameson 1924
MISS sara Nelson -. $3.50. 1887 t.
Mrs' Hirman Snow -. 80. 612S
MISS cara Swensen $50. $50 7,
Mrs. Andrew Jensen -. 1884
MISS Mel Martell -. ,..,..... 1850
Mrs. Eliza Engberg 80. -. s.s04
Miss Annie Gardner 80. 3.673
MISS Nell Hales ~ ..,. 1857 /,
Miss Johanna Peterson 49,. s,293
Miss Martha johnson 80. -. 3 $50
Miss Sara TIL. Johnson -. 49,. S,166
Miss Grace Greer 09s j