The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1907-03-21
JoTS.

New spring dress goods at Oran
Lewis.
For Rent-25 acres of bottom land.
Mrs. Francis Hales If
Ladies' Oxfords and Slippers just
in at Oren Lewis.
Cash paid for butter and eggs at
Rob Boyack's grocery.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Erickson are
visiting Zion these days.
Jack Hanson has moved his family
down from Clear Creek.
White leghorn eggs for sale.--Thos.
Drage. Ind. phone, 24-I. If.
Hand bags worth 40 cents going for
25 cents at Oran Lewis.
Have you seen the OK blood shoes
in Oran Lewis window?
Herbert Williams is down from the
sheep camp visiting with his family.
Mrs. Eliza Greer White has gone to
Salt Lake to stay till after confer
ence.
Land for sale-75 acres of alfalfa
land on Spanish Fork east bench.
See VIM. J. Thomas.
G.. F. Hull is In from Ely, Nevada
where he is prospecting. He will re-
main a couple of weeks.
Heber Nelson, representing the Nc
Millen Paper company, of Salt Lake,
was in town this week.
Mrs VIM. Harrison, mother of G..
w. Harrison, of Lost River, Ida, has
been quite sick of late.
The graduates of Spanish Fork
will give a grand ball at the city pa
vilion Friday night, March %. Don't
miss It,
Among the visitors in our city last
Sunday we noticed DR.. Geo. II. Brim-
hall of the B. Y. u, Provo, and State
Engineer TANNER.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Cornaby last Friday, and
son to Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Chris
Jensen, last Tuesday
Fish, Fish, Fish, radishes, celery,
green onions, parsnips, carrots, cab
bage and sweet potatoes at r. Boy
ack's grocery Friday.
Mrs. G. w. Petersen is visiting with
her parents at Lehi couple of weeks
while her husband is doing telephone
| work in the Tintic district.
Judge Saxey was in Ogden a few
days ago to meet with the G. A. r.
| The judge returned with fine pair
of birds in cage for Mrs. Saxey.
c. M. Twelves, manager of the In
dependent Telephone company for
this district, will move his wife and
baby to this city in the near future.
| All of the fancy dressers are buy
ing their spring and summer suits
from Robt. Boyack, the merchant tail
or, and getting what they ask for.
| Mrs. Francis Hales has sold her
place on the bench to Carl Grotegut
and all water, labor, state and other
taxes will be assessed to Mr.. Grote
/, gut.
DR.. Hagan of Fairview. arrived in
town yesterday His wife and baby
will follow in a few days and they
will make their home here in the fu,
| ture.
] +. A. Petersen. the matchmaker
has decided to give up Payson and re.
| turn to Spanish Fork, and will be To-
| Gated in Mrs. Reefs old millinery
store.
Mrs. Bertha Nelson of the Fourth
ward, died yesterday of pneumonia,
having been quite feeble the last few
months. She was seventy-five years
of age.
Sylvester Bradford and Alfred Man
uel have returned from Iowa, with a
fine pure-bred draught stallion, weigh
ing 1000 pounds, and four draught
bred mares.
On account of the Morgan orches-
ira going to Eureka to play at the K
of p. annual ball there will be no
dance at Packs pavilion Friday night
but skating instead
Beautiful and cheap are the spring
and easter hats to be seen at our
opening Saturday, March 90. and
large number of them. You should
see them.-Mrs. p. Abbott.
W. j. Wild of American Fork, who
has had years of experience as a
clerk with the Chapman Mercantile Co.
has been in this city several days, and
may accept position with some of our
merchants.
Archer HUFF of Lake Shore and
Miss Sarah Ann Carter of this city
were married in the Salt Lake tenn
pie yesterday A reception will be
given in their honor Friday night at