The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-03-26
We are always busy. The Farmers
Cash Mercantile Co.

We are always busy. The Farmers
Cash Mercantile Co.
II paws to invest with the Farmers
Cash Nero. Co of Spanish Fork, Salem,
Lake Shore and Mapleton.
wonder if some of our friends know
what they should do when they. recelv,e,
n statement. Come to me and l Will
tell you. Martha Johnson.
Mary Ann, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Barney died at their home IN
Lake Shore last Thursday morning. OF
spinal meningitis. Funeral was held
Saturday at Lake Shore.
Everybody wants a sailor for sum-
mer. They are the best hats for the
school girls. Then there are others the
women want, prices 40c-6Occ-
1.50-1.75. at Martha Johnson's
Fred G. Hansen informed US the
other day that he had received letter
from his daughter, Mrs. Willard X.
Winslow, living at Alberta, Canada, in
which he learns that grandson. has
been born after 10 years of marriage.
Tony Jameson and Hans Hansen
were arrested last Friday for obtaining
liquor for a minor, Chris Hriensen.
They were fined S.. 90 each by Justice.
Dahie Saturday. 1t is the intention of
the Marshal and Justice to have this
sort of business stopped in the future.
Last Sunday Mrs. Niels Jensen of
Provo celebrated her 69th birthday at
the old home west of the depot. The
day was spent in social chat, etc., and
feasting on the good things of the
earth. About forty were present, con-
sisting of children and grand children.
The wedding reception of Arch A.
Andrus and Martha Marcusen was held
at the residence of Alma Andrus last
evening, a goodly number of relatives
and friends were in attendance. A
| fine supper of all the good things of
earth to gladden. the heart and all pres
ent had an enjoyable time,
A fact worth remembering The
genuine article is the thing called for
on prescription. Some chemists sub
stitute because they make more money
by doing So The city drug store never
substitutes but they give just what
the doctor calls for. attend to it per-
sonally. Alma Jensen, Druggist.
H. T. Mathews, R. G. w. agent has
leased the Jas. Hutchinson residence
near the depot and will move his family
down from hurry in the near future.
Mr.. Forney went from here to Salt
Lake, from where he will be shipped
to some other point on the line. Mr..
d scr 20.
porter on his brothers. paper at Greedy,
the wide world.
Today our esteemed friend and fellow
citizen, "Grandpa Cornaby" celebrated
his eightieth birthday. We are pleased
to note he is in the enjoyment of excellent
health and is engaged in large bushes.
interests. His grandson, VIM. A
Cornaby, has invited some friends tc
lunch this evening. r. E. Evans, tn,
Salt Lake Florist, sent him box o.
magnificent American Beauty rose:
: and carnations with his compliments
We join his many friends in wishing
him many happy returns of his birth
day.
While exercising his trotting horse a
: the race track last Sunday, Jack Stree
per of Springville had narrow escap
from being seriously injured. Will
s trying to pass another sulky on tn
track, Streeper's animal got frightene
c and ran into the fence with such vic
r lence as to tear up two posts and thro,
, the driver into the bottom of the cart
!, In this position Streeper could not con
5 troll the animal and it ran away. Afte
Il running about 200 yards the cart upset
d throwing Streeper violently to tn
u ground. After regaining consciousness
:. Streeper announced that he was unir
; jured.
The Lyceum Stock Co. by Farnswort
It and Williams, played at the Oper
House here last Monday and Tuesda
nights. Monday they put on the board
o 1.-THE Light House Robbery" and ha
e very nice and attentive audience
The play was well rendered by the CON
pany and was much enjoyed by tn
D audience. The company is made up @
" Utah artists entirely and is credit t
IS our fair state. 1t is neat and nobb
r company, clean through. Tuesday the
played ''The Silver Lining" but tn
night the audience was not so large O
If account of the mutual improvement
t. meetings in all the four wards.