The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-04-02

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City Drug Store.
Peoples Fuel Coat yard,
&.75; delivered 1928.
Ralph Morgan has had new picket
fence built in front of his home in Third
ward.
A brand new picket fence now grac-
ciously encloses the home of Morgan
Beck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henning Christensen
are down from Silver visiting with rel
atives this week.
Mel Dahle is making a number of
improvements in his dwelling one block
east of the Y. M. Coop.
Chas. w. Miller has accepted posi-
tion at Oran Lewis as yard man, which
he held a couple of years ago.
Mrs. Alma C. Davis who has been
living in town during the winter is
moving back to the farm at Leland.
Misses Mary and Annie Thomas, who
have been attending school at Salt Lake,
are enjoying short vacation at their
home in this city.
Mrs. E. E. Shepard of Salt Lake,
President Of w. c. 4. u. of Utah, will
give temperance lecture at the City
pavilion April IL, at 1880 pm. Every
body welcome.
A farewell party will be given in the
City pavilion for the benefit of John
Beckstrom, who leaves April 9Th to fill
a mission in Sweden. The dance will
be next Saturday evening.
| TOCT ;e,bt roJ .o,.,
years old, branded (E on left ribs,
spots on body. May have calf by
this time. Finder return to Chas. A.
Evans, Spanish Fork.
Last Saturday, at practice shoot at
the race track, a club from Springville,
consisting of Pack, Cook, Dr. Dunn.
Weight and Hatch gave the Spanish
Fork club an exhibition of how trap
shooting ought to be done.
Fost Thomas came in from Price last
Sunday to rustic some cooks. He is
subcontracting for Waterman. Snow
& Williams on the big canal at Price.
He managed to persuade Miss Lizzie
Ainge and Miss Margaret Thomas to
go along.
Ask your doctor for your prescription
that you may bring it to the City Drug
Store, where Alma Jensen fills them
personally, with guaranteed accuracy,
purity and full measure. No appren-
tees allowed to fill prescriptions at our
store. Alma Jensen, druggist.
A conference of the Elders of the
Nebo Stake will be held in the Stake
Tabernacle in Payson, April Il, at 10
a. m. and p. m. A full attendance
Of all Elders is requested.
John H. Hayes,
Serenus Gardner.
Mrs. Bell Jones entertained the Self
Culture Club March "a. Fifteen mem
bers in attendance Mrs Emeline Du-
bois conducted review on the life of
Alfred Tennyson. Mrs. Clara Robert
son read one of his most popular works,
"Enoch Arden" Refreshments were
served.
These relatives of Mrs. Mary Isaac
came to Spanish Fork to attend her
her funeral: Mrs. Don j. Rees of Win
ter Quarters and Mrs. Richard L. Hay-
cock. of Kenilworth. Mrs. Isaac leaves
one brother, one sister, fou- grand
children and four great-grand- children
TO mourn her death.
A number of citizens are complaininp
a Nout some of our business houses re-
naming open on Sundays, houses that
ca ry a line OF general merchandise, etc.
We understand that there is an ordin-
ance against this in this city, and if
there is, the officers of the city will no
doubt see to it that it is enforced i'm
mediately.
Last Saturday the 10-year-old son of
Supt. Robertson of the government
work found purse containing $l7.OO. |
Dart; this official of the law began
looking for the owner, who happened
to be John Hriensen, and the money
was returned Monday. All concerned
are happy.
There is b,ing printed at this Office
supplement- to the new directory lust
cut, an additional list of fifty new sub
scrlbers of the Independent Telephone
Co. The service of the Independent
phone is certainly much appreciated by
the people of this district. They are
now extended to Leland and will reach
BenJan min, Lake Shore, PALMYRA. and
probably Mapleton this summer.
Truth, the Western Weekly, is now
most welcome visitor in this office.
Since the death of its founder, Mr.
Hughes, it has passed into new hands
with j. N. Garrett as manager. and the
well known Par,ey p, Jensen as editor.
Truth appears weekly in two color
cover with the inside pages thickly
smeared with the choicest of brain Juice
from the pen of Mr.. Jensen and other
noted writers of Zion. Success.
One of the Il aiding events of the sea-
son was the social and banquet given by
\ e sington Club. Friday evening, at
Inc home OF Mr.. al Mrs. j. l.. Jones.
The coy rooms shone re splendant with
flowers, draperies and ferns, and the
q b banner of purple and gold was ar
tiStlcally draped across the room. The
tables were also decorated with carna. {
lions, dainty wreaths Of similax and
tempting bowls of fruit and feast fit
for the Gods was partaken of NV tba