The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-09-03

Remember the dance at the city
pavilion on Labor Day, Sept. 7.
Joe Otteson has received a letter
from box ''B" asking him to prepare
for mission in the Northern States,
October 28th.
The 28th birthday of Will Rigtrup
was celebrated Wednesday evening by
number of relatives calling and Civ
ing him and his wife grand surprise.
j. !. Banks, J. p. Greer and David
Robertson took a trip up Water Canyon
yesterday to take look at the prop
erty of the Spanish Mining and Milling
Co.
The IA months old baby of Mr.. and
Virgil II. Bates, died at Diamond, Sept.
LIST Funeral services were held at the
residence of Mrs. Francis Hales We'd
nesday.
A. b. Rockhill and J. j. Banks have
opened mining brokerage and real
estate office in the basement under the
Commercial Bank, to be known as the
Spanish Fork Mining & Brokerage Co.
See their ad. in another column of The
Press.
Miss Elenor Greer and Lars w. Mel
sen, both prominent young people of
this city were married in the Salt Lake
Temple Wednesday, They will make
their home in Spanish Fork. The Press
joins their many friends in wishing
them happy journey through life.
The funeral services Of Elder George
Bell, who died Thursday morning will
be held at the residence, Saturday,
September 5, at 2. p. m. All members
Of the Fiftieth quorum of Seventy are
requested to be present. BY order of
the council, C. w, Booth, President.
We buy and sell all kinds of real
estate. and mining, water and mercan-
tile stocks. We rent homes land and
water stock. We LOAF money on farms.
See US if you have anything to buy or
sell. Utah Realty Co. Office, Farm
ers' Cash Mercantile Co.. Spanish Fork.
A gentleman named H. b. Schles-
niger lost out of his pocket large blue
linen envelope containing 10. of per-
sonal letters, enclosed with rubber
band. Lost about Aug IL. 1t cor
tanned accounts of this an last years
sales. Fin 'er kindly not f. this off ,e.
DIR. C. VI. Ha ID oat his d an
tai business and good will to Dr. C. o.
Scott, formerly of Karsa City, Mo-
DIR. Hart will move to Salt Lake where
lie will practice his profession, with
Offices at the Temple.on DR.. Hart
has practised in this city over two
years, and we have found him to be
one of the most able of de ltists.
Mapleton is going to celebrate Labor
Day next Monday. At $50 there will
be parade showing the different kinds
of labor and fruit growing At 1890
a program will be given in the meeting
house; the Hon. w. H. King will be
the orator. a ball game and other
sports will be given in the Afternoon,
also fruit displays, with plenty of fruit
free to visitors. In the evening there
will be dance.
The Spanish Mining and Milling Co.
has been Incorporated with Hyrum
Christensen as president; John T. Nor
gan. vice-president; Andrew Jensen,
secretary and treasurer: directors,
Harry Davis, S. w. Davis, Conner
Thomas and Henry Wolf. 1t has been
for |, 200, 600 shares, with
400, 600 shares set aside for develop
ment work. Treasury stock is now
being sold.
One of those old-fashioned, good old
time good times was had last Monday
night when about thirty-fve friends
called about 9 O'Clock and gave Mr.. |
and Mrs. Hans Larsen the biggest sur
prise of their living days, the occasion
being Hans 43rd birthday. Hans had
gone to bed and Mrs. Larsen had gone
to party at Swensons. The evening
was spent in various games of amuse-
ment, singing, social chat, etc. Re-
freshments were served. At nearly |
day break all wendell their way home
ward having enjoyed the best time ever.
Last Monday night the Rio Grande
Western depot was burglarized. The
burglar got in at the north window. A
trunk belonging to Lyman Furlong was
opened but the thieves found nothing