The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-11-05

cement sidewalks?
The coal situation is somewhat on
the "hock" at present.
Any one wanting gravel from Monk
beds must see B. J. johnson. If
j. c.. Benedict Of Tucker was in town
Wednesday on mining business.
Lost-A black pig, 6 months old; find
er kindly notify Bishop Geo, Hales.
LOST Tuesday night, fountain
pen. Finder kindly notify this office.
Geo. Andrew Nielsen, living in the
First ward is quite sick with pneumonia.
FOR RENT-A three roomed house
in Second ward. Enquire at Press
office.
The 2-year-old daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. James Finch died last week of
meningitis.
John T. Hales and family, who have
lived at Dell, Ore, the past five years
will spend the winter in Spanish Fork.
For Sale-A one-half interest in the
bakery and confectionery business of
of Clack & Jensen. Apply to Frank
Clark.
Taxes will be received at the office
of the Young Mems Coop until the 18th
inst. AMMON FUTILE, Deputy
Collector.
Marshal Dart informs us that the
$50 which he lost and has advertised
for recently was found and returned by
Bruce Hayes.
Last Monday C. w. Harrison and his
house-keeper, Miss Gertrude Haase,
left for Salt Lake; they will return as
man and wife.
LOST-A laprobe, Monday, between
Martell Wagon 4 Machine Shop and
Thurber school. Finder please return
to j. j. Banks.
Samuel Ashby reports that he has
found purse. Any one who has lost
same can get it by describing and tell
ing the amount of money.
Mrs. r. l.. Heal of Salt Lake is in
town visiting with relatives for short
time. She intends to spend the winter
in California, for which place she will
leave soon.
Mrs. VIM. T. James has moved to
Salt Lake for the winter, where her
sons, Francis and Lewis, have accepted
positions. She has rented her home to
Frank Woodward,
If some of those who sing so much
about Walking them Golden Streets
would only do something towards hav-
ing cement sidewalks there d be heap
more satisfied people in this town.
V. S. fset. formerly of Truth will
commence on November 18th l6-page
weekly called Utah Independent. This
publication will be non-partisan and
devoted to the interests of independent
thinkers.
The Farmers Cash Mercantile Co.
presidential prize contest closed Mon
day, Nov. 2, at 2 p. m. The prizes will
be awarded as soon as official returns
can be obtained, which may take two
or three weeks.
j. Preston Greer, staunch(?) Re-
publican, while delivering speech at
the Republican rally Monday night, for
got temporarily that he had joined that
party and delivered very eloquent
Demoratic grafton.
On October 18th Patriarch Geo w.
wilkins passed the Soth milestone.
The event was appropriately celebrrted
by about 30 of his children and grand.
children who met at his home that day
to honor the occasion.
Earl, the l3-yearold son of Francis
M. Smell, was operated on in the hos
pital at Salt Lake Saturday for amen
dicitis, from which he had been suffer
ing about two days. At present he i,
getting along as well as could be ex
pected.
Joseph Larsen, son of Erick Larsen
Of Cleveland, Emery Co. is visiting il
this city with Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Nelson. Young Larsen is returning
from Salt Lake with his bride, having