The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-12-31

Taylor Thurber
Geo. r. Smith and family intend
leaving here next week and locating
in Sandy.
Wednesday night the Self Culture
Club gave very successful dance,
clearing up $6350.
There will be a New Years service
next Sunday night at the Presbyterian
Church, all invited.
Drs. Warner and Hagan operated on
Mrs. Jos. Jarvis for some internal
trouble few days ago.
Special excursion via the Salt Lake
Route, Jan. 8, for grand masque skating
carnival at Eldred's skating rink.
Conner Thomas, superintendent of
the u. p. mines at Schofield, was in
town on mining business Sunday and
Monday.
Mrs. Margaret Browne, Postmistress
at Mammoth, spent the Christmas
holidays in this city with relatives and
and friends.
The day after Christmas, while
scuffling with Milton Beck, J. Preston
Greer had the misfortune of breaking
one of the bones in his leg.
In keeping with its progress, the
nmercial Bank of Spanish Fork
came out with its Christmas dividend
of 2 per cent. Watch our reports,
strong, safe, cons ervative.
will be held in the Fourth ward meet
ing house, January Z, at 1880 pm. An
excellent musical program is prepared.
Don't miss it. Prices to suit all.
j. S. Rife, who recently came in
from southern Utah, returned to Mil
ford Tuesday night. His son, J.V. Rife
left with him. They will work in the
mines in that section of the state.
Fourth annual Elk's excursion to
Southern California, Feb. 9Th. For
reservations and information, call or
write A. w. Raybould, Secretary, B.
p. o. E., No. IS, Salt Lake City.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Rockhill enter
tanned Monday evening at House
Warming" party. About twenty
relatives spent pleasant evening.
A delicious supper was served, after
which music and games were played
l2xl2 full city lot on main street, g.
room brick house, cellar, summer kit
chen, chicken coop, stable, 2 year or
chard, city water, etc; only $500 1-2
cash, balance easy terms; or same with
4xl2 rods of ground for $1,000. Enquire
at Press Office.
A very delightful social dinner was
given by Mr.. and Mrs. David Boyack
on Christmas day, in honor of their son,
Sylvanus Boyack, who has recently
returned from mission in the Samoan
Islands. Many interesting relics and
cIrios from the Islands were exhibited.
Beginning Monday night the Rev. H.
E. Hayes of Salt Lake City will preach
every night at the Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. Hayes is good singer and speaker
: and Rev. F. 0. Leonard of Springville
will assist in the singing. Services
will begin at 1880 p. m. Everybody
welcome
A number of the Self Culture Club
ladies met with Mrs. Lila Hughes
Wednesday, December %. The sub
ject of the entertainment was 1.-THE
English in Virginia. Dainty refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
The club adjourned until after the
holidays.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Farmers Cooperative
Association will be held in the Opera
House, Jan. IL, 1909 at p. M, for the
purpos of electing officers, reading the
financial report, and transacting such
other business as may pro erly come
tef IRE the meeting. All farmers are
in lited.
Thomas Llewellyn was 80 years old
on the 23rd, inst, and his wife made
lovely supper in honor of the occasion
ana invited several friends and relatives
to attend. Supper was served at Z
O'Clock, after which an excellent pro-