The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-08-06

WIN symptoms OF JypDOlu IeVer.
Mrs. John Halam and her daughter,
Mrs. Annie Gull, have returned from a
two weeks visit in Idaho with relatives.
Taylor Thurber is in Zion on brief
vacation; his place at the Commercial
Bank is being filled by Miss Matte
Miles.
FOR SALE The Little Green Wag-
on, camping outfit, bed in the wagon,
etc, and other paraphernalia See DR..
c. M. Hart.
LOST-A wool comforter between
the mouth of Spanish Fork Canyon and
Alfred Rees residence. Finder return
to Mrs. Dan Hansen.
LOST Two small trusses, between
Geo. Bowen's residence and George S.
Boyack's residence. Finder kindly
leave same at Press Office.
Expert horse shoeing, means to shoe
for corns, thruss, contraction, hoof
bound, crooked feet, over reaching,
interfering, etc. Ask Tn. & d. E.
Petersen.
Mrs. William Simmons and relatives
wish to express their sincere thanks to
those who so kindly rendered assistance
during the sickness and death of her
husband.
N. P. Petersen will open store west
of Ben Hansens shoe shop on the
Springville road. He will deal in groc-
cries and confectionery, also deal in
junk. Call and see him.
Mrs. Wells Roberts entertained a
number of lady friends Monday after
nom in honor of Mrs. Nellie Powell
Miller who is here from Murray visit
ing with relatives and friends.
Next Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day there will be large number Of
strangers in town and we would suggest
that citizens clean up their places and
make them look as neat as possible.
VI course, a man has right to
change his politics to suit his own taste; ;
but. if the desire to change comes while
the office-seeking fever is on, then the
turn-coat needs watching very closely.
On August the pleasant hum of the
threshing machine was heard sending
out the golden grain. 1t has been
most suspicious season, browning the
industrious farmer with success in his
labors.
Geo. 5. Boyack has been making i'm
provements at his home in third ward.
His dwelling has been raised and an Is
inch cement foundation put in, also a
new cement cellar. One new room will
also be added this season,
Five Springville youths were arrested
b. Policeman Rowe last Sunday night.
They We're brought before Justice
DAZZLE Monday on the charge of fast
driving. The officers are going to see
that all such bu siness is stopped in the
future.
A. j. Clifton, superintendent of the
Spanish Fork Canning Co. started
operations on July 81 with force of
50 hands. They have been kept busy
until now canning beans. When toma-
to canning commences it looks as though
the premises will be crowded.
Hans Hansen, son of Sege Hansen,
who has been home a couple of months
returned to Roosevelt on the reserya-
tion Wednesday of last week, accom-
panied By Orvil Johnson. They like the
new country fine, and say there is an
abundance of grain being raised there
this year.
VIM. Monk was quite seriously injured
in a runaway Tuesday morning.
While on his way down town to attend |
to some business his horse took fright
at train and ran into telephone pole
throwing Mr.. Monk violently to the
ground. He was picked up and taken
home before he regained consciousness.
He is getting along rs we'll as possible
under the circum ses.