The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-01-16

yback, but just the same we haveV
esuffered the tortures of the damnede
fthere for several days. Jensen. 4
Niels Thomson of Benjamin has a 49,
year-old son quite sick with the measles.
We sell the best rubbers at lowest
prices. &c. o. Eiriksson.
Springville folks prefer to have their
prescriptions filed at The World Drug
Store.
Miss Clara Black of Deseret is visit
ing with her sister, Mrs. Niels Peterson,
of this city.
Charles Gunderson of Mt. Pleasant,
nephew of S. Peterson, is in town visit
ing with relatives.
John A. Ferguson, who is now living
at Monroe, was in town last week to
attend the funeral of Jos. Morgan.
Nathanial Ludlow has been appointed
and is now acting as policeman instead
of Jos. Larsen, who declined to act.
Reuben Hales and Hannah Hales left
last Monday for Salt Lake, where they
will visit with Mrs. w. H. Kirkman.
Willard Peterson and wife have again
gone to house keeping. They are liv-
ing in Chas. Peterson's house in the 4th
ward
The Spanish Fork Coop and the
Young Mems Coop have had their
doors closed three days this week for
stock taking.
At the Thomas Drage dance last
night at Packs Pavilion $3.50 was
cleared up which has been turned over
to the family.
There is not drug store in Utah
that gives more conscientious care in
the filling of prescriptions than The
World Drug Co.
Chas. Ashcroft of Mapleton and Miss
Mary d. Evans of this city were mar
ried last Thursday night. Ex-Bishop
Larsen performed the ceremony.
The ladies' demonstrated the fact at
the Leap Year ball last Saturday night
that they they can be real sports once
in four years if they have the chance.
Joe Wren has sold out his interest in
the saloon business to VIM. Boyack.
We understand that Wren will start a
pool room in the Brown building which
he formerly occupied.
Card of Thanks-George C. Thomas
and family wish to thank the public of
Spanish Fork and of Mammoth for the
for the aid and sympathy extended at
the death and funeral of their mother
Mrs. John o. Thomas.
On account of the Dry Farmers Con-
gress, the Horticultural Meeting and
Masonic Grand Lodge in Salt Lake the
X. G. w. will make rate of one fare
for the round trip, Jan. 10 to "a; final
limit returning Jan. 9th.
Miss Louise Farr of this city and VIM.
Bramell of Springville were married at
the home of the brides mother last
night, at which time and place recep-
ton was given, forty-one immediate
relatives and friends were present.
Rosetta, the four and one half month
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lars o.
Lawrence of the First ward died last
Tuesday morning of pneumonia, having
been sick four days, The funeral servi-
ces were held at the residence today
There will be preaching services at
the Presbyterian Church Sunday even
ing at 7:30 o'clock. A sermon on Songs
of the Heart: How God speaks to Man, .
will be given by the pastor, Rev Theo.
Lee. The public is cordially invited
The other day man accused the
World Drug Co. of treating their Gus
toners with more courtesy and fairness
than any other drug store around this
part of the country. The man who
made this accusation was from Payson.
The old M. B. Gay building on Main
ST. is now a thing of the past, and in
near future fine business block will
be erected by the Martell Co. Cement
walks are now being put in or the south
and west of these grounds, and other
business institutions down the block
will follow.