The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-03-12
Local JotS
FRESH FISH Friday. r. Boyack.

1t Pays BETTER to Trade with the
City Drug Store.
VIM. B. Hughes of Salt Sake is in
town on business today.
This seasons theatrical "Hunch" is
'My Dixie Girl" March Is.
VIM. Thomas of Idaho Falls, brother
of Lorenzo Thomas, is in this city on a
ten days visit.
Now is the time to buy your garden
seeds at the Y. M. Coop and while
there ask for a plug of that 3Oc tobacco.
Lost Watch Fob, black, with Macca-
hee emblem and small gold chain at
tached. Finder please return to this
office.
Miss Sarah johnson will leave next
Monday to take position of stenogra-
pher and book keeper at Mrs. Fares
millinery store.
Martha johnson has arrived from
Salt Lake and announces her millinery
opening of spring styles will be next
Monday, March 10Th.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Butler wish to
thank their friends for their aid and
sympathy during their late bereaye-
ment, in the death of their baby.
Israel Hayes, principal of the Salem
schools, is in this city; he informs us
that the schools there are closed this
week on acc punt of scarlet fever,
The High Counsel of the Nebo Stake
will meet at p. m, Friday, March 81.
The Priesthood meeting of the Nebo
Stake will be held March %, at 10 a. m.
Chef Leavitt of Inyo Gold Mine fame
is in town on business. Chef thinks
there'll be something doing in Inyo
county, California, as soon as the finan-
cial clowd begin to roll back,
| 1t is reported at this office that the
field mice are becoming quite numerous
and that unless something is done to
destroy this pest many lucern patches
will be destroyed. Exterminate them.
Today you may be happy,
tomorrow you may be sad,
But get a suit of clothes that's snappy,
| That'l II always make you glad.
See Rob Boyack for samples; fit or no
sale. Satisfaction guaranteed
| a few days ago discussion on the
merits of tobacco was overheard be-
tween two gentlemen of our CITY and
before the debate closed it was unani-
nously decided that the tobacco sold at
the Z. Nj. Coop for 30c plug excelled
all others.
Ray, the two-years-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Carter died last Friday
from an attack of inflammation of the
bowels which succeeded measles and
pneumonia. Thesfuneral services were
held at inc Third ward meeting house
Sunday.
Remember we are still selling soap 7
bars for quarter at Y. M. Coop.
Those who have tried it are recommend
ing 1t to their neighbors. We still have
some left, ladies. Call and get some
and while there get some of that SOC
tobacco for your husband.
j. b. Hughes and w. j. Boyack have
consolidated their saloons, and operated
their business for a while in the old w.
Il. Jones building, while the Boyack
building was being papered and painted,
and otherwise remodeled. They moved
into the Boyack building last Monday.
James Powell, pioneer of Spanish
Fork, died of cancer of the face Tues
day at the age sc years. About 8 years
ago he was operated on, and apparently
cured of canced on his lip, but recent
~ it broke out anew and spread all over
his face. The funeral services were
held at the old Powell residence this
afternoon.
Horace Gale threatens to plant suit at
once against His Royal Highness John
Preston Greer for breach of promise.
On the bills advertising leap year ball
February 18th John offered prize of 2
dollars to any man who did not have the
question popped at the ball that night. |
Horace claims that not a single solitary
girl mentioned marriage to him, hence
the legal proceedings.
Ernest Brown is reported to be get
sA''Ss tAiNAS WY iliSSiy at Tic nDSplIdl
in Salt Lake. A week ago last Satur-
day he was lighting the lamps in the
Hughes IL Boyack saloon; he was stand |
ing on chair, which fell and Mr..
Brown was thrown to the ground with
considerable force, breaking his leg in
three places. DR.. Hagan recommended |
that he be taken to the hospital, as it |
was necessary to use the X-Rays in To- |
eating the broken bones.
w. M. Forney, r. G. agent, will not !
be transferred to Goshen as announced |
in these columns two weeks ago, and |
p. X. Heuring has resigned from the r. |
G. system entirely. When it was rum
ored that Mr.. Forney was to leave this
place farewell party was huriedly got
ten up in his honor at the home of Mrs.
Hilma Hales. where he is boarding; and
as an evidence of the popularity of the
young man with our Young people a