The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-09-10


Miss Minnie Greer left last Monda,
to attend the l.. d. s. University a
at Salt Lake.
Mrs. Fred S. Dart left last Saturday
for Denver, Colo, where she will visit
with Marshal Darts sister.
The schools of this city began theil
seasons work last Monday with large
number of students in attendance.
Wells Robertson has returned from
Skull Valley to accept position as
teacher in the schools for the season.
Mrs. A. G.. Stoddard arrived from
Fairfax, Minnesota, last Friday, and
will be located at the George Chambers
residence on Main st.
John Braithwaite will be working at
his trade at Hinkley, Willard Co. the
next three months. Mrs. Braithwaite
may go down there for short time.
LOST Between Oliver Swensen's
residence and the Coop store, hand
satchel containing So cash and an initial
silk handkerchief. Finder please re-
turn to Mrs. John Briggs and be re-
warded.
Wednesday evening the Royal Neigh
bors of Spanish Fork initiated into
their order Mrs. James l.. Hales at
their hall over the First National Bank.
After this refreshments were served
and social chat INDUCED in.
We take these means of expressing
our thanks to the many kind friends
who assisted us during the sickness
and death of our wife and mother and
also for the beautiful floral decorations.
Horace King and family.
DIR. j. A. Brown, veterinary surgeon,
has decided to leave Spanish Fork.
During his stay here he has worked ur
very nice business, but has much
trouble collecting his bills, on account
of which he will move to Idaho.
Spencer Woodward and his mother
have returnkd to Spanish Fork where
Spencer will be treated by DR.. Richards
of Salt Lake. Sanford Woodward, our
express boy has gone to Bear Lake
with his camera, where he expects to
get some nice views,
Mrs. Francis d. Hughes, daughter
of Jas. C. Jensen, had an operation
performed about two weeks ago at the
Ids. Hospital, Salt Lake by Drs.
Richards & Son. This is the fourth
operation performed on Mrs. Hughes,
and she is getting along fine and will
be home in about week.
LOST-A white crocheted shawl,
te .ween r. G. depot and Samuel Corn
aby's. Finder return to E. G. Jones.
Later-The first edition of The Press
had been on the steets only few min
utes when Chas. Poulson, constant
r ,ader of the paper, brought in the
shawl, so Mr.. Jones call here for same.
This viii no doubt convince many that
lit pays to advertise"
Manager B. F. Woodward of the
Idaho Gem Mining Co., Bear Lake.
Idaho reports that they have their shaft
house. boarding house, blacksmith
shop and other buildings completed and
that they have tapped their vein at lis
feet and crosscut 20 feet and are still
in lead ore with lots of porphory and
They expect to crosscut
to the other wall and do some drifting,
The longer you put off paying your
bills the harder it is for you to pay them
find it so. Kind friends do wish |
did not need the money, then / would
not ask you to pay. Call in Miss Huff's
store, where either Miss Huff
or Miss Beck will credit you with the
you have with them. do hope
L Will not be necessary to place the
small amount | have out in the hands
Of collector. Martha Johnson.
The funeral services over the remains
of George Bell were held at the resi-
dence last Saturday afternoon. at which
there was good attendance to pay
their last respects to one of the early
settlers of Spanish Fork, having lived
here over fifty years. Bishop Hales
presided and the speakers were Mari
nus Larsen, C. w. Booth, G. w. Wilkins