The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-02-06

David Hicks and Mark Killgore of
Jackson's Hole, Wyoming, are in town
visiting with Thos. Jarvis and family
and other relatives.
A Scandinavian married peoples par
ty will be given at the city pavilion
next Wednesday night, for which invi-
tations are being printed.
Jos. Ottesen was up Spanish Fork
canyon Monday looking for stock, and
reports encountering full four feet of
snow at the big hill in Shirts canyon.
George Hitchings has sold his home
to Isaac Morgan of Winter Quarters.
Mr.. Hitchings will move into his faith
er's former residence in the Third ward.
Mrs. Geo. A. Hicks has been very
sick for few days past, but is better
today, and is believed to be out of dam
ger. She was suffering a severe at
tack of 'strangulated hernia"
The kensington Club met Tuesday at
2 o'clock with Mrs. Herbert Williams.
Eleven members were in attendance.
Officers were elected for the new year.
Delicious refreshments were served.
County School Supt. l.. E. Eggertsen
has called meeting in Provo for next
Saturday, February 9Th, of all the
school trustees of Utah county to con-
slider the best interest of the schools.
The gambling cases in which a num-
Der of citizens were found guilty before
Justice Frost December 26, and heavy
fines imposed upon the guilty parties,
were thrown out of court last week in
Provo; no cause of action.
Judge Saxey was in Provo on legal
business Monday and Tuesday. He was
taken quite sick in the court room and
was taken to the home of his son John,
and finally came home on Tuesday even
ing; he is improving nicely.
CoMING-O. Fl. Wheeler, the eye
sight specialist; will be in Spanish Fork
the latter part of February. Refer
ences given by people in this city.
Years of experience. Is the only grad
uate optician that visits Spanish Fork. :
Ex-Mayor Greer, whom we had not
seen for long time, made this office
a pleasant call Tuesday. He told us he
had been herding sheep of late. He
paid his subscription before leaving,
that's what made the visit pleasant
one to US.
Mrs. Clara Robertson entertained the
Self Culture Club Jan. 30th; fourteen
members were in attendance. The
evening was devoted 10 the study of
Dickins' Nicholas Nickleby" Part IL
given by Anna Gardner. Current events
by Edna Brockbank. Refreshments
were served.
At the meeting of the West Field IT.
ration Co. the following officers were
elected for the next year: A. T. Money.
president; John E. Bowen, vice-presi-
dent; George Jarvis, M. Baadsgaard
and James Sorensen, directors, with
SudS' MUM 40 ScSiSldly anu treasurer.
Absolute accuracy is the first thing
to consider in the compounding of pres
criptions. The majority of people in
Spanish Fork add SURROUNDING towns
learned by experience that The Void
Drug Co. is dependable; that they are
reasonable instheir charges and that
service can be had at any hour of the
night or day
A birthday party was given January
25th at the home of James Sorensen,
of Palmyra, in honor of the 50th ami
versary Of his birth. His four children
were present among number of rela-
tives and friends. A bounteous supper
consisting of the good things of the
farm were served, after which short
program was rendered, and social chat
closed the pleasant evening, All bid the
host MANY happy returns of the dav