The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-05-28
Local Jots

Local Jots
Young Pigs-30 Of them-for sale b
James M. Greer, at Leland.
Miss Maud Moore, of Mammoth,
visiting here with relatives and friends
I. j. Rolfe, formerly of Robinson
matchmaker and jeweller, is no,
located at the City Drug Store, Spanis
Fork.
On the 18th of June the Miner
Union of Tintic will celebrate theil
annual reunion at Spanish Fork. Lool
out for big time.
LOST-A two year old brown mare,
branded V. o. on right thigh. Finder
please notify the Editor and receive
reward. G.. o. Erickson.
A rate of 1-5 fare for round trip
on certificate plan, via the Salt Lake
route to Salt Lake, on account of G.. A.
r. meeting, Monday, June /.
Today nearly everybody is ready to
say that the weather man goes to ex-
tremes. A month ago we were praying
for rain, now we are praying for it to
stop.
We acknowledge an invitation from
the Alumni Association of the Utah
Agricultural College to attend the
commencement exercises of that insti-
tuition on May 3lst.
Miss Emily Manwill, of Mammoth
has been visiting with her friend, Miss
Minnie Greer in this city the past week.
Miss Greer has now gone to Mammoth
for months visit.
Mr.. Angus f. Pierce and Miss Clara
Brockbank were married at the Salt
Lake Temple, Wednesday. Their re-
ception will be held at the residence of
the brides parents this evening.
The benefit ball given at the city
pavilion last Saturday for Joseph Bough-
berg was a grand success, and $52 was
cleared up for Mr. Boughberg, who is
now in the hospital at Salt Lake.
Mrs. Clarence Ashcraft, whose home
is now at Garfield, has been visiting in
this city with her mother, Mrs. Evans
DAZZLE, and before leaving she came in
and had her name placed on our sub
scriptioD list.
The regular meeting of the High
Priests viii be held in the Priesthood
Hall, Monday, June LIST, at 2 p. m.
Elder John Moore will be the speaker
and all High Priests are invited to be
present. James Robertson, President,
Alma Beck arrived from Logan Tues
day, where he has been attending the
Agricultural College. He leaves in the
near future for the Philippines where
ne is to teach woodwork in one of the
United States schools. We wish him
success in his new field of labor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chef Leavitt of Ollville
and James nj. Greer of Leland were in
town Monday. Leavitt and Greer talk
ed both mining and politics to friends.
Mr.. Leavitt seems to favor Roosevelt
for President and Jim Greer for Vice
President in next falls election.
The Self Culture Club met with Mrs.
Emeline Dubois on the 22nd inst. Fiji
teen members in attendance. j. F..
Holland was the topic for discussion.
Mrs. Jennie Beck related his book.
Bitter Sweet" much to the enjoy-
ment of all present. Refreshments
We're served.
A number of the little misses of the
Third ward have organized social
club, which they have named the Opal
Club. They gave their first entertain
ment last Friday afternoon, when eight
members of the club were present.
The meeting was held at the home of
Miss Vera Davis, the promoter. After
games of different kinds and general
good time, refreshments We're served.
They will meet enthusiastically.
Work has been commenced on the
oven for the bakery of Clark & Jensen,
in the rear of the Morgan and Davis
building, opposite the Boyack House,
and it is thought it will be ready for
use the latter part of next week, after
which Nnap;cb Fail, ..,o,, r