The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-03-19
Local Jots
Use all the water you want.

Local Jots
Use all the water you want.
Mrs. l.. M. Jones has returned from
Logan.
We are always busy The Farmers
Cash Mercantile Co.
HouseNWanted-Apply to HIP. Math-
ews, r. G. w. agent.
Mrs. C. M. Twelves is visiting at her
old home in Richmond, Mo.
Mrs. Nancy James has been quite
sick of late but is improving.
100 choice young mich COWS for sale
cheap by j.. M. Greer at Leland.
1t pays to invest with the Farmers
Cash Nero. Co of Spanish Fork, Salem,
Lake Shore and -Mapleton.
LOST-A white knit shawl on the
Leland road. Finder please return to
or notify Mrs. Oliver Swensen.
Next Sunday evening Rev. Lee will
give an address on Religion and Rel-
gions" at the Presbyterian church.
Boaz Andersen was taken to Salt
Lake Tuesday suffering with an inter-
nal tuner He will be operated on.
Geo. Rigtrup and wife will leave next
Monday for Burlington, Big Horn Co.,
Wyoming, where they will make their
home.
Miss Carrie Petersen, who has been
quite sick nearly all winter with ty-
phoid fever, is now recovering very
nicely.
LOST-A gray overcoat, between
Browns stable and Morris Wood S
place. Finder kindly leave same at
this office.
LOST-Bu of keys which were
hanging on hook in the dressing room
at Pack s Pavilion Friday night. Find
er return to John Prior.
The two and one-half year old daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. George hewitt,
died last night of measles pneumonia
and brain fever combined.
Mrs. Mary Isaac was found at her
home to-day suffering from what was
She has been unconscious for about
thirty-six hours.
Mrs. Alonzo Young was operated on
last Monday at the home of her father,
Peter F. Boyack, by Drs. Warner, Ha-
gan, and Arid of Provo. She is getting
along very nicely.
Mr.. Archibald Andrus and Miss Mar
hn .;aI kn
Salt Lake Temple March H. A recep-
ton will be given at the home of the
bridegroom's parents on the 25th, inst
NOTICE--Any person desiring to
join the Stock Growers Association
can call at the residence of the Secre
tary, Oliver Swensen and sign the ar
ticles of agreement. Oliver Swcnsea,
Sect.
George Ainge has resigned his posi-
ton at the Coop, and is now in charge
fof Studebaker Bro S business here; he
was presented with beautiful book
case and arm chair by the clerks last
! Saturday.
NOT1CE-Parties allowing stock to
| run at large in the streets will be ar
rested and prosecuted according to
See. 261, Chapter %, revised ordinances
of Spanish Fork. By order of the City
Council. Fred S. Dart, Marshal.
Mrs. Dell Sena C. Wilkins goes on a
a mission to Mexico on April 8. A soc
ial and benefit for her was given on
Saturday evening last, when a purse
containing $53.65 was given her for a
send off. Her husband is now on mis-
| sion at the same place.
John W., Joe and Ben Finch, Gill
| Stebbins and James Jameson have Sc
| cured an So, QUO contract in Skull Valley
, lining canal of the Church farm.
/ They intend to commence work April
l, and have until September, 1908, to
finish the job.
The celebrated World Orchestra
played at the Salem Opera House last
! night. The crowd is said to have been
the largest that ever gave an ovation
to any musical organization. The proof
of the music is the hearing. at Paws
to engage the World Orchestra. w
A very enjoyable time was had al
the home of Mrs. Fl. j. Nelson on the
14th inst, it being her 36th birthday.
Tables We're spread with good things t.
eat and all seemed to enjoy themselves.
Brother Nelson is on a mission to Den
mark. Though absent, he was not for
gotten.
Miss Annie Gardner entertained al
dinner last Sunday the following: Mr..
and Mrs. Saxey, Mr.. and Mrs. Beers,
Mr.. and Mrs. Brockbank, Mrs. John
Jones: Mrs. Mary Greer, Mrs. Clara
Robertson Mrs. Jennie Beck, Miss
Lizzie Rowe and Mr.. Taylor Thurber.
A pleasant and enjoyable evening was
spent, the company being entertained
with music, songs, etc.
Mrs. Ella Braithwaite delightfully."-
entertained the self culture club and
their partners and few invited guests