The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-10-01

WIN pneumonia.
Hans Olsen's son is improving nicely
from typhoid fever.
Dewey, the S-year-old son of Ted
Woods is down with pneumonia.
AL. Hansen is home from the herd in
Strawberry Valley sick with fever.
Lew Carter of Benjamin is danger
ously i'll with Bright's disease, heart
trouble and dropsy.
Mrs. Clarence Ashcraft of Garfield
is in town visiting with her mother,
Mrs. Andrew Dahle.
Mrs. Francis Hughes will be home
from Salt Lake in few days sound
and well, after having been sick about
five years.
The dance given at the city pavilion
last Friday night was a grand success.
Thirty-five dollars was cleared I'D by
the Fourth ward missionary committee.
Work at the Spanish Mine in Water
canyon is progressing nicely, and each
shot put in reveals something better
looking than the one previous. Two
shifts are beinp worked
WANTED-Two first class young
fresh mich cows. Preferred JERSEY
crossed. Must be good mixers and
dehorned. viii pay cash. Apply or
write to Nick Carpenterer, Eureka, Ut,
"The Life of Christ. y in moving pic
iures at tn FIRST ward meeting house
Thursday and Friday evenings and in
the Fourth ward meeting house Satur-
day evening", was well attended and
very much enjoyed by those present.
That Harvest and Mining Edition"
jist I'd by the Utah bounty Demo
crat is a whale from every point of
view. 1t is handsomely illustrated, with
choice reading matter interspersed. 1t
is booster for Provo and Utah County
and the state.
A. j. Clifton, who has had charge of
the Spanish Fork Canning Factory dur
ing this seasons run, has returned to
his home in Ogden. The seasons work
was cut quite short on account of the
recent frosts, which destroyed the to-
mato crop, peaches, etc.
Yesterday, the Both, it was seven
years since we came over from rovo
to venture out in the printing business
in Spa 1sh Fork. The outlook at first
was very gloomy, as in entering the
city we had to crawl over the carcases
of six or eight other newspapers.
Again David Gull has come to fame
by killing a bear in the m ountaias. this
time east of the Strawberry tunnel.
The limal weighed about 800 pounds
and contained 8 gallons of grease. Jones
Bowen brought down the hide together
with coyote hides. Mr.. Gull killed
a iother bear in that section of the
country years ago.
Fhi folio wing was found among other
locals in one of our copy boxes this
week:
y. P. Greer is now using Denver
Mud. Subscriber. 4"
Yes, we know he is; but he is using
it on his neck, when according to pre-
scription of Moroni Hicks he should
have used it on his head.
The Prosperity Edition of The Repub- |
lican last Sunday was sure hummer.
1t was booster for Utah in general
and Salt Lake City in particular The
reading from cover to cover was very
choice, showing up Utah's sky-scrapers
built with the proceeds of some of
utah's deep mines, etc, etc. To those
who have the welfare of Utah and her
industries at heart it was welcome
visitor.
A. w. Johnson of Palmyra was taken
to Salt Lake last Monday forenoon
suffering with an abcess on the brain.
Tie was operated on in the afternoon at
the l.. d. S. Hospital by DR.. Staffer.
Mr.. johnson was accompanied to Salt
Lake by his wife and son, Andrew, DR..
Warner, Bishop Money and Rodger
Beck. Mr. Johnson was in a stupor
before the operation and has remained
the same since.
Manager B. f. Woodward of the
Idaho Gem Mine at Bear Lake, Idaho,
mas ret lrned home and reports the