The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1909-01-07

We can fit any shoe with rubbers,
from the smallest child to the largest
man, and our prices are the lowest.
See US, DAZZLE Bros.
Dell Brockbank's barber shop is now
in working order. He has fixed it up
in first class style, withe the latest
improved chairs, wash basins, bath
tub, etc.
Fred Hansen came down last Monday
in his wooden shoes. 1t caused kind of
home-like feeling to come over his
honorable the editor of The Press when
he saw them.
Editor Larsen of the Provo Democrat
received as Christmas present the
publication of which he is editor. w.
M. Roylance, the former owner, handed
it over with his best wishes.
In the near future company from
Second ward will present the great
labor drama, Strife" 1t is play
fall of spicy comedy, deep feeling and
dramatic climaxes. Don't fail'to see it.
The main attraction at Eldred' S
skating rink the past week, was our
old friend James Sorenson of Palmyra.
His actions were so suspicious that the
Marshal was asked to keep his eyes on
him.
Mrs. Matilda Strawn and Miss Nellie
Stockey, of Iowa, who have visiting
with relatives in this city for some
time, left Monday morning for Los
Angeles, where they will visit with
other relatives.
New Years eve number of friends
gathered at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ M. Thomas and gave them grand
surprise. A fine program was render
ed. The company stayed to welcome
in the New Year.
On New Years eve Mrs. Wells
Robertson entertained at her home a
number of relatives and friends, and the
following evening Mrs. T. o. Greer en-
tertained the same crowd. An elegant
supper was served at both places.
Sheriff Henroid and Marshal Church
came down from Eureka last Monday
after a Jail bird who made his get
away from that place and was cap
tured at Spanish Fork by Marshal Dart
the charge against the man was burg
larry.
DR.. j. Frei Potter. Optician, went to
Salt Lake New Years day to attend the
meeting of the Utah Association of
Opticians, which elected new officer
for the present year, and he reports |
having had good time, attending
big banquet given by the association.
Leo Jones, who was accidently shot
in the face at Tucker about ten days ago
by Ralph Lewis, has been discharged as
well from the hospital at Provo. No
bullet could be located by the doctors
with the X-rays, and they have decided
that the bullet must have passed out
through the ear.
Rev. II. E. Hays of Salt Lake City
will speak on the following topics at
the Presbyterian Church: Thursday
evening, New Life From Above"
Fridry evening, Christian Growth"
Sunday evening, what About Christi"
Mr.. Hays will slso speak at the Sunday
School Sunday morning.
In order to comply with the postal
laws of the u. S. a subscriber is not
entitled to the second class rate through
the mails, when more than one wear in
hence, we will have to cut off
a few of our subscribers after this
issue of The Press.
Your statement is before you each
week.
Mrs. j. Ralph Wilkins returned from
Mexico, where she has been doing
work, last Tuesday night.
he was called home on account of her
lother's sickness. Mrs. Christensen
'as hurt some time ago by being
nocked down by horse. She has
nee taken pneumonia and is now in a