The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1909-02-04
Local Jots


Local Jots
Fresh fish and oysters at Robt. Boy
ack's today.
Reduced prices on our heavy shirts
at Dah!e Bros.
Best oranges for the least money at
Robt. Boyack's.
A son was born so Mrs. George w.
Smell January 25th.
Wanted A gardener to run garden.
Apply to VIM. Lewis.
See our line of mems work shirts at
60c each at Dahle Bros.
Mrs. Annie Stanton has gone to
Tucker to spend a week with her hus-
band.
David Boyack has bought the place
formerly owned by Charles ID. johnson
in the Third ward.
Farm for rent-30 acres of land north
of town. For particulars see Dan
King in the Fourth ward. feb III
The biggest thing in this county is
Nebo mountain, but the latest thing is
the Nebo Implement Co.
Just received new line of mems
fancy and work shirts. Prices are
right; see US, Dahle Bros.
VIM. A. Pace reports inches of
snow at Wood Side, Castle Valley.
They are experiencing the hardest win
ter in that section ever known.
At 11:30 Sunday morning Judge
Saxey will give an address on the life
of Abraham Lincoln in the Presbyterian
Church Spanish Fork. The public is
invited.
One day last week Reverand Lee and
wife and Marshal Dart found the fam
lily of Richard Smith in a destitute
condition. They took up collection
and got them some coal, groceries and
clothing.
On Sunday evening at the City Pavil-
ion, there will be temperance mass
mcetingf under the auspices of the
WomeIi's Organizations of Spanish
Fork. A good program will be rem
dered. Everybody invited.
Whiskey when you are hungry,
Bread when you are dry,
Pills when you are sick
And Heaven when you die.
1t pays BETTER to trade with the
City Drug Store.
The Farmers Institute train will be
in this city all day Monday, February
18TH Meetings will be held in the
forenoon and afternoon. All farmers
are invited to visit the cars, inspect
the exhibit and hear the lectures.
Last Thursday party was given by
the Second and Third wards at the
Opera House in honor of w. A. Jones
and Rodger Greer, who have lately
returned from missions in England.
An excellent program was rendered,
after which refreshments were served.
The KensiDgton Club met at the
home of Mrs. ii. B. Williams Wednes-
day January Goth. Mrs. L. Pace was
a visitor. A very pleasant afternoon
was spent. The club met again Feb. 2
at the home of Mrs Harry Davis. A
goodly number were present and all
had an enjoyable time.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Spanish Fork East Bench
Irrigation and Manufacturing Company
held last Monday, the following officers
were unanimously reelected for the
ensuing two years: George Christensen,
vice-president; Andrew Prior, trustee.
and Nicholas Smith, Secretary.
Many of our subscribers have asked
US why W. have not published the fl
nanciai statement of the city as yet.
Our answer is this: The city recorder is
required by law to prepare and have
published such a statement annually.
We understand he rs now preparing
such statement for publication.
The Holy City" which is at the
Opera House, Wednesday, February 10
is to be one of the most important
events of the theatrical season in this
city. The play which deals with the
time of Christ is most interesting and
the subject is handled most reverently.
All necessary scenery is carried and
cast is the best that could be secured.