The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1909-11-11

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Provo is doing business among us today.
Marshal Dart is spending the last
three days of the week in Provo on
business.
Lost Work bride on Palmyra road
Saturday night. Finder kindly return
to Delbert Banks.
Mrs Chris Larsen has gone to Butte
to visit with her sister, Mrs. Affair.
She will be gone till after Thanksgiving
Mr.. Fred Jackman is complaining
about his COW going dry since election.
He is thinking of moving over to Salem.
Those who have not yet paid their
poll tax should do 50 at once, or they
will be delinquent, and the tax will be
collected according to law.
The Danish people of this city held
meeting in the Fourth ward meeting
house last Sunday afternoon. The SER
vices were conducted in the Danish
language.
Wednesday evening, Nov. 18th, at
the Fourth ward meeting house, grand
concert for the benefit of missionaries
in the field. The very best local talent
will aptarfaip
For Sale Two homes, two farms, one
80 acres, one Is acres, two mich cows,
on, self binder and other farming imp
lements, stove and sideboard. Apply
toJ. II. Patterson, Spanish Fork.
T. o. Greer, who during the past
two years has been in Clio, California
working on the Western Pacific, has
returned home. The grading is now
completed and the rails have been laid
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Beck of Lee
land were visitors at the Third ward
meeting last Sunday afternoon. w. P.
the B. Y. U. was also visitor at the
meeting.
The members of the Third ward wish
to thank the officers for the annual
social given them last Thursday. A
fine program was given. Sister Money
sang a good old song of thirty years
ago, 20, Could We Ever Dwell in Soc
ial Pleasure Here.
The Sunday School library of the
Presbyterian church has been enlarged
by the addition of about eighty volumes,
most of them splendid, books. These
are the generous gift of Mrs. Lees
friends in Pittsburg, Penn, to whom
we feel deeply grateful.
The past ten days several politicians
have been around chasing down cam
paign lies. In some cases some heated
words were exchanged, and in some
cases where the lies? were true, they
We're asked to say no more about it.
That's the only way, quit quarreling.
The Royal Neighbors met last Friday
afternoon in the library of the Presby-
terrain church. They decided to meet
henceforth on the first and third Fri
days of each month, After business
was attended to, refreshments were
served by Neighbor Devetta Stewart.
Geo. w. Uline. a special pension ex-
aminer from Denver, Colorado,
was in town yesterday looking up the
evidence in regard to the pension claim
of Mrs. Hannah Hughes. There is a
fair prospect of Mrs, Hughes getting Il
pension for her husbands services in
the Walker War of 1858
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. j Johnson of Peoria,
ILL.,, are in town visiting with Mr..
Johnson's parents Mr.. and Mrs. Gud-
man Johnson. They will remain here
about one month. Mr.. johnson is
travelling salesman for Nj. NJ. Baker &
Co., of Peoria, wholesalers of heavy
machinery and automobiles.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
cordially invite all to attend social at
the church Friday evening, Nov. 18th.
There will be a short program, games
and refreshments for which a small
charge will be made. The proceeds
will be used to pay for electric lights
for the church Come out, have "A good
time and help a good cause.