The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1909-05-20

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WEEKLY
ANDREW JENSEN, PUBLISHER
Local JOtS
Miss Jessie Hughes and number Of
her associates held an ice cream part,
on Monday last, it being her 7th birth
day.
F. w. Tuckerman, special pension
examiner of the western district, whose
home is at Colorado Springs, has beer
in this city looking up the pesion claims
of VIM. F. Pace and J. w. Thomas.
1t doesn't cost any more to wear
swell shoe that is up to the minute
in style than to wear the out of date
kind, ours are the very latest and our
prices are right, if you do not see us
we both loose. -Dahe Bros.
Tuesday evening the people of the
Third ward gave Rees ID. James a
party in honor of his long services as
leader of the choir. A fine program
was rendered, refreshments were serv-
ed. Mr.. James was presented with a
fine easy chair at the close.
Lydia Jane Beck against Wells Beck
suit for divorce, cost of suit $50 a month
permanent alimony and that the
plaintiff be restored her maiden name,
Lydia Jane Roundy. The couple were
married at Rancho, Kane county,
August 10, 1902 Habitual drunkenness
is the cause of action.
NOTICE A few citizens are using
water from the city waterworks for
their lawns who are not paying for
same. This practice must be discon-
\ tinued at once; and those who are paw
ing for water for lawns must Just
merely use what they are paying for. ---
d. E. Robertson, Supt. Waterworks.
NOTICE Those who have stock run
ning in the streets must keep them up
after Mondry, May oath. Fred S. Dart,
Marshal.
The past winter and spring has been
very hard on stock on account of hay
shortage, hence the officers have been
quite leneant with stock feeding in the
street this spring, and the same has no
doubt been appreciated by those short
of feed.
Mrs. Jos Chivrill of this city received
word last Friday that her brother, Or
son Haynes of Nephi, had died from
leakage of the heart; he was 80 years
OF age. Mr.. and Mrs. Chivrill were in
Nephi to attend the funeral Sunday.
Upon their return home Tuesday word
was received that Mr.. Chivril's sisters
three-year-old son had died in Eureka.
They left on the evening train in order
to attend the funeral Wednesday.
Word was received by friends in
Spanish Fork yesterday that Robert l..
Kennason, an old resident of this city,
had died in Scotland, his native land,
to which he returned about ten wears
ago. He left Spanish Fork 80 years
ago and went to Colorado and became
well-to-do in the cattle business, he
next came back and lived at Payson for
number of years. and then moved to
Provo, where he lived till he moved
back to the old country
X. M. JeY has been informed by a
number of persons this week that he is
leaving town and will discontinue bust
ness; he wishes it to be known that it
is false report; he will carry on the
picture framing, upholstering and floral
business at his residence, blks north
of the foundry; having received quite
number of orders for flowers from
outside settlements, anyone wishing
flowers should send in their orders as
ear y as possible for decoration dav.
Bell phone Ia; Ind. 3S-d.
Last Monday transiant painter by
the name of Geo. W. Waterbury was
arrested on warrant sworn to by ID.
T. Atwood, charging him with obtain-
ing money under false pretenses. Wat
erberry sold buggy to Atwood for
5000, and when Atwood went to take
1t away Ben. Hughes objected on the
grounds that it was his buggy. Water