The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1909-07-22


where they attended the State Retail
Druggists convention.
Mrs. Bessie Beck has returned home
after two weeks visit with her sis
ters in. Salt Lake City. She is now
prepared to take rug orders.
LostA rubber boot between the
Second ward meeting house and Joseph
Angus residence. Finder return same
to Mr.. Angus and be rewarded.
The four-months-old baby of Mr.. and
Mrs Samuel Ashby of Lake Shore died
last Sunday; the burial took place in
the Spanish Fork cemetery Monday
afternoon.
Elias Hansen of Cedar City has
opened law office in the Greer building.
Mr.. Hansen and family have rented
Morgan Beck's residence in Third ward,
Mr.. Beck having moved to Leland
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c., Larsen have re-
turned from Ephraim where they have
spent a week visiting with relatives.
They drove down and back in a rig
behind Mr.. Larsen's blooded horses
Miss Amelia Peterson and Eugene
Miner of this city were married last
Friday. They are both popular young
people of this city and The Press joins
their many friends in wishing them
success in life.
Dan Albertson returned last Friday
from trip through Sewer Valley.
Judging from the smile he has worn
since he returned, one would draw the
conclusion that the fair sex treated him
well on his trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Davis wish to
thank the children and officers of the
primary and all those neighbors and
friends for their assistance and SYM
pathy during the sickness and death of
their little son, Walter.
Monday morning the contractors
commenced work on the new school
house by tearing down the old buildings
on the grounds. This removes one of
the oldest landmarks in Spanish Fork.
The old adobe building was erected in
1868.
Messrs. Willinghll, Davis and Staff
ord, travelling men from Salt Lake, and
Mrs Nellie Powell, Harry Davis sister,
from Murray, were in town Monday to
attend the funeral of little Waiter
Davis. Mrs. Powell will remain here
until after the oath.
Mrs. Bertha Freckleton of Salt Lake
and N. P. Petersen of this city were
married in Provo Wednesday. They
have gone to spend few days in Salt
Lake and then Mr.. Petersen will return,
to his business in this city, The Press
extends congratulations.
Lost On July Is, 1909, a ID. & r. G.
scrip book containing about $2l in scrip.
This scrip book also contains the fol-
lowing name and address: c. T. Black,
Richfield. Finder of this book will
confer favor on Mr.. Black by leaving
same at Charlotte Hotel.
Miss Minnie Rothwell of Springville
and Mr.. John w. Dahle of this city,
will be married at the home of the
brides parents in Springville tonight.
Both are popular young people and we
join their many friends in wishing them
happy voyage through life.
While Will West was taking some
fruit up town Wednesday morning al
automobile came along and frightened
horse he had tied behind. The hors,
upset the buggy and threw Mr.. Wes
and his load out into the street. BY
ISLANDERS caught the animal before an,
further damage was done. Mr.. Yves
was not hurt.
David Prior returned recently from
trip through the southern part of tn
state and the northern part of Arizona
doing business for the Deseret New
Book Store in the school supply line
In the wilds of Arizona he bought iron
"A man two young goats. One of tn
goats died on the way home to Spanis
Fork. Mr.. Prior claims that this is
new kind of goat, in that the Arizon
goats tail bends upward while the Uta