The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1909-09-16
Local Jots
SALT LAKE ROUTE TINE CARD
NOW IN EFFECT:

NOW IN EFFECT:
FOR SALT LAKE
No. 66-gOing north ... 8:04 am
No. 62-going north . 10:15 am
No. Ga going north ........ 1928 pm
FROM SALT LAKE
No. 63--going south ....... 1915 am
No. 61gong south ......... 6:2l pm
No. 65--going south ... 1918 am
Onions for sale at II. NJ. Markkham's
of Leland.
Mrs Stina Holm of Palmyra is Wis.
iting with relatives in Eureka.
LOST-Large brass key. Finder
kindly return same to this office.
italian prunes and sweet plums for
sale at Mrs. Priscilla Evans, soc per
bushel
Miss Minnie Greer left Sunday for
Salt Lake where she will attend the
u. OF u.
Mrs. Nels Petersen (Salt Lake
Route agent was in Provo visiting
last Monday.
Mrs Chris Larsen and Mifs May Lar
sen left this evening to visit with rea-
tives at Robinson.
Mrs. Caroline Holt and George p.
Thompson OF the First ward were
married in the Manti temple Wednes-
day.
Miss Stella Bradford who went to
Idaho about ten days ago returned this
evening. She had been sick several
days, hence her return.
Roy, Dora and Mary Stewart left
Monday for Springville where they will
be boarding pupils at the high school
OF the Hungerford academy.
Miss May Evans, who has been
spending the summer in Salt Lake
with her aunt, Mrs. Daisie Fail, re.
turned home last Sunday to attend
school.
l.. j. Hansen of Benjamin lett this
afternoon for Idaho Falls, having re-
ceved a message this morning that
his sister, Mrs Nate Smell. is danger
ously i'll at that place,
Rufus p. Smell, one of the old resi-.
dents Of Spanish Fork is down from
Lowell, Big Horn county, Wyoming,
where he settled ten years ago He
IS looking hale and hearty.
While on stepladder cleaning win
do,.a .ast Monday Mrs. r. O. Greer
slipped and Tell to the ground and
sprained her ankle. She has borrowed
John Finch's crutches and is doing
nicely.
NJ T. Frameshf Utah Association OF
Credit Men came to town yesterday
and took over the grocery business o.
Robt NJ. Boyack, On account of too
much credit, etc, Mr.. Boyack was
forced to c ose down.
Miss Christy Tilley and Myron War.
ner, 10th OF Spanish Fork, were mar
ried in the Salt Lake temple Wednes-
day. A reception will be given at the
home OF the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Tiiley, this evening
Henry Hansen OF Ogden came to
town last night 10 locate the trouble
with the gasoline engine at the cleo
;ric theatre, which has not been run
ming Tor several nights. He managed
20 put it right and the shows are going
on as usua..
Word has been received from Yer
nal that jeremiah Murray, one OF the
early settlers OF Spanish Fork, died
there on the 29th of August, Of gen
eral debility at the age of 65. He
leaves wife and a large family to
mourn mis- loss.
Mrs. He'ga Johnson had her collar
bone broken on September Sd. She
was driving a horse which ran off one
end OF bridge with the buggy, throw
ing Mrs. Johnson out on her head and
shoulders. She was also badly bruised
about the neck.
Presbyterian church services: Sun
day school 1890 a m. preaching SER
vices, II 30 a. N. and 1880 p. m. Topic
for the morning service, rs 1t Worth
While" Topic for the evening Van
ity Fair" Pilgrims Progress series.
Rev. Theo Lee, Pastor
j. p. Sperret jr. representing the
Westinghouse Electric Manufacturing
Co, Of Salt Lake, and Il. r. Brazier of
the Intermountain Electric Co, also
OF Salt Lake, were in town Tuesday
TO figure on some of the work of put !
ting in our electric light system
Or. J. Fred Potter was hurriedIy |
called home from Idaho last week on /
account OF his S-year-old daughter be |
ing down with typhoid fever She is |
improving The doctor reports his |
crops in splendid condition in Idaho. |
and left Harry Lloyd there to look |