The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1909-11-04

Beautiful suits at cut prices at Y. M.
Coop this week.
For Sale Part of city lot two blocks
east of Main Street. Best of location.
Apply at Press office.
Lost-A telescope between Spring
vile and Spanish Fork Oct. %. Finder
return to Jacob A. Hansen.
For Rent-Three room brick, cement
cellar. One block east of s. +. Coop.
Apply to Jno. s. Johnson, Eureka, Ut
For Rent Three room house on 9th
East Center st. Enquire of Mrs.
Simond Johnson, same address next
door.
Lost--A baby's white knit silk hood
with blue streamers, during play of
Kempton Komedy Ko at the opera
House.
Willard Moore of Rigby, Idaho, spent
Monday and Tuesday visiting his sister,
Mrs Robert Hicks, and his uncle, John
Moore. He went home Tuesday night.
Don't Forget Nebo Imp. Co.
has ranges from s25 Cup; heaters from
$500 up; hand made harness they guar
antee and also the big sacrifice buggy
sale.
Alma Andrus and Cy Gardner have
secured contract from the Capital
Electric Co. for the hauling, trimming
and erecting of the poles for the local
electric light system.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holly Cornaby wish to
give their heartfelt thanks to their
friends who so kindly assisted them
during the sickness and death of their
little daughter, Blanche.
NOTICE On the 9Th of November
will open frst-class shoe repairing
shop east of Bent Browns, All work
guaranteed and rates reasonable. Shoes
made to order JOSEPH H. CHIvRELL.
Blanche, the little three-years old
dau ghter of Mr.. and Mrs. Holly Cornaby
died Sunday of bronchial pneumonia.
Funeral services were held over the
remains at the residence Monday after
noon.
ATTENTION, ROYAL NEIGHBORS
You are hereby notified to meet at
the library of the Presbyterian Church,
Friday, Nov 5, at 4 p. m We shall
expect you all Mrs Devetta Stewart
will be hostess.
Mrs. Fred Dart entertained jolly
crowd of youngsters Friday evening in
honor of her little son Stewards tenth
birthday. After merry lot of games
were played light refreshments were
served by the hostess.
j. Harold Bailey, who was for
time at the government works, left
Monday morning for Hudson, Colorado,
where he has accepted a position with
the Chicago Electric CO. Mr.. Bailey
has many friends here who wish him
success in his new field of labor.
We notice decided Improvement
in the entertainment at the Electric
Theater of late The management
has secured much better grade of
films and improved the show in other
ways If you want to spend pleasant
evening go and see the pictures.
The First ward Relief Society of
Spanish Fork again wishes to thank the
Stewart & Dart Honey Co. for their
generosity i'll helping us in our charit-
able work and all join in wishing them
prosperity in their industry. r.. f..
Robertson, Sec; c. S. Thompson, Pres.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Gerald Stewart with
their children and Mrs Darts mother.
left Friday morning for Jensen, Utah,
after spending about twelve days visit
ing their many relatives in this city.
Mr.. Stewart and family have spent the
summer in Canada, but decided that
Utah is good enough for them.
Mayor Smell informs us that small
pox is prevalent is Springville, and that
the city council has deemed it wise to
forbid citizens of Springville attending
places of amusement or public gather
ings on this account. He also says that
any suspicious cases should be reported
to DR.. Warner at once, and any attempt