The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1909-12-30

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recovery.
Miss Hermes Petersen, a teacher a
the b. Y. u, is visiting in this city
with her brother, Nels Petersen ant
family.
Thomas Bona wishes to thank his
many friends for their kind deeds dur.
ing the sickness and death of his be.
loved wife.
Saturday evening benefit party will
be held in the City Pavilion for Jack
Evans, who, for long time past has
been unable to work. Come out and
aid him.
Miss Nell Rowe of Salt Lake CITY
will spend New Years as the guest OF
Miss Minnie Greer of this city. Both
young ladies' will return to Salt Lake
Sunday to continue their studies.
Presbyterian Services for Sunday
January End, 1910. Sunday school and
adult Bible class l0:30a. m. Communion
services I'm. Song and preaching SER
vice 7:30p.Jn.
Rev. r. o. Leonard and wife of Sp-
ringville; Mr.. David Hone, of BENZ
amin and other friends, partook of the
good things Of this life at Mrs. Theo.
Lees Thursday noon.
On Christmas Mrs. b. f. Woodward
r.if tlnnrl., l.. hn,.
was called and after an hour succeeded
in getting it out, and now Mrs. Wood
ward is able to be around the house on
crutches.
For the National Wool Growers As
sociation at Ogden, Jan. 6, Z and 8, the
ID. & r. G. will sell round trip contin-
nous passage tickets to Ogden, Jan. S
toS, at one single fare for the round
trip. Final limit, Jan. ~.
Mrs Elizabeth Ann King wife off. C
King died at her home We'd morning
at 3 o'clock. Funeral services will
be held Friday, probably, at the First
ward meeting house. Mrs King would
have been sc years old Friday.
Wednesday our friend, John w.
inch was forty years old, and in honor
Il the occasion, his father, brothers
ard sisters came down to dinner with a
be' utiful rocking chair as present for
Mr.. Finch. The party spent the even
at the theatre.
The funeral of Matthias Greer was
held in the Third ward meeting house
last Friday. The speakers were Sam
uel Brockbank and J. P. Greer. The
deceased was born in Preston, England.
May End, 1S43, and died Dec. % of a
quick acting malady.
At the home of Mrs. Fred Dart, Thurs.
evening Dec 23rd. Miss Pearl Stewart
was very pleasantly surprised in honor
of her birthday. Returning from a call.
she was met by Is young people, and
was made the victim of surprise.
At 1880. Miss Edna Stewart assisted
the hostess in serving dainty lunch
con.
II. j. Mortensen will begin the exhi-
bition of an excellent set Of moving
pictures at the opera house Friday
evening. He has whole evenings
entertainment and some of the best
pictures ever shown here. Some of
them are beautifully hand colored. The
exhibition will continue January LIST.
Bird, 4th and 5th.
Mrs. Name Markham entertained
Few of hermost intimate friends mt a
pink tea" at her home Monday in the I
Second ward. She was ably assisted
by her niece, Miss Leona Swenson, who |
was dressed in pink albatross cut in |
Gretchen" style. The tea consisted |
of ten courses and was much appreci-
ated by the invited guests.
Next Wednesday evening the cleo |
trical workers will give grand ball at |
Pack Pavilion. No pains or expense
has been spared to make this the finest |
ever held in this city. |
An electric planning machine is working !
night and day in the pavilion in order |
TO have the floor in the best possible |
shape for this event. Come out, dance |
to the superb music of fifteen piece
and see how much brilliant
contributes to an evenings
enjoyment.
1t is indeed good news to our theatre
goers to know that we are to have
The Belle of japan" the most phenom-
NAL success in years, at the Opera
house on January 9Th. We shall hear
lot of good singing, see interesting
nd amusing dancing, and company of
lever people who can entertain, aug
nented by beautiful costumes. scenery