The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1909-01-28

LIST ward meeting house.
A daughter was born to Mrs. George
King Wednesday; and daughter to
Mrs. Lofter johnson last Sunday.
T. H. Chadwick, who has been on
vacation for about 80 days, went to
firing out of Tucker again ten days ago.
Remember the benefit ball for Hy.
Babcock, Wednesday, Feb. 3, at the
City Pavilion. Come out and aid a
good cause.
There is no excuse for wearing old
clothes, you can get new suit for
very little money at Farmers Bankrupt
Mercantile Co. feb Is
If you like to see good, clean, well
acted play. do not fail to see 1--WE are
King" at the opera house, Tuesday.
February 2.
We pay the highest price for butter
and eggs, Furthermore you buy every
thing at half price. Farmers Bank
rupt Mercantile Co.. feb Is
George Andrus, representing The
Utah Independent was in town on
business Monday. He reports The
Independent doing nicely.
Nephi Hansen ratified off his buggy
last week, chances running from lc to
l. 5. W. Hiatt won the buggy. He
had two draws No and No. %.
William Warner and family came
down from Bingham Canyon Monday
evening. Mr.. Warner has been work
ing in the concentration mill there.
Murl. the 4-years-old daughter of
Bishop and Mrs. A. T. Money, died
last Thursday, the 2lst inst, of men,
braneous Group after an illness of only
few days. The funeral services were
held Sunday at the residence and the
remains brought to this city for inter
ment
On Wednesday night the Indian War
Vetel IS, the hand cart people and
those who went back to the Missouri
kivsr after the poor, held their annual
pic tic party, which was success soci-
ally and financially, although not so
largely attended as usual because of
the storm. The evening was spent in
dancing, eating and social conversation.
John B. Hughes and VIM. L. Bayack
have leased the beautiful Castillo
Springs Summer Resort. and are now
commencing to put things in shape for
tbs. rush of business the coming season.
Castillo is the favorite resort for the
people of Utah county. For health and
pleasure it is mach sought for by peo-
pie all over the state, and even many
out of the state.
Jesse Butler has come back from
Burtner, Willard Co., where he went
to inspect the land for sale. After ir-
specting for two days he fourd the land
far better than he had expected He
also found water supply in abundance
and the irrigation system in frst-class
order. The soil is sandy loan and is
very fertile. 1t has gentle slope to
the southwest. Mr.. Butler purchased
81 acres of land, and his ranch here of
40 acres is now for sale.
Funeral services We're held over the
remains of little Willie Rowland at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. wildwood
last Friday, Albert Swensen, pesiding.
John Coam Of Linden and VIM. Jex
were the speakers, Mr.. Jex was ac-
qlainted with the family while on his
mission. Mr.. Rowland's mother and
John b. JeX and family, gave some
very nice singing, DR.. and Mrs. Mon
ahan and Mrs. Taylor of Salt Lake
City We're down to attend the funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland and relatives
wish to thank all who assisted them in
any way during the sickness and death
of their little boy.
1--WE are King one Of the best and
cleanest comedies seen in Portland for
long time. 1t has q close resemblance
to "The Prisoner Of Zenda. A wan
daring newspaper correspondent is
fund in the grounds Of despotic and
tyraanical king Of a small North Ger
man state, and scheme is Matched up
20 exchange places with the king by
his premier and other members OF the