The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1909-12-23
Local Jots


A son was born toMr. and Mrs. Morgan
Chambers Wednesday.
p. p. Thomas has been kept at home
fJr few days suffering with Lagripp.
All those owing small bills at the
Spanish Fork bakery please call and
settle.
Remember the Hollingsworth Twins
at the Opera House, Thursday Friday
and Saturday.
The Presbyterian church will hold their
annual festival Christmas eve. All are
cordially invited to attend.
Miss Lizzie Ainge is home from MooIe
Idaho. She looks as if the climate in
that section agreed with her.
John r. Davis and wife are down
from Winter Quarters to spend the
holidays with relatives and friends in
this city.
MrsIHannah Hughes has been allow
ed pension for her hcsband' S. services
an the Walker War.
Roy Bowen came home last evening
from Alexander, Idaho, where he has
been working for the last eight months.
The family of j. j. Banks is .quaran-
tined with Small pox however, Mr.
=. a. thf huc ant n pt
ed the disease.
Through the columns of The Press
wish to thank the members Of the
Kensington Club for the elegant Xmas
box presented me. Anonymous.
john G Davis of Roosevelt, and wilson
Murray of Vernal, are in Spanish Fork
visiting friends and relatives. They
will remain here several days.
Lost-A $40 gold piece between Rob
ertson's store and Mrs. Whitlock's.
Finder return to Miss Ruth Jones. Re
ward.
James A. Boyack returned home on
the 18th inst, from a mission in Ohio.
lie reports having enjoyed his labors
very much
James Bowen and Geo. S. Boyack
came in from jerome, Idaho, last week
where they have been doing grading
work the past summer.
Miss Bessie Jensen of this city and
Ray Bartlett of Springville were mar
ried at the home Of the brides parents
Tuesday evening. We join their many
friends in offering congratulations.
Simon C. Powell completed his four
and half months course in the county
Jail Wednesday and took the afternoon
train for Tucker. The county paid his
fare and gave him enough money to pay
for nights lodging.
Last Saturday afternoon birthday
party was given at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. S. Boyack in honor of
the tenth birthday Of their daughter
Wanda. About twenty little friends
we're entertained.
For the National Wool Growers AS
ISOLATION at Ogden, Jan. 6, I and 8, the
ID. & X. G. will sell round trip contin-
uous passage tickets to Ogden, Jan
to 3, at one single fare for the round
trip. Final limit, Jan. 10.
Saturday eve, Dec. 18th. Miss Mary
Jensen entertained in honor of Miss
Annie Jarvis. Punch was served by
Miss Jennie Kowe. Prizes were award |
ed Miss Margaret Thomas, Miss Jane
Greer John Bnwen and Elmer Miller. |
Refreshments We're served.
For the holidays the D. & r. G. will
sell round trip continuous passage tick
cts between any two stations in Utah |
at the rate of cne single fare for the
round trip. Selling dates, Dec Is, %,
n, Is, 81 and January /. Final limit
of all tickets, January 3rd, 1910.
For teachers meeting at Salt Lake, |
Dec. 27, %, and %, the d. & r. G. will
sell round trip continuous passage tick
cts to Sail Lake at the rate of one
single fare for the round trip. Selling
dates, q and IS. Final limit of all
tickets, Jan 3.
Some time ago The Press stated that
about February 18th the play, "Ten
Nights in Bar Room" should be given
here. The flay came all right, but it
was way ahead of schedule time. How
ever, great lumber of the old soaks
were out just the same.
The last three nights of this week,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday the,