The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1909-03-25
Local Jots

Local Jots
A daughter was born to Mrs. VIM.
Warner Wednesday.
Anyone desiring to buy gravel FROM
the Martel lot may have it for 81 per
single bed load. See D. A. Stone.
Gesli Budverson, who has been work
ing for some time at Winter Quarters,
has now moved his family up there too.
Rev. Theo. Lee has Just completed
neat little bungalow on his premises
one block east of the Central meeting
house.
Moroni Hicks has sold his residence
in the Fourth ward to Will Lewis. Mr..
Hicks interest being in southern New
ada, he will move his family down
there.
Mrs. Swvarer johnson extends her
sincere thanks to all those who so
kindly assisted and aided her during
the sickness and death of her beloved
husband.
Prohibition will not prohibit you
from buying good buggy to take
have the kind that takes: Nebo Imp
lement Co.
If you want to know how TO make an
old buggy run like new one you
should call and see TIL. Petersen, ~the
blacksmith. He has just received a
new machine to do the work.
On account of financial difficulties
Maocrc nlcn, tall;noc ba,,a ,,t;.aI
from the Electric Theater business in
this city. The show is now in charge
Of VIM. A.Jones and Hy B. Robertson.
The Success" Manure Spreader
seems to be rightly named 1t does its
work under all conditions and is simple
operate. The draft is very light; two
good horses can handle it under ordinary
conditions. Joseph Angus.
Francis Miller, who has been work
in Nevada the past four months, has
returned home hale and hearty, and
a9an accepted position at his old
stamping grounds in Niels Anthem S
vehicle and blacksmith shop.
As we go to press we learn that A.
G. Larsen, proprietor of the City Drug
Store, has sold his entire interest In
that institution to Dr. W. E. Warner.
Frank Turner and Alma Jensen. The
trio will make a strong combination
and we predict for them success.
DR.. j. Fred Potter of this city at
tended meeting of opticians in Sal
Lake yesterday. The purpose of tn,
meeting was to protest against tn,
action of the senate in rejecting tn,
appointment of two of their humble
as members Of the State Board o
Examiners in Optometry.
Tuesday after 1oon, March l6. tn
Kensington Club was entertained a
the home of Mrs. w. 0. Jones. Mrs
Jones, as usual, made the afternoon
very pleasant one. On Tuesday, Marc
~, Mrs. Alma Jensen entertained tn
members of the club in very pleasan
manner. Readi lgs, fancy work, an,
refreshments were the order Of th,
afternoon.
Last Monday evening citizens
m citing was held at the Central Sehoo
u decide on building a school house
j. Preston Greer made Il motion t,
build first class school house. Severa
citizeus spoke on the subject. all ex
pressing themselves as favorable t,
the proposition. Oran A. Lewis mad,
motion to bond the district for tn,
amount needep to build the house.
Among many improvements latel,
made in our city, we have noticed
new picket fence in front IF the Luther
ia Church on the bench. 1t was pu
w and placed in order by Mr.. Sigur,
Arlason, one of the leading spirits o
the congregation. Well done old boy
we congratulate the members of tn,
Church on having you in their midst
and we thank yoa To- your noble act.
1t was needed one.
The library committee wish to exten,
thanks to their friends for the follwine
books contributed to the Presbyteria,
s. 5. library during the week: From
Mary Thomas .Pickwick Papers''-
Panl Dart, american Naval Heroes
Ephraim Peterson, Through Apach,
Land, Heury Matley, Woods
Natural History abridged for children
Animal Stories for Little People"
Eftie S. Dart Librarian.
One of the pr attiest social parties OF
the season was given in the form of
surprize to Mr.. and Mrs. Siggie John
son of the First Ward last Tuesda,
night. a large crowd of relatives. anC
friends was present. The occasion wa,
the rejoicing over the complete return
of Mrs. johnson to health, she having
been under Doctors care for nearly tw,
years. A nice purse of money wa,
made up and presented TO them. Tn,
evening was spent in games, speeches
and music, finished up by nice supper
pr pared by several of the young dam,
sells present.
One of those only-once-in-a-life- time
accidents happened on the 18th inst.
on hill above Thistle. Doe Atwood
mud David T Evans mnrn tal.inrr .