The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1910-02-24

Miss Ruth MaJley, who has position
in the assessors office at Provo. is
home, having been quiet sick with a
cold.
Mrs. John Rowe is reported to be
very i'll. Since the death of her
daughter, Mrs. Jane Stoker, she has
been in poor health.
John r. Davis and wife are down from
Winter Quarters visiting with friends
and relatives. Mr.. Davis health has
been poor of late.
Exchanged Capes-At the Black Hawk
dance someone took my cape by mis-.
take. Will the person please exchanged
Mrs. Jane Evans.
Mrs. Frank Abbott left for Salt
Lake last Friday morning, the 18th inst,
where she will join Mr.. Abbott and
make her future home.
Mr.. Earl Scovill has returned from
Northern States mission and has been
visiting friends and relatives here, He
has returned to his home in Canada.
Mr.. Thomas Keel of Emery in Castle
Valley and his son Richard were here
for few days this week. Mr.. Keel is
one of the early settlers of Spanish
Fork.
Mr.. Beagley's benefit ball at Pack 8
Pavilion was success A large crowd
attending and everyone had glorious
time. $1,000 was cleared for Mr..
Beagley.
Mrs. Richard Smith, who has been
confined to her bed for five months is
now improving slowly. Her friends
hope to see her out and around when
the apring opens up.
Do not fail to see Theodore Torch.
and Miss Fay in St. Elmo. A most
beautiful story told by people who act
We guarantee to have special scenery
for every setting.
The Athletic Club dance held in
Packs Pavilion was grand success
socially and financially The boys
received 100 from the dance towards
making the club a possibility.
Last Saturday evening Claud Saxey
came home from Ogden, to rest up and
regain his health. Mr. Saxey still feels
severity the results of his shaking up
in the train wreck, but is improving
nicely.
Mrs. Isabelle Oakley of this city has
been granted a divorce from her hns-
band Reed Oakley, of Springville, on
the grounds of failure to provide. The
couple were married January 18th 1909
wish to thank the proprietors of
Packs Pavilion for running benefit
dance to aid me in my sickness. The
proceeds were 500. 90 for which | feel
duly thankful as it was greatly needed.
Johr Beagley.
Andrew Engberg, who has been all
ing for some time. was taken to
Castillo Springs last Monday, where he |
will partake freely of the health Civ
ing baths. His many friends hope for
his speedy recovery.
Since our last issue there has been
two great events take place in our city,
namely: the annual reunion of the
Indian War Veterans and the employees
of the Leland Sugar Factory. tits said
that each of them was a great success
socially, financially and "picnically."
COLONlST RATES From Chicago,
st. Paul, Minneapolis Omaha, Kansas
City and other Eastern points to Acomo,
Nevada, and Utah stations on the Salt !
lake Route, on sale daily March LIST =
% April 18th, 1910 elusive. Send as !
he names of your friends in the East I
Who are interested. For further in :
ormation see any Salt Lake Route !
Agent, or address, j. H. Manderfeld, !
G. p. A. Salt Lake, Utah.
HOME MISSIONARY LIST s
Arranged by the Seventies QuoruInS for SIM. |
ay. Feb, 2'th, 1910 9
Sen Jamtn ...s.... Thomas I.lcwellyn
HYruni Christensen
leland .......,... VIM. l.. Openshaw
VIM. Mcleod
AXE Shore ...... Robert Garht
Edwin Lewis
....... James +. Hiatt
John ClaySOn
p. Fork 4th Ward William h Tanner H.
lewis n Ellsworth "
D. Fork ard ward NJ o. Nash +
Henry Sabin ST