The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1910-02-10
Local Jots

Local JotS
Call at the News Depot for valentines
Good second hand wagon for sale
cheap. Nebo Implement Co.
Mrs. Bruce Phillips and family left
for Idaho Falls, Idaho, where Mr..
Phillips is at work
Mrs. Matt Cronin returned from
Ogden Saturday, after six weeks visit
with relatives and friends in that city.
Mrs Joseph A. Swenson is visiting
relatives in Cleveland, Emery county.
She will be there about ten days.
Quite number of the Utah County
farmers are attending the Farmers
School at the B. Y. u. this week.
House and lot for sale on main street
Don't wait for the electric car line and
have to pay two prices. For particulars
see David A. Stone.
County commissioner Walker of Pleas
ant Grove was buried Sunday. A great
number of people from different parts
of the county attended the funeral.
The 9TH Ward are preparing a grand
bazaar in the near future. They will
have wearing apparel for ladies and
children in abundance and remember
there will be bargains. We will ex plain
matters later.
Sterling Argyle lost lap robe be-
tween his home and the San Pedro depot
Wed. night. The robe is black and
yellow on one side and black on the
other side. Finder please return to
Bishop Ben Argyle.
For Basket Ball excursion to Payson
the ID. & K. G. will sell round trip con-
tinous passage tickets to Payson and
return. Feb. 18th for train 4l0. Final
limit date of sale at rate of one single
fare for round trip.
Miss Mae Lewis entertained the New
Star Club Thur. Feb. 3rd, thirteen men,
bers were present. The evening was
spent at needlework. Refreshments
were served at $3.50. Miss Grace Jarvis
read '"The Last Days of Pompeii. y
Bedlington Lewis of Scofield, nephew
to Richard Evans of Spanish Fork as
taken to Salt Lake City last Friday to
be operated on for appendicitis. He
died at the hospital Tuesday evening.
He leaves wife and family at Scofield
where he will be buried.
Miss Ruth Beck of this city and
Dallas Holly of Mapleton were married
in the Salt Lake Temple Wednesday
A reception will be held in their honor
at the brides parents in this city Fri
day evening. Both young people are
popular in this city, and we join their
many friends in offering congratulations
COLONIST 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
to April 10Th, 1910. inclusive. Send us
the names of your friends in the East
who are interested. For further in
formation see any Salt Lake Route
Agent, or address, J. II. Manderfeld.
A. G. P. A. Salt Lake, Utah.
Taber, Can, Feb, Bird. A quiet, but
pretty wedding was that of Miss MAY
johnson of Spanish Fork, Utah and
William Valgardson of Taber, at the
home of the brides sister, Mrs. Evan
Eavanson Bishop K. A. Van Orman
tied the knot. A supper and reception
followed. The young couple were the
recipient of many useful presents, They
will reside in Taber.
Sat. afternoon the 5th. inst one hun
dred and eleven persons were assembled
at the Parker School, Provo for the
purpose of taking the test given to
applicants for census enumerators.
Thirty seven of these were ladies'. The
test was conducted by j. R. Hodson
secretly of the Provo Board of Civil
Service Examiners. Only about half of