The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1910-11-10


Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. West spent Tues
lay and Wednesday in Salt Lake City.
They went through the temple We'd
1esday.
Frank Dening and Miss Floss Dunn
IF Provo, and Stanley Gammet Of Salt
Lake City spent Sunday in this city
with Miss Ruth Matley.
Rev. Theo. Lee has fine lot of Am
erican Bible Society bibles for sale He
IS also agent for The Deseret Farmer
and all leading magazines.
Morris Wood and family have moved
down from Castle Gate, where Mr..
Wood has been working all summer.
He has accepted his old position with
the Packs Pavilion Orchestra.
Last Friday the Utah County High
School Basket Ball League was organ
lied and the Spanish Fork became
We shall no doubt, see some
good games here this season.
VIM. Briggs came home from Carey,
Idaho, last Friday. He seems much
elated over the prospects in that part of
the country. Mr.. Briggs will stay in
Spanish Fork until he sells his home in
Second Ward.
The Greer Brothers John and James,
who are building the large Office build
ing on Main Street, seem to be happy
combination, one Democrat and one
Republican, so that work on the build
ing progresses in spite of politics.
BIG MONEY--We want an agent in
very town; salary and Commission
references required; for full particu-
airs, address subscription Dept,
NATIONAL SPORTSMAN, Inc, rs
Federal St., Boston, Mass.
The Independent Telephone Co. fur
,ished election returns Tuesday even
ing to the headquarters of both part
les, to several business houses and to
Ill subscribers who enquired. For
prompt, effective service the Indepen-
lent certainly takes the cake.
The old, old story. told times with
'ut. number, and repeated over and
over again for the last 36 years, but it
always welcome story to those in
search of heath-There is nothing in
the world that cures coughs and colds
as quickly as Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. Sold by all dealers.
Next Wednesday evening a benefit
ball will be given in Packs Pavilion for
Mrs. d. d. Bowen, whose husband died
recently. Owing to MIR. Bowen's long
illness, the finances of the family are
in a rather straitened condition, and
everybody who goes to the dance We'd
nesday will be aiding in worthy
cause.
A grand concert will be given on the
18th of this month in the Fourth ward
house. A benefit for the miss
loneries in the field. A grand program
has been prepared, solos, duets, quar-
tettes, comic recitations etc. all of the
best talent of each ward. Come one
and all help the missionaries. Admiss-
ion 10 and 10 cents.
Mrs. W. T. James was called to
Vineyard last Sunday on account of
her grandson, Max Dubois, having his
leg broken While on visit to Fair
field he fell down cellar broke his leg
between the knee and hip. A DIR. from
Mercur set the limb and he is improv-
ing nicely. Mrs. James will remain
with him for several weeks.
Men hauling beets get stuck in lots
of places, but it seldom happens to be
on Main Street. Wednesday noon.
however, Lewis Mller's wagon with
about four tons of beets on sank in the
loose dirt covering the water main near
Anthon's blacksmith shop, and it re-
CURED the united effort and genius of
several of our leading citizens to ex-
tricate him.
Wednesday morning about IL O'Clock
Bernice Mangum, a student in Mr..
Ralph wilkins Fifth grade at the cen
trail school, was attacced suddenly with
leart failure while studying. She was
for some time. DR.. Hughes
Medical Inspector of Schools, was
lurridly summoned and arrived at the
iris home about the same time as the
'arty bringing her. She is reported
o be getting along nicely now. Miss
iangum will be excusen from march
mo- and strenuous tayn,ly a,d