The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1910-01-06
Local Jots

Have your family photo taken.
Trimmed hats at half price at Stab
mans this week.
Choice duck and goose feathers for
sale. Call at Press Office.
Fifty empty lard cans for 25 cents
each, ct Spanish Fork Bakery.
For sale, team, buggy and harness,
see John Prior. L5'uB(
SOC discount on trimmed hats and sh-
apes for one week from date, at Stab
mans.
Bertha, the four year old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Lewis, is sick with
pneumonia.
Remember the Big Inaugural Ball at
the City Pavilion Friday evening. Adm
ission free.
Morris Martell was chosen marshal
and Joseph Markham and Zeb Coltrin,
his policemen by the new council.
John II. Hughes is home from Idaho,
where he has been Employed in the rail.
road shops for the past four months.
The Nebo stake Sunday School Con.
vention will meet at the Stake Tabern-
acle, Payson, Sunday, January 18th.
1910. A large attendance is desired.
Miss Alice Rowe fell on the sidewalk
last Sunday afternoon and broke her
right leg below the knee. 1t will be a
couple of months before Miss Rowe will
be able to be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. C. Thurber were host
and hostess at we'll appointed midnight
lunch after the Christmas dance in honor
of Taylor Thurber and Miss Tacy Rock
hill of Spanish Fork. Richfied Reaper
The Press wishes to correct mistake
made in the last issue. j. b. Jones and
Jennie Huntington were married and
reception was held at Lew Thomas res
idence Tuesday night.
The First ward recently installed
steam heating plant in their meeting
house at an estimaned cost of $1,000.
They contemplate putting in the electric
lights in the near future.
The dance given by the Kensington
Club New Years night was success
socially and financially. This is the
first time Pack pavilion has been in
use for dancing purposes for nearly two
years.
to sbenu a week in Provo and Salt Lake
visiting They will return as soon as
they can get coal to burn in Spanish
Fork. This is sure enough pure case
of freeze out
For the National Wool Growers AS
sociation at Ogden, JAN 6, 7 and 8, the
ID. & X. G. will sell round trip contin-
uous passage tickets to Ogden, Jan. 5
to ), at one single fare for the round |
trip. Final limit, Jan. TO-
The work of the electricians of Span
ish Fork is something marvellous in get.
ting in the lights as soon as they have,
considering the difficulties they have
undergone. They have worked day and
night IN order to get the lights in by
the holidays. They have at last succeed
ed and we congratulate them on their
work.
The great social event of the season
VdIne OH last evening AT rack IAVlllOn
which has been purchased by Messrs.
Dart and Petersen and has been repair
ed and decorated in a manner to please
the most fastidious taste. AS viewed
It in all its gorgeous splendor; the inter
Tor of the hall had the appearance of a
veritable hall of paradise such as our
dreamy fancy has paintedin our boyhood
days. As we watched the young people
in the magic dance performing their ev-
olutions in that flood of gorgeous and {
varegated electric light, we were carr 4
led from paridise into fairy-land almost 5
unconciously, while we listened to the 1
sweet strains of those perfect musicians. r
How we wished we were only young t
again that we might join in the giddy h
whirlpool of real life and perfect happ- a
mess. We have had our time in the a
years gone by; then why should we in
fringe upon the rights of those happy
youths and maidens in that hall which
Illuminated by the refulgent flood of
heavenly light. No!no!we are old now
md the most of life is only Il memory
md our future but dream. A spe- :,
.tator "