The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1893-10-26

The little folks are crowding our
school rooms. Miss Angie Webb has
rs pupils, far too many for one room.

school rooms. MISS Angie NeDD ma
rs pupils, far too many for one room.
understand The vp r.
t lHact e.on aID
omcers Many people afe ~
v no they will be.
The brick work on Mr.. Stokers resi-
dence is finished and the carpenters are
pushing their work. lie il also erecting
n store near his residence.
Mr.. Heber Mulliner is up from the
south visiting old friends. lie reports
business being quiet down there and
money hard to find.
Mr.. J. y. Ross our old and tried
school teacher who has been sick for
sometime past has so far recovered as to
be able to be in the school room again.
There was almost fire at Bishop Cut
ler's on Sunday evening caused by
large lamp being tipped over. It was
extinguished before much damage was
done.
Considerable work is being done Mt
the Pelican Point onyx beds. A survey
or was over last week and located a
number Of claims. Mills and Wing
recently shipped two car loads.
The public should not forget to attend
the Young Ladies' Fair next Saturday
anu Thursday. They will do their best
to make good display and the people
should patronize them.
We are now going to have cat fish
tried in the .waters of Utah lake. A
couple OF gentleman came down ycster-
day with two barrels Of young fish
which were put in the lake at American
Fork.
Judge Jones Of Provo was over yester-
day looking over the County roads in
this vicinity and will no doubt order
some of them fixed. The one around
Pelican Point is said to be in a very bad
condition.
Utah's delegate, Hon. j. i. Rawlins
has succe aded in getting bis bill through
congress restoring the property to the
Mormon Church. This is one good
thing he has accomplished and We trust
we may soon hear OF more.
The beets have come to the factory
so fast that they have filled all the sheds
The consequence the farmers have had
to stop digging for few days. II was
quite sight to see 60 or 20 car loads
waiting to be unloaded as room as. room
can be made for them.
Some persons in this city are liable to
get into trouble unless they cease max
/ ing use OF other peoples property. Some
OF this class entered the premises OF
Isaac Fox on Monday night taking out
his horse and buggy using it as long as
they wanted and then taking it back
such practises had better be stopped a
once.
The Logan Journals considerably Of
on its comments on u quotation takeI
from our paper of Sept /, 1892. Mr.
Cannon was not speaking of bounty thel
but of the evils OF free trade. YoI
know also know that he is too smart I
man TO make the mistake you attribute
to him. 1t was simply q Typographical
error.
What woman can do to man, i
shown in the life Of l7.yenr old girl il
Lewistown, who is living with her thirC
husband. The first, after three week
experience, grew weary and died. Tb,
second after brief indulgence Of mar
ried felicity, perierred insulation and go
IL in the penitentiary. The third is nov
apparently happy, but the neighbour
will net be'surprised If he should TAXI
French leave at an early date Eek.
There lisa new fad among the girls
They take all the little bows out OF tn,
inside OF the hats OF their young gentle
men friends and sew them to ..one o
their garters. The superstition is that
the bow that remains on the longest wa'
taken from the hat OF the young man
she is to marry. Now when we come tC
look at this thing-that is the question
of couIse-wouldn't girl sew on the
one that she desired to remain the long
est just little tighter than the others
Wouldn't she? She wouldn't be girl
worth having ii she wouldn't FIX.