The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1893-09-21
TnunsoAr, srrr. 81, 1893.
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DIR. c. L. Seabright has returned 10
Lehi after an absence OF several months.
n. IL. Mix of the Tintic Mines spent
.ast Sunday in American Fork
We have been informed that the
81 IL Dramatic Co. will soon appear in
GU. midst.
Superintendent Burch Of the Bullion
Beck Mine passed through Lehi on
sundayen route ss-ssll Lake.
Mr.. Gay LON bard has sold out his in
trcst in the Bank Of American Fork and
left for the east last Sunday
Mr.. J. w. Wing Jr. left on Tuesday
for the east. He goes to Denver first
and may go from there 10 Chicago.
The factory began working up the
beet crop Tuesday morning. The hands
were at the factory on Monday and
received instruction regarding their
work
Mr.. George Kirkham was again in out
midst last week after his return from
the Worlds Fair where he went with
the Choir. lie rel rts having one Of
the finest outs OF his life.
The cards are out announcing the
marriage OF Mrs Jean G. Trane, daugh.
ter of T. +. Trane, to Mr.. viii Chapman
son OF Jas. Chapman OF American Fork
The wedding reception will be held ~
the residence OF Mr.. frame next Monday.
Delegate Rawlins introduced in the
House on Septic, joint resolution pro-
viding for the disposition OF the escheat-
cd church personal property now in the
hands of the receiver, and authorizing
its application TO the charitable pur-
poses OF such church.
The first ball OF the season was given
by the Lew orchestra on Friday'night In
CARTS Hall. 1t was well attended, n
number being present from surrounding
towns. Their playing was passabe but
in some Of the dances they did not get
the time 10 suit the dances. This they
can easily overcome.
The putting in Of the new steps both
In front and behind the Meeting House
and cleaning Of the interior, the arrang-
ing OF the choir seats and painting are
all tasty improvement and changed
the appearance Of the old house very
agreeably. And the cost OF such mn
provements should he readily met by
the people when appealed to,
Mr.. Bagshaw, a business man of Dom
caster, England, who has been in the
Territory since the middle OF July prior
to which time he was an Exposition
visitor at Chicago, takes his departuse
for home Tomorrow. Tie has seen good
deal OF the United States this year and
arrives at the conclusion that Utah is
the most desirable place ofalI, a position
IN which he will not be antagonized
AN'iS ~ Nhl Nlltlt hfuS
Mr.. l. f. Wines, book-keeper tor the
Peoples Coop, who has been suffering
from matrimonial inclinations for some
time, is a sufferer no more. Yesterday
at salt Lake City he took unto himself
a wife who, like himself had concluded
that single blessedness was a fake. The
happy bride is Miss Name Wilson. She
has been in the telephone Office for some
time and is q well respected and estim-
able young lady. We join with the
many friends Of the groom in bidding
her welcome to our ely and trust that
the welded life Of Mr., and Mrs. Wines
will be equal to their fondest expecta-
tions.
The Fair is wonderful TO the wisest,
and when you see the farmer just come
out of the wood with his large lunch
box, strapped up with piece Of har-
ness, examining a string OF sleigh bells
o. patent COW bell, you might hear
him remark "What the thunder is that
thing for ?" for l.. vas poaitiye he knew
something about COW bells. He cares /
nothing about style he lett his paper
collar at home, and brought his long
whiskers. lie also wears the squeaky /
boots and carries the seven days layers
OF dust on the uppers. Ne,t you might ,
zee him standing in front OF the Electli-
cal Welding exhibit then If you could
see the astonished expression, as he sees
a man dip cold piece Of iron IN pail
Of water and it Immediately turns red
OF, while under water. 1t is conical to
watch him; even his whiskers seem to
absorb wonder, RS you hear him say
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