The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1894-02-15

Sheriff Brown was up from Provo
Tuesday on civil business.
A lion tanner was horribly mutilated
by lions at the Midwinter Fair Tuesday
night.
The Choir is preparing sacred con-
cert to be given or Sunday evening Feb.
25th.
VS., Evans and others are busy
hauling rock for the new meeting house
at the Junction.
Sixteen pupils Of the Alpine district
with their teacher J. W. Booth. visited
the Lehi schools on Monday.
Miss Clara Southwick formely OF this
city marries Mr.. George Whitehead
Of Springville this week.
The A. o. +. Of this city give a social
ball in CARTS Hall on Friday night.
The invitatations are out.
Mr.. Isaac Woodhouse is happy just
now rs little peice of humanity has
arrived in town who will some day call
him papa.
Gudmansen, Whipple and Evans
received an offer this week Of $l5, 10000
and $500 in stock company OF
$4,000 capital stock, for their patent
lamp lighter,
The Y. NJ. NJ. I. A. conference held
here on Saturday and Sunday was well
attended. The concert on Saturday
night drew large house. On Sunday
members of the Stake presidency address
sed the people and in the evening David
Mckenzie delivered an interesting lee
ture to a large audience on the Divine
authenticity OF the Bible.
The members OF the printing craft Of
Logan has our thanks for an invitation
TO their ball. The invitation isa unique
affair consisting of small, lace trimmed
pillow case containing miniature folded
sheet on which was printed the invita-
ton to a sheet and pillow case masquer-
AIDE at the Thatcher Opera House Feb.
70. 1t will no doubt be grand affair.
Sometimes il pays n man to keep his
wife posted as to all the details of his
business plans and needs. Forexample,
il is said that an Abilene, Kansas, man
recently advertised that he would like to
buy u secondhand lawn mower and to
address "XL." He received one reply
that struck him favorably and after
corresponding some time hunted the
party up and found it to he his wife who
was trying to sell their old one
A school teacher having instructed a
pupil TO purchase grammar, the next
day received note thus wordod from
the child's mother: 81 do not desire for
Lulu shall ingage in giammer, rs |
prefer her ingage in useful studies and
can learn her how to spoke and write
properly myself. have went through
two examiners and | can't say MS they
did me no good. prefer her ingage in
german and drawing and vocal music on
the peano."
The only case before Judge Evans
this week was Vergil How who seems to
have become infatuated with the Drum
mers trade, took some shoes from a grip
in Wing and Ryan's Livery Stable, sold
them on n commission, out relied only
30 cents, all OF which is contrary to See
tiUn IS OF our City Ordinances. lie got,
(or rather was requested TO give $500.
Anumber OF civil cases have been set
for hearing in Judge Evans Court next
week.
Salt Lake will emulate the social Gus.
toms of the National and various state
capitals this winter by giving a grand
reception and ball in honor OF the Thir.
ty-first Legislative Assembly OF Utah.
This event will occur at the Salt Lake
Theater on the eve OF Washing .on's
birth day, Feb. q, 1894. 1t will grand
affair and as the railroads have prOmis-
ed reduced rates it is anticipated that
large number will attend.
Excuse us but il the editor OF the Lehi
BAASsR would return the overshocs, be-
longing TO the writer, which he awiped
at the wedding ball in Chipman's Hall
on Monday night We will be ever SO
much obliged, We are onto you 80 let
there be no iticism. Ii you return
them we'll keep qmet.-Hem
Tue writer OF the above must have
been slowly recovering from the bad
effects OF the night before for it seems me
had not got rid OF all his hallucenatons.
We don't believe he had any oyershoes
that night Tor he had boots on and they
must have had snakes in them. Wen
forgive him this time as he kept 1t very
quiet by placing it in the lem.