The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1894-04-12
TnunsoAY ARM u 1894.
THIS. THAT AND THE OTHER

THIS. THAT AND THE OTHER
Manager Cutler went on business trip
% the capital on Monday.
supt. Granger OF the sugar factory,
went to Salt Lake on Friday on bust
ness trip.
Mr., Joseph Dunkley Of the American
Fork Item was visitor at our office ON
Tuesday.
Quite number Of Lehi pupils OF the
Il. Y. Academy, came home last Friday
TO pay their parents and friends visit.
Editor w L. Webb is improving his
place by putting up new fence. He
left here for springyille on his wheel on
Tuesday afternoon.
There were some of the lineHt slabs o
onyx we have ever seen, lying at the D..
& X. G. Depot the other day ready to be
shipped to Salt Lake.
This week there will be shipped from
homes and missions in Liverpool TO the
farmers in Manitoba 234 boys picked up
in English slums.
Why isS.a self concerted man like a
man in u UlloonY
Because everybody looks small to him,
and he looks small to everyone else
TO be informed regarding the culture
OF the sugar beet, and the workings of the
great sugar factory, you should take the
BANNER the paper of the BANNER county
Of Utah.
Miss Emerette Cutler Is the first lady
bicycle rider in town. She can now
manage her new horse very gracefully.
We look for other ladies TO catch the
bicycle fever in a few days.
Remember that two regular trains are
put on Union Pacific. Leaving Lehi for
Salt Lake every morning Mt 100 and re-
turning again in the evening at q :23.
This is in addition to the other morning
ami evening service.
The 43ed birthday of Mrs. Charlotte
Peck was celebrated few days ago by n
large crowd of relations and friends.
After the table was spread about thirty
sat down ton grand display OF eatables,
songs, recitations and speeches were the
order of the evening.
Minister-"And how do YOU get on at
Sunday school, Billie?" Billie-"Pretty
well. I've just learned about the whale
swallowing Jonah" Mnister-'That's
good" Billie-Yes sir; and next Sun
day I'm going - begin to learn to be-
lieve it. "-'hurp,..- Razar
Mr.. Edward southwick was~sreatlv
surprised ON Thursday last. A number
OF friends gathered at his home whilst
he was away on business, and upon mis-
return found TO his surprise the house
packed with friends. After Mr.. South.
wick had Gained down they cleared the
room and commdnced dancing which
kept up until 2 m when all departee to
their several homes.
A party of four local cyclists con-
sisting of Messrs Wines, Vallez. English
and Taylor; made flying t,p to
Pleasant Grove on their wheels last
Sunday, The trip TO the Grove was
rapidly made on account OF the wind
being in their favor, but on their return
trip they were compelled TO face the
heavy wind which impeded their pro.
grese and one OF the party had the mis-
fortune to break one Of his pedels and
had 10 work the machine on one side
and it is said that he had a go-as-you-
please race with q COW which was mov-
ing in the same direction which however
with considerable difficulty he succeed
ed in passing,
The party stopped at Am. Fork long
enough to have their photos taken ahd
returned home with good apetites.
Perhaps never is the history Of con-
ierences which have been held in the
Tabernacle at Salt Lake, has there been
larger CONGREGATION than was in that
building Sunday afternoon last. Every
available nook aud corner were occupied
and as one looked over the vast sea of
faces, he was struck with awe and
nmazement, such n sight co-ld not be
seen IN any other place in the known
world. Neither can tongue describe the
feelings ole possessed when the large
organ peeled fourth in musical tones, AMI
the vast concorse Of worshipers stood on
their feet to sing