The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1894-03-15
THURsoAY MAR. Is 1894.
THIS. THAT AND THE OTHER

Choir concert on Monday night.
t. +. frame visited the capital this
week.
S. d. Carson of Fairfield wac in town
on Tuesday.
The Kickapoos have gone, aloug
with many hard earned dollar.
Miss Wilson of Salt Lake is visiting
her sister Mrs. /. e. Wines.
Lott Russon and his sons gave us a
pleasant call the other day.
r. II. McKaig was seen wading
around in the mud on Tuesday.
The Female Relief Society will give a
Social Party on next Friday Evening.
Mr.. John Smith spent part of last
week visiting friends in Provo.
Several prospecting outfits started for
the adjacent kills this week.
Samuel Wagstsff of American Forl,
was visitor OF our town on Tuesday.
james smuin has been geeting a gem
eology OF the smuin family from 1000.
Sousa's famous band Is billed to give
aconcert in the Provo Tabernacle to-
morrow.
The legislature has finished its labo,
once more and we are having bette,
weather.
The invitations are OUT for a Relief
Society Picnic Paaty to be given to-mor-
row night.
The board of directors of the Coon
met on Tuesday and transacted business
connected with ,lsal-i.. ,,tion.
Supt. ID. ii. Christensen was visiting
our district schools Tuesday and We'd
nesbay
Thos. Webb, Samuel Briggs and John
Wing have been appointed appraisers
oil the estate of Henry Cooley.
n The blizzard on Friday night was q
terror. 1t was the worst blow March
ever brought to this city.
Why don't we have decent sidewalks
A little work on each property owner
would make them.
The directors of the bank came down
from Salt Lake and held meeting on
Monday.
The Kickapoo outfit left town ON
Sunday with a smile on their faces which
seemed tosay "What fools these mortals
be-"
Mr.. Chas. ID. Evans gave very in-
teresting lecture last Sunday night
which any young man or woman would
do well to heed.
About fifty couple attended the lodge
dance on Tuesday night, 1t was n nice
party but the floor was in bad con-
dition.
Miss Annabell Bennion, who has been
visiting her aunt Mrs. Charles Karen,
leaves for her home in Taylorsyille this
week.
II Lehi wants to be in it, steps should
he taken at once TO organize military
company under the provisions Of the
Militia bill recently passed by the
Legislature. Every city OF importance is
going to organize.
A lecture on Sunday night by Charles
d. Evans, ofspringyille, was enjoyed by
large audience. He is fluent. easy
speaker and knows how to interest an
audience.
The Sugar Co. began shipping seed this
week some has been shipped to Grand
Junction Col. and to the southern part
of this county.
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membeas OF the Ciyl Government class
bet dollar that certain man WAS chalr-
man OF the class on certain night III
was finally proven that Mr.. Smith was
in error and the result was that Mr..
Campbell grabbed his dollar, now lac Is
sorry that bespoke.
Marshal Karen is not forgetting there
are people living in the upper part OF
town. He is often seen after the bell |
rings at night following the youth to gee
II theygo home. That's right heshould |
not spent all his time on Main street.
Our town is getting spread over a large
area of country, aud itappears necessary
that he should have some other way be-
sides his own locomotion Of getting from
one place to another.