The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1894-01-18
THURSDAY JAN. IS, 1894.
THIS. THAT AND THE OTHER


j A January thaw this week
The citizens of Deseret are protesting
against the liquor traffic.
II. vollez went to Salt Lake on Sat
urday on business.
Hon. Ira d Wines spent saturday
and Sunday in Lehi.
All newspaper men should be in Salt
Lake next Saturday.
District school reviews at the school
houses next Friday.
The Democrats held business meet
ing Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Isaac Gudmunsen is spending n
few days with friends in Lehi.
Mr.. Miles il putting in his time at
his ONYX claims at Plican Point.
J. II. Woolsten and Mary A. y. Worl-
ton have tired OF single bessedness and
will try married life.
John +. Pribyl was visiting friends in
American Fork on Saturday before
leaving for the east.
Mr.. Weber Of the Warren Mercantile
company, Salt Lake, was in town on
Monday.
The Coalyille Chronicle deyotes n
page to ,ducat'on. 1t is fine feature
OF the paper.
A son Of l.. V. Larson fell from u horse
on Sunday and fractured hiselbow. Or.
Hloshaw is in attendance.
Iowa state Band, on the way to the
MidNitrtsr Fair, gave open air concerts
at Salt Lake and 0sctsa this week.
A shower OF the qcer has recently
visited vernal, Utah leaving behind him
several counterfeit dollars.
Byron Doolan, of Provo, has been in
town this week collecting for the Dispatch
Company.
A company has been organized to
utilize the water power OF Jordon River
and convert it into electricity.
Gold il reported to have been found
near the Jordon Narrcws almost east Of
Tickville.
We notice two large peicSs OF light
solored onyx at the U. Z. depot await
ing shipment.
This issue contains two nice composition
written by district school pupils. Items
, Of educational interest will he published
at any time.
W. d. Robinson has been appointed
bishop Of American Fork instead OF Geo.
Halliday, who has been ordained q
patriarch.
Parties from American Fork have
struck gold in the lake hills above Beck y
ranch. It assays over "a a ton in gold
on the surface.
Messrs. Whipple & Gudmunsen have
heen oifeied $1,000 for the patent right
Of their automatic lamp lighter, but
they couldn't see it,
y. salzner came in from his claim at
Mercur on Sunday. lie is well pleased
with the showing being made. He
went out again on Tuesday.
A sleigh full of boys and girls were
tipped over at George Webb's corner on
Sunday night. None were seriously
hurt. Teams and sleighs were whir!ing
at this corner nearly all night,
= A son OF VIM. southwick was injured
last week He was running TO catch n
sleigh when he fell and the sleigh com .
Ing after him ran over him before the
team could be stopped.
At an early hour Monday morning,
Otto Olson, aged q years and Francis
N Gordon aged II years, appeared be-
fore Clerk Halliday and demanded n
license to marry. The young lady sta
ted that she was eighteen, and every
thing appeared satisfactory and the ap.
plication was granted. Shortly after the
young couple was united by w. q. Me.
Collogh. Hardly had the ceremony been
performed when the BRIDES papa came
upon the scene and learned, much to his
displeasure, that lac was to late to parti-
cipate in the proceedings. lie protested
emphatieally against the marriage, stat
ing thet his daughter was only seventeen
years old and that the license was gran.
ted under a false statement. After seek.
ng advice, he concluded to abide results
and not to cause his daughter any further
trouble, but to leave her to the affection.
ate care OF her first love.