The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1894-02-08
THURSDAY FEB. 8 1894.
THIS. THAT AND THE OTHER

Mr.. and Mrs. George Webb spent
Tuesday in Provo.
Mr.. Geo. Webb paid visit TO our
Salons on Friday last.
Mr.. A. L. Booth Of Provo was in Lehi
last Friday on legal business
=, W. Ross went to Provo on Saturday
last on legal business.
Mr.. s. X. Thurman was in town on
business on Saturday.
Editor W. l.. Webb took a "trip down
South rs far as Levan on Saturday.
The littlsHyear old son of Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. |. Bushman was buried at Provo this
week.
We have received an invitation 10 at
tend Valentines Ball in Chipman's
Hall on Feb. IA.
Abe Gudmunsen and James Evans
left yesterday fora two days prospecting
visit TO the low hills.
As James Peterson is going to give q
wedding ball here this week the band has
concluded togive no regular public party
this week.
II. G. Whitney writes that member
OF Salt Lakes prominent performers an
ticipate playing to an audience IN Lehi
soon.
George W. Childs one Of the best
known newspaper men in America, was
b rled in the Woodland Cemetary at
philadelphia ON Tuesday.
We wish those who are owing us small
bills would be prepared to settle when
our agent presents them in the near
future.
The Trustees OF Utah Co. had a meet
ing in Provo on Tuesday TO take steps to
protest against the passage OF the new
school bill.
Mr.. Israel Evans leaves this week for
the Midwinter Fair. lie expects to be
absent about six weeks. We wish hin
Il pleasant visit.
The Ogden Sun and Salt Lake Tribune
have been calling each other hard names
this week. The Sun is going back ON its
idea Of clean journalism.
The trustees are having trench dug
on the west side Of the central school
house TO lay II pipe so as to clean out
the boiler OF the heating apparatus more
easily.
The final mid-winter session OF the
u. g. T. A will be held in Lehi on the
9th OF this month. The teachers have
began TO make preparations for proper
ly taking care OF them.
Al. Green was before Judge Evans
Monday for stealing hay from Isaac Fox
Nothing but circumstantial evidence wal
addueed which the Judge decided was
not quite sufficient and dismissed the
case.
Mr.. James Kirkham is completing a
history OF Lehi and is very anxious to
have it complete. He wishes the names
OF all missionaries sent from here, with
the day, month and year they left and
where they labored. Those having such
information should let him know.
The hard times ball was success.
The young ladies made SSl. which is
deposited TO tn cir credit in the bank.
There was some very unique and strik-
ing costumes which forcibly reminded
one of hard times. There was too many
small ones present which spoiled the
enjoyment for the rest.
The Spectacular Co. advertised TO show
on Monday and Tuesday nights but got
no audience on the first night. They re-
duced the price for the second perior-
nance and got house. The people are
new at some OF the parts but practice
will overcome this. Their light did not
shine as brightly as it should to give a
good effect. Some features were good
others were not.
Claud Eitsman who was convicted be-
fore Judge Evans and sent to Provo for
commitment 20 the Reform School was
Tsmanded back with instructions TO be
given the full penalty OF the law. It
appears that the boy was recommended to
the District Judge upon the fathers in
structions and afterwards his father
protested before the Court that his boy
be not sent.