The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1894-06-14


San Francisco yesterday. Mr.. Emery
was speaker OF the House in our Legis.
lature last winter. He died of heart
frilure.
President Abraham Hatch Of Ileber
City has caught the spirit Of improve
ment, and is g,ing 10 improve his prop
erty here by removing his old adobe
house and replacing n new one in it's
place. The old house was one among
the first TO be built here, and therefore
has been IN delapcdated state for
some years past. lie has sent gentle
man here TO attend 10 the building.
On Monday last a large number OF
relations and friends gathered at the
homo Of Miss Angie Webb, to pertici-
pate in n social party in honor OF her
birthday. After tho party had all
gathered, the tables were spread with
q grand display OF delicious cakes. The
guest surrounded the tables and several
young ladies rushed in with their hands
full of dishes which contained ice.cream.
Each person took dish and common
ced as though they enjoyed their ice
cream feast. After they were all salts
fed they retired TO the parlor where
instrumental selections, songs and resi-
tationa were then in order until about
II 80 when all departed; wishing Miss
Webbmany moro birthdays of n similar
nature. Two in ore year IL IL were
possible.
Part Of Smiths army arrived here on
Saturday and camped near tho II. q
Depot. Teams were gathered up by the
marshal and the squad taken ON toward
Pleasant Grove. On Sunday another
squad arrived and located in the creek
bottom on the state road in the upper
part Of town. Again the marshal and
mayor gathered up teams and took quite
lumber OF them over TO Pleasant Grove.
But the remainder stayed here and was
given the building where Alma Conner
used TO keep his saloon, where they made
their head quarters during Sunday night.
This they appreciated very much as
strong cold north wind was blowing all
the evening. These appear to be bet
ter class OF men than those who belonged
TO the Carter contingent. We commend
the prompt action OF the mayor and
marshal In providing means whereby
they passed them through our town 30
quickly.
1t is suggested that the easiest way TO
keep Commonwealth OF the grass is to
offer him a lawn mower and a rake.--
Kansas city journal.
Lovei--l assure you, Herr Meyer,
cannot live without your daughter.
Herr Meyer-oh, you overestinate
my income .-Fllegende.
Traveller Irecounting tales OF privationl
Why, / have seen the time when | lived
OIL horse for week in Africa.
Jersey Artist That's nothing lived
OH horse for month once-a IS 10
shot at Guttenburg. New York Herald.
Judge GuiIey-what passed between
yourself and the complainant? O'Bri
EN- think, sor, a half dozen bricks an
piece of pawn stone. Raymond's
Mcnthly.
Did you tender your resignation P"
aid man TO an ex-oliice holder. al
esigned by request, sir. But there
vas nothing tender about il; it was
ough."-Pittsburg Chronicle.
Tho following colloquy took place in
n English hospital. The chaplain
'aking his rounds asks the porter:
"Iiow's Robinson this morning2"
"Ees dead sor
"Dead?"
Eyes, sorp'
But why dident you call me I might
ave been able TO comfort the poor 1,
How little in his last moments"
iii comiorted i'm myself, sor." 7
You indeed, and what did You say
} comfort him ?"
"Hisaid to i'm Robinson, III suppose
on know you can't last long2' Yes
'ys &c. Robinson, Iii suppose you
now you can't go to heavenP Yes
'ysee. 'Well, Robinson, says Iii, you
ight to be VERY thankful that there's
place provided for you fellows to 90
= Yes, says ee; and then ee turned
face to the wall and died without
zen thanking me for comforting i'm"