The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1894-08-30
TnunsoAyI Aueusr 80 1894.
THIS. THAT AND THE OTHER

Mason and Co. are driving veil on
the place of s. 1. Goodwin.
Mrs Watson and daughter, OF Salt Lake
City, are here visiting friends.
Comments are many, rega riding the
late ruling OF the Utah Commission.
Mr.. John Beck's railroad 10 the
Warm springs Is one oil the topics OF
the day.
The Foresters are working things up
In fine shape, TO get large crowd out
at saltair on Thursday Aug. SOth.
Supt. @. A. Granger, Of the factory
went down to Springville on Thursday
10 look over the beet fields.
The Bullitin boasds Of both politica
parties are well covered with interest
ing reading and cartoons, which attract
crowd every morning.
Senator Hill has been engaged az an
attorney to contest the constitutionality
of the income tax clause Of the new tariff
law.
Messrs Thos. Webb and Austin, left ON
Monday to visit their sheep heard In
Wasatch county; They will be gone
about one week. =.
The Black Hawk comrads had grand
day at Provo on Wednesday, and Thurs.
day last. Many went from here to
attend, the reunion. "'
All our school TEACHERS who attended
the Summer school have returned home.
They express themselves AZ Y high.
af!! ig6e sc6ocfs!f''
A great many Of our citizens express
cd themselves very freely condeming
the decision OF the commission regard
ing men who had been in polygomy.
The directors Of the Peoples Coop
Institution met on Tuesday, Aug. 2l, and
declared dividend Of per cent for the
last quarter. This will be encouraging
news to the stockholders. The divide I'd
is made payable in September.
The Utah Bee Keepers Association
will hold their semi annual convention
on Oct. 18th, at Salt Lake City, in the
Utah Exposition Building, CONNIE ncinp
at lOa. NJ. and p. m. A cordial
welcome is extended to ALT.
Jno. @, Swaner, Secsy.
Rev. Dana w. Bartlett, Pastor of the
Phillips Congregational Church, Of
Salt Lake City returned 10 the city
with his family yesterday after months
sojourn in Lehi. lie reports this as the |
best place he has yet found in which |
to spend summer vacation.
Mr. Mosiah Evans left on Wednesday |
Tor the southern part of this county
lie has gone in the interest of the suca, |
factory, and will give such instructions
to the agents as is necessary regarding
OF the present years crop. lie will be |
gone three or four days. Il
He-If you did not love me, why did
you encourage me?
She III Encourage your.
He--For two seasons you have ac-
cepted every one Of my inyations TO the
iheaters etc.
she-Thatwas not because l loved You
1t was because loved the theater.-
N. Y Weekly II
Potatoes are selling at ak cents per
bushel by the carload, and fifteen cents
per bushel delivered every, morning BY
the half-peck, in the, .northern cities.
viii they be worth digging j. ssnpst.
county ia question now puzzling the
farmer Messenger. ~
The following Psyson property was
sold under the hammer AZ Paoyo, with
prices paid for the, same; House and
lot OF one acre, belonging 10 A. S.
Higham, under tho attachment OF the
Brewerton assignment, for SIS; Hyrum
Lennon being the purchaser. Also two !
horses Of w Patten, one trotting horse
valued at $500 went for sii5. the other
one Tor $685. eight .shares of Payson
Electric Light stock for $40, at the time 1
the company organized was worth $50 1
per share. -Payson Times. 1t