The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1894-06-28

Meakin called III our Office yesterday and |
in his coat was planted a pretty, sweet,
smiling rose, which be thought was n
dandy, and we thought the young lady
who gave IL was daisy. We wanted TO
know her name, but il was no go.
We have received from SHELTON & Co
the lecture OF Prof. Geo Brimhall which
he delivered at the b, Y. Academy be-
fore the Utah County Teachers Associa-
ton few weeks ago. The lecture is
brillent effort ontitlen "The Employ
ment OF Teachers" All lovers OF edu-
cation and school officers should get
copy Of the lecture.
A Womans international Temperance
Union, is now on foot with petition
five miles long signed by three million
women. The ladies intend to visit every
nation OF the Earth and work up an in
terest in the temperance cause. Sue
cess to the movement.
The north branch Sunday School had
review on Sunday last which was
very enjoyable and entertaining to all
who attended. b. w. Brown the supt.
and his aids are taking great interest
in the sabbath school.
Mr.. James Anderson has sunk fine
flowing well at the corner OF Powell's
place, and it has the largest flow Of any
well in that vicinity, but it IL drying up
Hyrum Smiths flowing we'll.
Geo. McKilligan who has been resi-
dent Of our city for sometime past, will,
on Saturday next leave for Neb. where
he intends TO make his future home for
time. Mr.. McKilligan has been coed
citizen and we wish him pros perity in
the choice OF bis new home.
Judge Anderson, late judge OF the
Second District Court and Associate
Justice OF the supseme Court OF Utah
has petiIioned the Third District Court
for divorce from his wife. Sensation
al developments are promised.
Senator Hill nppeares to have but
little show in the senate lie has no
love for The income tax, and no doubt,
his expression regarding there will
never be another democratic President,
IL the senate pass that measure, has
some significance attached to it, for he is
a sLrewd politician.
I The many friends Of William Briggs
n former resident OF Lehi, but now OF
Idaho, are panied to learn the tcrable
suffering his son is hayeing ogo through
IN having his leg nmputatcd 20 many
times. Last week he had another
operation which makes the 9Th time.
Mr. Jacob Beck called in our Office the
other day. In fun We showed him a
case, and he stepped up to it and began
setting type in good style. We ask him
il he had set type beioce and he wrote
the following Yes, | learned the type
in San Francisco for 2ia years think /
will go back to school there mex. fall and
will graduate from school in two years.
A family down in Florida lost their
child, and failing to find il after two
days, put 20 cent notice in a news.
paper and the next morning they were
surprised to see an alligator on their
steps, where he had disgorded their lost
child alive, and then died himself.
They sold the alligator hide for 50, and
the parents are exhibiting the child at
a dime museum for 500 week. Now,
ask yourselves, does it not pay to adver.
tise Exchange.
The new store of Jas. Kirkhatn. a
Sons when complete will be quite an
ointment TO his corner and TO the upper
part OF town, The building at present
isprogresssng very rapidly and has
fine appearance. Mr.. Kirkham and his
sons are genial in their manner, and
businesslike in their transaction, and no
doubt when their new building is COM
plete will command quite a trade in the
town.
On Monday evening surprise party
was held at the residence OF James
kirkham. This party was held in
honor Of the birthday OF Miss Lucy
Hartley. When the crowd had all
gathered Miss Hartley was brought in,
and amid the shouts and laughter,
caused such surprise on her
as is seldom seen. The program com.
mcnced by eating ice cream as usual.
then instrumental selections, playing
games, telling Jokes, etc. This was a
jolly crowd and the evening passed Of
ioyiully. At about Il :3Oall departed to
their homes feeling the next game must
be the bed
STATE Senator j. Frank Hanley, who
was recently nominated for Congress
by the Republicans Of the Ninth Ind.
anna district, is only thirty-oue years
of age, and self-made in the fun sense
of the term. In the summer Of 1879 he
was saving wood in Warren comfy,
Ind, fer 70 cents a day, and the lol- /
lowing winter he worked on farm, at
tending school for the fret time in his /
life in the evenings. For more than
ten years he worked as farm laborerI
and taught country schools, and II was