The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1894-03-22

THIS. THAT AND THE OTHER


Easter next Sunday.
Paper ball next Friday night.
The Tribune on Tuesday printed an
Easter Anth EN-.
Hon. Ira d. Wines went to Salt Lake
on business on Tuesday.
The trustees visited Gibbs singing
class at the District schools on Tuesday.
Mr.. J. II. wooten and brother OF
American Fork assay Office visited us
on Tuesday.
The foundation Of the new meeting
house at the Junction will be finished
this week.
Misses Mary Smith and Miner Jacob
attended the Academy ball at Provo on
Friday night.
Recorder Ross and assayer Felt are
the busiest men in town. Both are
giving good satisfaction.
Miss Hattie Jacobs returned from
Salt Lake on Monday. She has been
looking up the spring millinery trade.
An interesting letter from Elder Henry
Lewis was read at choir practice last
Tlursday night. lie is at present
laboring in North Wales.
Everybody should go 70 the choir
entertainment to be given next NJ onday
night in GarTs Hall. Remember the
prices are cut down,
Some OF the orchards are receiving
much needed trimming. We hope the
PESTS which have spoiled our fruit crops
will soon be overcome. The horticultural
bill passed by the legislature will
naturally assist to overcome this evil.
We hear that glee club has been
organized at the Junction with Mr.. VIM.
Asher as conductor. They have some
good singers over there and ought to
have good club. We wish them sue.
cess.
The mud hote in the street near 5. j .
Taylor's has been the cause Of consider
able trouble and some profanity. The
bottom seems to have dropped out Of the
street AZ that point and wagons would
sink in up to the axle. 1t is a strange
piece of real estate.
The people at the entertainment the
other night by the way they laughed
while the farce was being played, felt
something like the little boy who was
crying and his father Held "why don't
stop your cryingW The little said "be-
cause can't find place to stop"
Some person or persons whose dis.
trucliye ability is abnorInally developed
showed some of their cussedness last
Sunday night by breaking the front
window OF Mr.. Stoker's store The
person who done il should be found and
severly punished for destroying other
peoples property.
The Relief Society on Friday evening
was not so well attended as was locked
for, there being about 250 Invitations
given out by the society. The dance
was one OF the most social and enjoyable
of the season, every one present seeming
to enter into the spirit Of it. The society
and their floor manager are entitled TO
commentator for the manner in which
the dance was gotten up and managed.
The good order observed through the
whole night, was very good significant
feature. The time which the dance
commenced and closed should be a
pattern for the young folks to follow,
The songs, recitation, and step dance
were all very pleasing to see and listen
TO, and very much enjoyed. The old !
dances being called brought back fond
rememberances of the long ago, whom
conditions, circumstances, and con
yeniences were very different to what
they are to-day, in regard to dress, light
and room, which the present genera
tion know but little Of. But times
have changed for the better, regarding
modern improvements. il can be said
with much satisfaction that the Relic
Society has kept abreast OF oil OF them
and is one OF the societies wrought
wonders in looking after the welfare OF
the needy II has brought comfort and
consolation to thousands II has fed the
hungry and clothed the naked, cheered
the widow and iatherless, and its benign
influence is being felt in every home in
bur city.