Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-20
LEHI LINKS.
Social and D her Hnpp n'ngs In the
Sugar Factory Iowa.

LEHI, March 19ih.--Ffom u lete
JUs received We learn that Josspl
Ru son who 10 laborlDg a. q miesionh!
in the Birmingham conference, bne
land, ia doing "a good work amo, ~
friends as periainit z TO the 1ospuI
some OF his relatives are oxpecIeo
arrive In Utah this spring. =.
The Mahara Ministries VIII OPEN u
the opera house next week anu MT
time IL expected. .
Attic close Of cur distiic. scht o
held on Friday last, In our lsig
school house ana in the room "her'
Professor u. NJ. Child is teachef We
neat present was given by J'n'e %
Kirkhsm to the student VINO hAe
drawn the best map during me 'sfm =
This wac done uDbeknown TO al n
school and was quite SURPRISE MI.
q. y. Bchow was the happy r.clpieh'
Of the prize.
The saloon Of Mr.. Rockhill was en-
tered through the transom over Tue
front door the other nisht ana som
$40 or sl2 in nickels, besldes som
bottles OF liQuors ard Few o'hei
articles, were taken. N1gbtwntohnhu
Tidcomb saw the parties In the saloon,
and went 10 warn Mr.. koosnli, but
by the time they returned tue bursInTt
had made their exitand were BOln
up the street about block away. "
to tho present the parties have nos
been eau hi.
The Young Ladies' associations met
In q special session. Stake Superin.
tendents Bean AMI heacbhm ana
Sister II. Btsnuriug were the speaker.
Othor vibiiors were present anu ROou
time was had anu many good insiruc'
tions were given.
The X. OF p. had nice social time
at their ball In the opera house.
Mr.. Jas. Goat gave his friends n
social NJ the residence OF his parents
and very enjoyable time was had.
Everybody was made happy.
On Monday evening the Goodrich
Variety company gave an entertain
ment to q good audience In the Operh
house. The company has number OF
specislties and IL well up In Its work.
The friends OF Mrs. Elisha Peek Jr.
gave her supper on her 2lst birth.
dai. A good program was carried
out, with fine spread to which u large
company sat down, after which all
retired, Wishing tho Iady many happy
returnp.
Marriage Is not failure here Mr.. l..
Wilcox has taken unto himself Misc
Ada Wagsiafi for a belpmats and Mr..
Q. Brown has taken TO mia home Miss
Mary Wilcox, while Mr. Eugene
Bone led to Hympn's altar Miss
Loveun Peterson. Receptions were
held at the residences OF the parents, q
fins time was hal aHd many pressuts
were gwen, with many good wis Cd
for their successful journey thTGugD
lie.
On Saturday evening O euuion OF
the Austin family will tnko PLACE at tht
Residences OF MT. John Brown, Bon-iu-
law oil Father Austin. Il will be held
to commemorate the birthday anu
wedding day OF his vile Emma (now
oeoeaseuG also his granddaughter Elm.
mae birthday, all OF which occur Or
the 20th of March ut III am. GRAND.
mama Austin would have been ~
years old and It would have been hel
fiftieth welding uny, ana tho 10 birth.
day OF Mics Emma Austin, the grant,
daughter. Father John Austin hal
had seventeen children born 10 him
eleven OF whom are now living, sever
sons and four daughters; sixty-fiv,
grandchildren, one great grandehLld
daughter. Three grandchildren ar,
are now married and one son is still
single.
A very fine surprise was given Mrs
Thomas Russon at her hons on he
forty.iirst birthday. A large numbe
OF relatives and frienu assembled.
UNCLE jim.