Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-23
LEni NEWS.
Store Entered by burglars and Goods
Worth $500 iaken-0 her Notes.

LEHI, June 90. ls97--Lsst week
come parties entered tho clothing store
Of Ord Bros., on Main street, by pry-
ing up one OF the small windows. The
pightwatch happened to lie out win
friend and some time between IL NJ
90. 10. the store wne entered and sl2o
In jewelry was taken besides NIB u'
sl75 Ia hats, sh oes, shirts AMI ciolhin ;
also a small grip and 81 so cash. IN.
clothing was taken in odd piece, no
suits TO match. About half q O lsn
pieces Of jewelry were lett ON the floor.
o,herwine all the jewelry Ia the store
WINS taken. Sheriff stone and Deputy
viking have the case In hand and d
H. to be- hoped the parties VIII be cap
tufed.
On the 10th the old folks OF Dehi
W ere to have besn taken to The Mui-
dock Lake resort, but owing TO IN
rainfall on the night OF the l5th Inc
committee tbougnt 1t bssI for them T.
not leave the city. They were taken
10 our meeting house iD the morning
and very nice program was carried
out, co sietiDg OF songs, music,
speeches, etc. AT noon the c0mpaty
was conveyed 10 the G,rH Opera nous.
and there q good dinner was prepared
for all: between l25 and $50 sat down
and partook OF the b3unies OF the
earth and tue hospitalitlts OF the good
people OF Lehi. A number OF pretty girls
10 white served the old toIks anu
helped them to feel happy. Plenty
was provided ior all anu to spare.
After dinner was over and the tables
feared, n program was carried cut,
consisting OF singing by the OLD ioiks
choir, a speech OF welcomeiby Bishop
Cutler. songs, fecitations, music by
the l.. s. band and Kirkham OF
cheetrs; then came refreshments coz
sitting OF lemonade, caudy and nuts,
after which a pumber OF presents were
given to the OLD folks, which hai been
presented by the merchants aud others,
besides some very beautiful flowers;
the 0luest lady present was 81 years
old, the Oldest gentleman 81.
Before closing the days enjoyment
the old people participated in the
dance to the sweet strains OF the band,
which all present seemed TO enjoy.
The committee expressed tnemseivee
as being under obligation TO IL. GaItf
for the use OF his hall and to the Bishop
for the use OF the nesting house anu
to all who helped to give the old PEG.
pie day OF enjoyment.
A mace meeting was held In the
city hall, with Mayor Evans In the
chair anu A. II. Candland as seer, :
tAry. Alter sumo very patriotic
speechmaking the following gentle.
men 4and lnuies were selected as u
committee to get up a 1rst.ciass celc.
bration: Mayor Evane, j. A. Taomas,
+. Evans, q. Beck, u. Austip, NJ. A.
South WICK and Angie Webb.
It IL reported that MIR. l.. Gar Il Is
being prosecuted for $500 damages by
Prot. A. q. Lunu.
The irisnus and family OF Mrs.
Mons Anderson gave the lady = SUI
prise on her list pirthday annivsrsafy,
aud q good tune was had with songs,
music, speeches aud ieasting.
We learn by letters received by the
family ana friends or Mrs. e. J. Tay-
lot, VINO 10 on visit in CaIfor MIA,
thut the lazy has visited most OF the
cities OF that state and has met maDy
oi the Mormon missi onaries anu ID
enjoying the beautiful sighis OF the
cosst.
Our Dramatic company will soon
appear again In the play entitled JACK
o. Diamonds.
Mr.. J. Beck Ia not yet through with
Improvements at his SARATOGA Spring,
rs IA car OF lumber has just arrived an
is now being sent TO his pleasure resort
by team.
MIR. VIM. Dorton and wiie lost theiI
little girl, inflammation Of the bowel,
being the cause OF deatu. She wst
ob0ut 4 months old and is very much
missed In the household.
BY letter We are informed that the
Jones party who lett Lshi for Eng
land and Wales had very fair lrIl
over the ocean, being about eight days
they landed safely and are now enjoy.
log the sights anu pleasures of the oil
county. UNCLE JIM.