Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-11
LEHI.
Lehi Notes.

#. r. Cutler has left home on Vlsl
to Fish Spring to look after his proper
~ situated in that locality.
Mr.. d. lie Blond cur ex.photoo
grapher, will leave for the East 10 viei
his friends IN Cincinnati.
]. j. Anderson has resigned o.
teacher in our n. e. District schoo
and J. b. Goddie has taken bh place.
w. 7. Jack and A. Rimbsil swer'
vieitipg our busineis men tbis week.
both representing home indu'tries'
The district school teachers o
American Fork vlsiled our DAY sen o
and expressed themselves Is please
with what they saw.
Robert. the son OF Senator A. j.
Evaps, IL suffering with Ia griTe and
from tho came cause.
Mr., Melvin Butt has been 'uffering
from Ia grip OF late hut 10 abe 10
about again; while sick his god lazy
presented HIM with a son.
On Saturday next our Home Dsa.
mstio company will appear IN fout'
act play entitled Jack o damon 2.
New scenery has been painted by Me-.
Evers.
BY letters received from Elder Mark
A Justin who II now in the Manchester
conferences, England, VIC learn that
the work Is on the increase and many
are Joining the Church, while the
meetings are well Attended.
MIL. Beck 10 preparing to again
engage In the poultry business ut his
Saratoga Springs at the head OF the
Jordan river; two cara Of lumber have
Just arrived and 10 being hauled to he
springs By tsaIn., TO be nsed IN build.
Ing q home for the young chicks.
The pupils Of Mre. Doc Lswis gave
their lady tssoher n surprise the other
evening, previous TO her departure Tor
the home OF her parents 10 the East.
A nice program was given and many
wishes for the lady's safe journey to
the East and for her return.
Farm work is expected to commence
In few days by the Utah Sugar m.
pany. Some 400 bags of sugar beet
seeu have arrived, nlso n car Of SEQ !
drills; twenty-five acres OF beets prob
ably will be set out this ysnr 10 rsise
ssed from, Mr.. Ii. Austin Will super.
intend tho farm on what Is known as
the bench.
On Saturday last Mr.. J. A. Granger,
q. Austin ana Il. Patterson LETT Luhi
with eight cars OF beef cattle over the
ID. d II. G. II. II. for Donvef; their
stock were sent from the Utah Feed.
Ing compaDy's y'rdH, situated at the
Sugar factory; 100 head were received
there from American Fork this week.
On Sunday last cur meeting hcuse
was filled to itB utmost capacity by tho
people who attended fast meeting.
Many were the gifts and blessln q
spiritually given the Saints; little boy 0
and girls arose Of their own free Will
Nc moved by the Spirit OF the Lord ami
bore testimony Of the goouness OF our
Heavenly Father towards them. 1t
surely was time OF rel jiclng with the
people.
Mr.. 9. Woodhouse came near losing
his home by IRE this week. The Gen,
tleman was away to bis work and his
wife was visiting her tarenis, having
left the little children at home. While
the eldest went TO the yard TO do tho
evening chores the smaller one 1t Il
supposed must have plsyed with the
Gre for when the elder one returned
he found the house full Of smoke and
some OF the furniture and bedding on
fire. With the help Of the neighbors
the fire was put out and the house
eaved with the loss OF some few ar.
ticles Of household use.
Mr.. w. L. Racker has lust returned
from q business trip from toe Esst ami
while away he visited the cities OF
Pueblo, Kansas CITY, st. Louis and
Chicago. He reports times in those
cities among business msn rs very
good, some houses doing busin ess lasl
year up In the millions. Manulactors
seem TO think tina. times are ipaprov.
Ing. While there he attended one q
tne lectures si Elder b. II. Roberts,
taking with him some gentlemen who
were In that city on business. Mr.
Racker while away bought in a large
amount Of goods for the Peupis's
Coop, hs being supt. OF that institu.
ton.
Our city fathers met on Tuesday
evening In council; all members wore
present with one exception. a petit
ton for the opening OF new street nj
the FUNSTON was presented. The city
attorney reported on the law as tt
barber shops being opened on Sunday
A petition having bsen presented nj Q
previous meeting to allow BARRIERS Il
keep their establishment opened, hut Il
was denied; go BARRIERS will do uC
business on Sundays. Bilis to tn,
amount Of S44.25 were allowed. A
resolution was passed forbidding care
playing ia all saloons. An appropria.
ton OF $3.50 was made for street repaiii
and the council adjourned for twC
weeks.
Mrs. Ann Taylor was surprised Oh
her 10Th birthday by her children,
grad children A, and RIeai-grsudenil
drsn, and some friends at cher nome
this week. The lady Ia au oil resi-.
dent here and well known. She hsi
had Is children, So graud-childrsp anG
70 gieat.grsnd.children. A,geod lime
was hsu and many wishes for hei
long life to come. UNCLE jim.