The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-09-06

WIN SCaifCt icNei 10 icSoNtIlHS.
Albert Sheiou has quite a curiosity Mt
his place in the shape of pig without
feet. 1t is month old and has no legs.
1t has iorelegs but no feet. 1t seems to
be healthy and is fat and sleek. 1t
wrigges about the pen with the rest OF
the litter and can squeal as loud and
long as any of them. -Wasatch Wave
The sheriff sold at public sale today
six parcels Of real estate, situated in this
county, in the vicinity of Lehi. The
property was sold on a decree entered
in the Fourth district court, wherein the
Utah Stove and Hardware Co. and Z
w. Madsen were plaintiffs, aud John
Beck and the Lehi Commercial & Saw
ings Bank, defendants. The bank bought
in four pieces, and the plaintiffs the
other two. Enquirer, Wednesday.
We are in receipt OF the first mum Der
of "The Utah County Democrat pub
lished in Provo b. Fred Nelson. The
paper is bright 6-column folio, full of
news, and is to be published semi
weekly. Editor Nelson is the man who
placed 1.-THE Tintic Miner" in the front
ranks Of Utah newspapers. He is
first-class newspaper man and genial,
wholesouled fellow.
Friends OF r. b. Thurman have re-
ceived cards announcing the wedding If
that gentleman to Miss Elizabeth Cor
nelia Ayton, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James E. Ayton of Laytonsville, Mary
land. The ceremony is to take place on
September 7.h at the Methodist Episco-
pal church at Laytonsville. Mr.. Thur
man is the son of Hon. s. X. Thurman
Of Provo, and private secretary to
Senator Rawlins. His many friends in
Utah will wish himself and bride all
and prosperity.
Wednesday afternoon at about 4
o'clock, a fire occurred at Lehi Junction
which resulted in the com plete destruc.
ion OF the residence of Joseph Slater |
md the total loss of all household |
effects. The fire started in a lumber
'hanty adjoining the house and made
such Roadway that it was impossible to
save any OF the furniture although
strenuous efforts were made by those
who arrived early on the scene. Mr..
Slater and his wife are advanced in
years and for this reason the loss is
probably more keenly felt. A petition
IS being circulated for the relief of the
aged couple and large quantity Of
brick and quite sum of money have
already been donated.
John Whipple and Carpenter Jensen
engaged in an alteration Wednesday |
forenoon which ended in a pugilislic
display, Jensen getting much the worst
Of IL. He thought revenge would be
sweet and 50 lodged a complaint for
assault and battery against Whipple. |
The case was heard before Justice
Woodhouse Friday evening. The evil
ience was to the effect that Jensen had
been the aggressor in the puglistic part
Of the program and Whipple had been
acting principally in self-defense. The
Justice however found that there had |
been a breach OF the peace and for this /
reason fined Whipple So and recon-
mended the arrest OF Jensen.
Mrs. Maud McNiel OF Colorado, who
has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Thomas OF this city, for
The past three months. went to Salt
Lake City Saturday where she
underwent an operation at St. Marks
hospital. Mrs, Mcneil has been suffer
ng for some time from complication
II diseases and before coming to Leh;
consulted eminent physicians in Denver
N regard to her case and they decided
hat nm ODpratiOn wos nacasgarv Clio