The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1899-04-29
THIS. THAT AND THE OTHER

Morgan Woodhouse has started to
build an addition to his residence.
Albert Jones has been doing business
In Lehi for the Deseret News.
f. Salzner and George Webb made
business trip to Bountiul ON Monday
Bicycles at the lowest prices.-w. l..
Webb, agent.
The Silver Band will give ball in
CARTS Hall on the evening OF next Mon
day May lst
The o. 5 j.. will run mining en-
cursion to Tintc and Mercur to morrow.
Supt j. l. Brown o Provo has been
visiting the Lehi schools this week as
listing in the examination.
c.. Taft OF the petaluma Incubator
Co. was doing business in Iehi on Mon
day.
All OF the schools, except the Eighth
Grade, closed this week. This grade
wall continue for three weeks when the
members expect to graduate.
Yesterday was to have been field day
for the school children but the weather
was so cold and di agreeable that it was
postponed.
Seventeen shearers from here have
gone north into Wyoming where they
expect to be kept busy srearing sheep
until next July
j. A. Wall has sent in his resignation
as constable for this precinct. 1t has
been accepted by The county commiss
toner's but they have not yet named his
successor
After great deal OF thea tening there
was slight rainfall on Thursday. In
the evening the weather turned cold
and slight frost visited this section
that night.
On Wednesday night the |. o. o. +.
neld their S0th Anniversary and u party
was given in CARTS Hall in honor Of the
event. 1t was gotten up under the au-
spices OF the Lehi Lodge No 20 and Ivy
Rebecca Lodge No. Is. The members
present and had a most enjoyable time.
Word reached town on Thursday that
the sheep wagon belonging 10 Thomas
Webb had been completely destroyed by
fire. The herd was camped in Tlckville
and the wagon took fire while the herd
ers were away with the sheep. The
loss is about $3.50.
The shearers who have been working
at the shearing correll west Of herehave
finished their work. They have been
working about three weeks and in
that time have sheared in the neighbour
hood oil 1000 sheep, The clip is about
the same us last year Lut the price is
cents lower than it was year ago.
Much OF the wool from this correll has
been sold to Reed Smoot and has been
hauled to Provo Wooden Mills.
Paul Leicester Ford, the historian
and novelist, has gathered together
from vaaious sources II number OF new
stories OF Washington, and publishes
them IN the May Ladies' Home Journal
as "The Anecdotal Side Of George Wash
ington All the stories are capitally
told, and together they reveal the char
nclerstics Of the great American in a
most interesting and pleasing manner.
Bertha, the clcveu-year-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. A. Bushman, died
on Wednesday morning from heart dis
ease from which she had suffered for
some time. The family feel the loss
very keenly and have the sympathy OF
the community. The funeral services
were held at the residence on Thursday
afternoon, The speakers were Elders
G. y. Smith, John Worltou, Andrew a,
Peterson, Joseph $. Broadbent, VIM
southwick, and JohnY. Smith
Yesterday the Relief societies OF the
northern end OF Utah stake held theil
conference in Lehi. Representatives
were present from all the districts nortl
Of Springyille and the two meeting
held in the Meeting House were wei
attended, Mrs. f d. Richards, Mrs
L. S. Richards, Mrs. Margaret A. Cain
of the general presidency, Mrs. Dayi'
John, Mrs. NJ Daniels, and Mrs Nj. L
Pratt of the stake presidency were pre-
sent. At noon an elegant banquet wa
given the visitors in CARTS Hall. Som
14O people sat down to the tales
Mary Of the visitors complimented tn
local officers on the fine spread give
them and cordial reception they ha
received in Lehi.
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