The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1899-06-03
THIS. THAT AND THE OTHER


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Missionary beneGton Monday night
~ CARTS Hall.
Tremblingr hands, weak limbs and
unsteady gait. Iludyan cures. All
druggists, 30 cents.
Palpitation Of heart, Indigestion.
sleeplessness, cholia ITudyan cures.
All druggists, 81 cents.
Joseph L Russon has left the employ
of Kirkham and sons.
A goodly number of Lehi people at
tended the circus at Provo ON Tuesday.
Beet thinning is drawing to close IN
this district, The recent rains have
been good thing and the crop is now
in splendid condition
John Quincy seems to he unlucky
at present. Just as lac had recovered
from losing an eye he had horse fall
on him breaking his leg and is again
laid up.
For Baby Caps and bonnets you must
see the new stock al the Coop. They
are beauties aud very cheap, Latest
designs direct from New York.
When you want nice pair OF Shoes
ior yourself or any Of your family buy
them at the right place. You know
that is the Peoples Coop.
Silk Waists for Ladies and Silk Front
Shirts for Gentlemen are kept in stock
by Peoples Coop.
Children's linen and crash suits at the
Coop, also crash and straw hats.
Pres. frame of the NJ. l. A attended
the M. |. A. conference at Salt Lake
this week. lie says they had very
good conference and some excellent
advice was given.
The band was out Oh Decoration Day
for the first time for some months.
They have made considerable improve
ment under their new teacher aud il
they continue Mr.. Smith will soon have
fine band.
Mr. A. d. Rhodes is expected home
from Grand Junction in few days.
lie will likely want gang et beet thin
ners to go back with him to work in the
fields at Grand Junction and vicinity.
Though there was no formal cclebra-
ton OF Decoration Day great many
people went to the cemetary in the
morning and placed tributes of love and
affection on the graves OF the deceas ed
loved ones.
The rain storm OF Monday night come
nearly preventing the Sunday School
outing II was cold and damp next
morning but the sun came out bright
and warm and in the afternoon many
OF the children with their parents went
to Murdock's resort and spent the rest
OF the day enjoying themselves.
Last Sunday the Meeting House was
jammed during both sessions Of the
Sunday School Anniylrsary. The ex.
ercses were of pleasing and interest
ing character and well given. Many o
the class exercises were better thar
usual both as to the subject matter
treated and the way it was given. The
schools made n good showing and ar
making advancement but need NOR
room TO grow
The Supt. Austin returned on Tues
day from his Colorado trip. He is vei!
much pleased with the country arounC
Loyeland aud says they can raise good
beets there. They are working hare
for a sugar factory and will likely secure
one, AT Grand junction some OF th,
beets are up and thinning will commence
in n week or ten days. The machiner.
has begun TO arrive at the factor.
grounds, Mr.. IL. 7. Dyer returned
with him and will figure on the mach
inery to be put in here next year.
The largest farewell party ever givel
to citizen OF Lehi was given to Johu
Glib on Saturday night. The GROVE
was so large they could not get in on
hall so two parties were given, one II
CARTS Hall and one at the Nortl
Branch Meeting House and both place
We're packed. A neat sum Of none,
was taken in which was presented I
Mr.. Glib who leaves next week to tax
up his residence in Alberta, Canada
The Committee who had charge Of tn
affair was, Richard Norman, r. W
Bradshaw and ID, 7. Fowler.
Teachers Excursion.