The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1899-05-20
THIS. THAT AND THE OTHER

DIR. Frank b Steele, is here from
Chicago visiting his brother, DR.. II. Il.
Steele.
Tho missionary committee have de-
clded TO give party for John Peterson
in CARTS Hall on June 5th.
Several of the BOYS who went to Provo |
canyon to WORT have returned us they
did not like the job.
Quite number of Iehi people attend
ed the Sunday School anniversary at
Aptstiear Fork on Sunday.
Elder Lunt. a recently returned mis-
sonary from California, has been visit
ing friends in Lehi
Elder IIebcr Austin has recently been
appointed president over the Norwich !
conference in England
Several American Fork people have
been called to go to Canada as settlers
Messers, Mosiah Evans and Il. r
Patterson went to Eyenston Ibis week
to attend the meeting of the Grand
Lodge Of the A. o. U. W.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. q
f. Ellsworth on Thursday morning.
As this is the first born there is rejoice
ing in the family.
The members o., tho Eight Grade at.
tending school here went to- American
Fork on Thursday to take their final
examination.
special meeting OF the city council
to consider the question Of taxing all
property within the corporate limits
was called for Tuesday night but as the
recorder and two councilmen were alb
sent the meeting was postponed Tor one
week.
Prof i. b. Linield OF the Agricul-
tural College will give u lecture here
tonight Mt p. m. on Dairying and
Animal Industry. The lecture will be
free and will be- entertaining and in
structive to farmers aud Others ntrested
IN dairying.
The people in the sego Lily. district
are rejoicing over the new organ which
has been purchased and put in the Sego
Lily school house. II is Il fine instru-
ment and is appreciated bv the Sunday
School and other Organizations which
use the house.
The recent issue OF the Star OF Cold
water, Kan, contains an account OF
terrible cyclone which recently swept
across that city doing considerable
damage, killing one man and ihjuring
others. rhe parents OF DR.. and IL b.
Merrhew of Lehi live in Coldwater
but were fortunate enough to livs in a
part OF the town which escaped.
On Sunday afternoon Elder Franci'
Kirkham returned from three years
mission to New Zealand. There was a
large crowd at the depot to give him. a
royal welcome home. On Monday a
social party was given in tine Bank
Building in his honor and was attended
by many OF his relatives and friends.
Beet thinning has comm snced and
will continue as fast rs possible until all
The thinning il done. This should be not
later than June lst Reports from the
various districts state that the crop is
in good condition generally 50 the pros
poets continue good for an excellent
crop.
John Bradshaw, recently returned
from Kansas bringing a fine bunch o.
Hereford heiers and bulls. These have
been on exhibition here and have at
tracted considerable attention especially
among the stockmen. They are iron
the famous Center Slope and Armour
herds and are beauties. Two bulls were
soldtoI. IL Parker Of Ciunnison for 500
and $780,
Peter Anderson came up from Sanpei'
this week. lie has finished planting
beets and has put in about 200 expei-
emental patches in Sanpete and Sewer
counties. lie will assist the farmers in
thinning and cultivation these beet
some OF which will be analysed by
chemist from the Agricultural Colleg
at Logan and some will be worked ~
by the factory here.
The three-year.old child OF Mr.. ans
Mrs. j. w Coates lied OF Scarlet ieVe
on Wednesday afternoon. IL was only
slight case when the child took sick bu
complications set in and human aid wa
unable to save the child. The lunero
was held on Thursday afternoon. The
have another child sick with tho dis
ease but DR.. Steele repol'ts that it is re
covering,