The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1899-03-04
THIS. THAT AND THE OTHER

A. NJ Davis has opened store near
his residence.
Joseph S. Broadbeut is around again
after his long and serious illness.
Mr.. A. II. Candland Of Mt. Pleasant
spent Monday in Leh,
March came in quite peacebly; look
out for trouble at the end OF The month
Quite n number Of people took in the
excursion to Salt Lake ON Wednesday.
Frank Yearance no longer has charge
OF the Lehi Social Club. Ed. Camp
bell is his successor.
Mr.. and Mrs David Jones are re-
joicing over The arrival OF twins at their
home.
Miss Maud Webb has recovered from
her recent illness and has gone back to
the y Y Academy.
We are informed that the MI. A.
intends holding some missionary
meetings in the near future.
Fred Grant of the Home Fire Insur-
ance Co. spent day in Lehi looking
up the insurance OF the town
License to wed has been issued to
Charles N Darin5, aged 30, OF Lehi
and Annie Jensen, aged 49, of Pleasant
Grove
Nj aud Mrs. Richard Bradshaw gave
party to number of their relatives
and friends on Wednesday night in
honor Of their tin wedding.
Prof Beesley and company have be-
gan work on the opera which they star
ted last year. They expect 90 present
it here in short time.
Hon. A. j. Evans and Joseph Coates
have been selected to act us grand ju-
rors aud John Woodhouse and John
Kirkham as petit jurors to he in atten-
dance at Ogden on March 10.
TO EXCHANGED new 1899 bicy-
Gle for carpenter work. Inquire at this
Office.
Buy your Plows and lIarrows at the
Coop. Barb Wire painted and gall
vanized cheap at the Coop.
A half ARE lot right in the center of
Lehi for 5000. Inquire at the Post
Office.
For Zoe you can get first class move
at the Post Office aud haying read il
you can Exchange it for another for DC
more, 80 different books
1t is time to call halt on the press
agent, business now that the alleged
youngest member OF the next Congress
has become his own, and is sending out
self-made praise OF himstlf
FOR SALE.-The former Garsidc
property Mt Lehi Junction. Apply tC
Mrs. l., II. Broadbent, l7S W. South
Temple st. Salt Lake City, or at this
office.
The experiment station tends ui
directions for making hot bed for fore
ing early garden vegetables. Gardneri
who are interested may receive thii
information by sending to the station
or call n. this Office
Edward Southwick has returned homo
from his NJ. /, A. mission to Colorado
He speaks well Of the San Luis waller
and the way the people there treated
him. tie now wants TO do all the copy
ing work he can get. Read his care
in another column.
Tuesday evening few friends Of Nj
and Mrs. 7. X, Jones met at their resi-
dence and assisted them ia celebratin
tho 10th birthday of Mr.. Jones A
7.S0 the company sat down to an excel
lent supper where each one shove
thew were an expert at table duties
Speeches, songs, etc. occupied the re
mainder OF the evening. At a late hou
picnic was served and the company dis
perscd.
In letter to T. L. Trane, Pres, Ny
Of the California mission states tina
they have 81 elders and ladies no
laboring in that mission. Nevada an
Oregon have recently been added an
3 elders are now labOring in Neyadg
There are at present branches In Cal
iiorna viz: san Francisco 1913 member
Sacramento fJ, Los Angeles l2), Sa
Diego o.. There are good prospects iC
branches at Oakland, Stockton and sa
Jose. f.. d, Richards and wife hay
just been making tour of the stat
visiting all the branches and elder'
lie predicts glorious future Tor II
work in the Golden state.