The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1900-07-05
AROUND TOWN,

The wind on Saturday cooled Of things
about right.
Some weather prophets say the pre-
sent mood is a wet over.
Miss. Bush has finished the census
roll Tor Lehi.
The infant son of Mr.. MatheIs Knud-
son has been sick for several days past
The meeting house YVES crowded with
worshipers on Sunday afternoon.
It is reported that cattle over on the
west mountains have been suffering for
water.
The mining men OF the west canyon
say their PROJECTS are growing brighter
over there.
Mrs. Day and Miss. Ethel Thomas
left here Sunday for II two weeks visit
TO Fish Springs.
Brother Gsrf and the present city
council don't see things quite a like
these days.
Mr.. Geo. N. Child wasn't mentioned
for county supt. of schools. What was
the matter of the Lehi delegates.
Our city is very orderlyat present, the
marshel nor the justice doesn't appear
TO have much court business.
If the farmers pay the tax for irriga-
ton purposes according to the quantity,
the tax this year will be light.
HThe Saratoga springs are without
doubt the best place for persons who are
afflicted with rheumatism to bathe in.
The Banner would be pleased to re-
ceive articles, and local news from any
person who is interested in the progress
Of our City.
A young farmer remarked the other
day that Notwithstanding the dry wealth
er he believed his bee Is are bigger at the
bottom than they were last year at this
time.
Mr.. James Taylor has been having
him a well drove on his land in the field.
After going down some 800 feet he has
obtainen only small stream.
The directors of theLehi ca S Bank
went to Salt Lake Friday evening and
held a meeting and declared dividend
OF one and hall per cent for the last
three months.
Mr. Urbin Alfred arrived home from
his mission to the Southern States Fri
day evening where he has been more
than two years. He looks wei, and feels
good to be home again with his parents
and friends.
In letter from Mr.. John b. MERRILL
OF Magrath Canada he states that country
has been visited by a thunder storm
such as he never saw before. MIR. Merrill
wishes to sell his place, Read his ad
II this issue.
They are talking peace again in tn,
Philippines, and it looks as though il
would 20 through this tine. The prin-
ciple obstacle seems to be to decide
what shall be dono with the Friars and
their property.
There is but one straight road to sue
cess and that is merit, says w. Bourke
Cochran in Success. The man who is
successful is the man who is useful Cap
acity never lacks opportunity. 1t can
not remain undiscovered, because it l.
sought by the many who are anxlou
to utilize it. A capable man on earth
Is more valuable than any precious de-
post under the earth, and the object of
much more yiglant search
The family and friends OF Mrs. Harrie
Webb gave her a surprise on FRIDAY
night it being her 80 birthday. At 3
all sat down to banquet which ha,
been prepared by the Ladies who ha,
planned the surprise. The rest OF Tia
evening was spent in relating incident
OF long ago, and partaking OF icecream
Among those present were Mrs. HannR
Webb, Mrs. A. j Evans, Mrs. Joh
Austin, Mrs. Geo. Webb, Mrs. Jan
Smith, Mrs, Elisabeth Bone, Mrs. Emm
Peterson.