The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1902-12-25

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have spent several weeks In the city
learning TO be nurses.
The anne incemont notices ri the
ieiscion Of a board Of directors for the
Iehi creamery nre eut. The stock
holders meeting will lie held Monday
Jan. s, a, the city hall.
The annnunc, That Nj. Fred
llarwooi will ~ hopw in February in
dieates that lac il a blight pupil, he
having finished Ills stndies much before
the time allotted.
Last Satur lay was the ilfticth birth
day of Fix Senator \. J. Evans and the
iifty-sixth birthday of John Roberts jr.
Both gentlemen have the hearty good
wishes Of the Banner for many happy
returns Of the season,
The farmers Union Of Am. Fork will
give a picnic party in the Am. Fork
Opera House ON Dec. ~. The pa ~
will commence at . p. M, and = jolly
time IL looked for.
Mr.. Walter L. Webb who has been
employed as chemist at the sugar
factory located at Waverly, will leave
that place for California In a shorI time
where he and his wife will spend the
winter.
Field Supt Hyrum Timothy of the
sugar company located at Greeley
Colo, arrived home Monday night
with his family. They were delayed
OH their way home on account Of the
heavy fall Of snow.
Elder Booth OF Alpine d,ivercd an
interesting address on the life Of Joseph
Smith before the NJ. 7. A. Tuesday
evening. The p.ograni was arranged
to do honor to the birthday of the
prophet, aud each number was well
rendered.
A few days ago the Banner received
q short interesting letter from Mr.. VIM,
Hatfield who left here on mission to
the Eastern States. He says he is as
signed to labor In the New York con-
ference and is enjoying himself very
much.
Mr.. Rodney Alfred, son of Mr.. James
Alfred, yesterday slipped and fell out
of wagon the wheel passing over his
head cutting large place in It, and
breaking his arm. He was taken To
DIR. Steele who set his arm and sewed
up the wound in his head
Shadrach Holloway, who has been
engaged in farming on the shores of
Utah lake for a great many years, has
completed plan for reseryolrmg the
lake which he intends 10 submit 30 the
citizens of salt Lake and Utah counties
for their consideration.
Tho sherln7s think they have dis.
covered some very important evidence
in the case Of Reese and Bass, the nj
legged murlerers OF J. Fred AlcCale
The evidence Is Of some strong indenti-
iication by people of Marriotts settle
ment, who seen Reese and Bass In tie
Of the scene of the erin g
on I thanksgiving day. Ogden stand
ard
Among the uuptials scheduled for an
early date are MoroDi Smith of Iehi
and Blanch Beck of Highland, Fred
Webb, and Jennie Alfred, John Stand
ring and Mary Hurley, Moroni Royle
and Alice Standring, c. G. Friel and
Edith Cutler, John Cutler and Pearl
Fowler, Vim. McOmie aud Edith
Wells, which makes heavy drain in
the young ladies and old bachelors
ranks of Lehi. There are Others who
we are not at liberty to mention
TIL u S Civil Service Commissi.r
'oports that /. year ending June 30
1902, there were 1888 persons sppsil
ID from lis registers. There was 4.ep2
more than was ever b. fore appointed in
! single year. Anyone wishing inf r
nation about these post ions can secure
I free by writing for the Civil Sen ice
announcement Of The Cola mbau Co,
'espondence College, Washington, d C.
The Commission will ! old examinations
secure young men and wcmtn for
hese p'acrs during March nnd April, al
Salt Lake City. Many people do nor
NOV that these appointments are made
political influence and that a