The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1902-01-16
AROUND TOWN,

The work on the new tabsrn acle Is
being pushed with will.
Mr.. Bennett, the barber Is having
some hot and cold baths put in his es-
adjustment.
Don't be uneasy about the suow
brethren, we will hays plenty Of it
directly.
The cid folks committee is making
arrangements TO give the old people a
feast on Wednesday next.
VIM. Asher. the photographer will
move today to the Ross & Ross building
where he has put in an up to-date out
at.
80 many changes are being made in
the old Louis CARTS store, that Mr..
CART himself hardly knows the place.
The brickwork on the. north end Of
the new tabernacle. 10 nearly finished
and will soon be ready for the roof.
The invitations for a grand ball TO be
given by the businessmen on the 18th
are out.
The M. l. A. OF Sage Lily are srraug-
ing star party to be given in the pavil-
lon on the Gath.
Mrs. Newcomer who has been i'll and
suffering for some time past, went to
Salt Lake on Monday TO get medical aid.
Two candidates erode the goat" at
the Modern Woodman Of America
meeting Monday night. ,.
Mr.. Fred Merrill has been appointed
TO be president OF the Priest Quorum to
succeed Mr.. Geo. A. Smith, who lie ap-
pointed to be president OF the M. l, A.
Mr.. John Cooper was all smiles on
Tuesday morning. A daughter came to
his home Monday night. Mother and
baby doing well.
Honorable Ira d. Wines Of Ruby
Valley New. has been visiting relatives
and old friends in Lehi during the past
week.
A ten pound speciman Of Utah's best
crop appeared at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Edison Whipple on Friday tho 10th.
It's boy, in consequence Of which Ed
is wearing an sXlo smile. All rule.
The Sunday School teachers made
their monthly visit TO American Fork
last Sunday. They had a cold reception
as the rooms where meetings were hold
were too cool too be comfortable.
The speakers at the Tabernacle on
Sunday were Elders James CLARK, Joseph
Cox and John Austin. James Clark ID
son OF Councillor .Wm. Clark aid left
for She northern states on mission on
Wednesday.
Mr.. Eugene and Victor Thomas and
some others had narrow elcape OF be-
ing carried out into the lake on sheet
Of ice, the other day, which broke away
IRON the shore with thom. Fortunately
they were rescured before any harm
bsisll them.
Before Justice s. w. Ross. John
Williams for stealing money from the
Novelty Bakery, was fined $500 or five
days in the city Jail. Morgan Wood
house Jr. and Glide Howea for disturb
ing the peace. Hows was fined 5000
and sentence was suspended ON Wood
house.
On Tuesday afternoon the masons
employed on the tabernacle were hoist
ing large stone on the west tower, and
when about eight isOt high bolt brok,
In the derrick and the stone fell TO In,
ground with a crash. The stone weigh
two and one-half tons Fortunately N,
enc was hurt, and the stone was dam
aged very slightly. co..
In letter from lily TiTothy he say,
that the sugar factory at Rocky Fore
has had very successful run. They
harvested $4,000 tons of beets which
averaged l7.6 per cent sugar, factory rur
The campaign closed Jan. 10. lie say
there will be factories built at Lamar
Las Animas and Holly this year. Mr.
Timothy has moved to Greeley wher,
he takes charge of the field department
for the Greeley Sugar Co.