The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1903-04-23
AROUND TOWN.

The district schools will close on the
18th Of May.
Mr.. Carlisle, of Alpine was visitor
here on Saturday.
The death of Mr. JAS Glcdhill was
very unexpected.
Mr.. james Glcdhill has had a severe
attack of pneumonia.
Supt. S. /. Goodwin made business
trip to the capital on Friday.
VIM. Eastwood of Alpine was In
Lehi on Tuesday
The sheepmen claim they have 10 I
but few sheep during shearing time.
Trustee Jas. B. Gaddie has been sur
fering for some days past with bron-
chitis.
Cashier Jonn Y. Smith and Attorney
A. J. Evans went TO Provo on business
last week.
Mr.. John Whipple was voted in on
Sunday as one Of the Sunday school
superintendent.
William J. Bryan and Grover Cleve-
land airs as wide apart ~ the pole
asunder.
The new cement walk in front of the
new building OF the Coop. Is n pleasing
improvement.
Mr.. G. l.. Warwick came down from
Idaho Falls Wednesday to attend the
funeral of his infant son.
Richard Carsile, road supervisor, %
Alpine, was here on business with Com
missioner Webb Saturday.
d. w. Thomas and Ray Bone hay,
been oper ,ied upon for cancer. Boil
parties are doing MS well us could b,
expected.
Manager Il. II. Cutler came home OF
Friday night from his trip TO Idaho
He reports things progressing favorabl,
up there.
Mr.. John VIM, the florist has love
~ selection OF choice flowers at hii
place. II you love sweet odors JUS
visit his hot house,
The sugar factory which is being
built at Garland Is causing quite an in,
fiex OF people and Box Blder county i.
being built up very Fast.
Mr.. Peter Larson left here ON Mon
day morning for Idaho Falls To visit his
son-in-law Olando Pearson, who is very
sick with dialects and Is not expected
10 live. Latter news comes that MIR.
Pearson died.
Next Saturday and Sunday will be
quarterly conference here. The meet
ings will be held in the pavilion both
days. II is expected there will be n
large gathering of people from other
settlements.
On the %, and 30 the Quarterly
Conference of this the Alpine Stake
will he held here in the city pavilion.
II the weather should he fine large
gathering is looked for ON the occasion
In letter received the other day
from Mr.. John G.. Hall of LeGrande
Oregan. lie states that he is getting
along very nicely. II will be remem-
bered that Mr.. Hall lived where the
home of Mr.. John Bradshaw is. He
Is tailor.
Little Lewis johnson, son of Willard
Johnson, happened with an accident
on Monday morning. The little fellow
climbed into the wagon of Peter Lar
sons and the horse started up and
threw him out. No bones were broken
but the fall made him sick all day
AT the annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of the Peoples Cooperative
Inst. held April Goth in the upper
rooms Of the branch Coop. on Main
street, il was resolved to sell part Of The
stock which remains in the treasury Of
the corporation, on IA basis Of 20 per
cent on the stock that is already issued,
and at the par value OF the stock, pro
viding the present Stockholders avail
themselves Of the opportunity 10 take
their pro rata Of the said stock. The
following were elected directors for the
present year: T. r. Cutler, VIM. Clark,
Geo. Webb, Henry Lewis and n.
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