The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1903-04-09
AROUND TOWN,

Lehi is now free from contagious
diseases.
The price of wool seems to be going
upward.
Mr.. John Bone has sold his residence
to Mr.. Giles Of Willard Co.
Concert Sunday night III meeting TO-
the benefit of the missionaries.
There have been a few acres OF beets
planted during the fore part of this
week.
Mr. James NJ. Anderson is expected
home from his California mission in
few days.
Mr.. Soren Omstead of Blackfoot,
Idaho, has been here visiting his moth
er and sisters during the past week.
Mrs. Adline Bolin and Mrs. Edith
McComie SHIPPED their household fur
niture to Rexburg, Idaho on Wednes-
day.
Several Of our school teachers have
been unwell during the past week,
which was the means Of gripping the
schools somewhat.
Mrs. Harriet Jacobs, who has been
troubled with rheumatism for more
than year past, il slowly recovering.
She was able to take ride the other
day in n buggy.
The Utah County Light Il Power Co.
have opened up an office at Il. j. Wads-
worth's drug store which will be of
great convenience to their patrons.
Mrs. Carrie Nation was in Salt Lake
Monday. She made short speech ut
the tabernacle and kept her hatchei
out OF sight while addressing the large
congregation.
The Chapman Mercantile company
gave their employees a grand ball on
Friday night in the Chapman Hall. A
very pleasant time was had and n
pleasing prog,am was carried out.
President Joseph f. Smith stirred up
matters just little in his address to
the people Monday afternoon. Presi-
dent Smith is made OF the material
which goes to make good men, and he
detests liars and hypocrtes.
Our old friend Mr.. A. Gudmunsen
has just completed II very neat addition
to his place of business ON Main street
Uncle Abe is rustler and means TO
keep up with the times.
The families OF William and John
Webb heli social gathering on Mon
day night at the home OF William Webb
in honor Of Messrs. Heber and George
Webb, who leave for missions On the
10Th OF this month and Mr.. John Bone
who left for Canada OF Tuesday.
Pleasant Grove City has brought suit
against Artemus Holman to collect
$50 alleged to be defendants ex-
penses for 1901 pro rata share of main
tanning the irrigation system from
which defendant is supplied with
water aud distributing his share OF
water
The little II year old son of Councillor
Andrew Field was kicked by horse
which fractured his skull on Saturday
evening. The little fellow was leading
the horse to water, the rope was little
long and the horse ran past him and
then kicked, striking him on the upper
part OF the forehead. lie is getting
along very nicely.
Mr.. N. T.. Darling has made AN i'm
provement to his hotel i'm the way of
water service. He has had the water
from the city's flowing well ON Main
street piped into his building, which
will be OF great benefit to not only him
self but 10 his patrons.
The President in speaking to the
children at Sioux Falls said: ~ be.
lieve ia work aud believe in play
81 would be sorry not 10 see you enjoy
yourselves, but do not let play interfere
with work. Do your work cheerfully.
Boys, remember the nlanlier you wish
TO he the-nicer you can afford TO be al
home. would be ashamed Of boy
who was bully to the weak. "Wher
you play, be fair, but play hard and
then work bard at your studies, L
you get hurt, keep on playing Work
with your whole heart in all things.