The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1903-03-12
AROUND TOWN.

lectures NJ the congregational Cnurcn'
BORN.--To Mr.. and Mrs. r. J.
Wadsworth, OH Sunday, IA son. Post
master S. w. Ross wife presented him
with baby girl on Mondy. Mothers
and babies doing well.
The city marshal of Payson made a
raid few days ago on one Of the
saloons OF that city and captured six
youths who were secretly hid i'm an
adjoining room of the place indulging
In drinking beer.
Broadbent and Son will present TO
their many patrons and the public their
Enterprise each month IN the future.
Miss Emma Ramsey, the sweet
lady singer OF Provo, will he home
from Paris about next May.
Mrs. Richard Bush, of Ogden, is n
visitor at the home of Mrs. Barbara
Bush.
Mrs. VIM. Chapman and Mrs. w. ii.
Thornton of American Fork, were
visitors OF Mrs. II. +. Trane.
Mr.. o. A. Kirkham, who Is now In
Berlin, Germany, and has been for
nearly three years studing voice culture
and piano, will remain for some two
years longer. His teacher is Madam
Steinman, who is great friend Of
Madam Won Wagner.
Mr.. Flora Zimmerman, wife Of Sue
Zimmerman left few days ago for
Teton Idaho, where they intend to
make their future home.
The Bell Spring Fire Clay company,
whose beds and mines are situated
some five or six miles west of Lehi, are
shipping some 40 tons OF clay a week.
The color Of the material Is red, white
and black, and Is used mt the Horns
ley Fire Brick 4 Tile company's yards
in Salt Lake City.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stoker were the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Kirkham
mt "A dinner. WI
Mr.. and Mrs. Moroni Royle entertain
ed Il few Of his friends at supper
Thursday evening.
Mr.. Jas. T.. Anderson is spending
week in Mount Pleasant, Sanpete coun-
Nv with his friends
Mr.. Douglas Skelly OF Mount Pleas
ant is visiting friends In Lehi.
Mr.. Peter Lott paid visit TO the
home Of his brother, John Lott, at st.
Joseph, SEVER county, Utah.
Mrs. B. IL. Schettlcr and son Lester,
of Salt Lake city, are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. n. +. Trane. Mrs Schett- |
Ter has just returned from II visit to her
son Herman in Berlin, Germany, |
where she met Mr.. o. A. Kirkham. |
who is doing some fine work IN music |
Samuel Butterfeld of West Jordan is |
feeding 600 head of sheep at the sugar
factory on beet pulp. Mr.. Butteriield
says that these sheep are principally
old and decrepit ones that had to be
hauled in by wagons during the recent
cold spell to save their lives. The pulp
has not only saved their lives, but has
improved their condition so rapidly |
that in two or three weeks they will be !
put ON the market in the form OF
mutton.
The Relief Society ladies are making
preparations TO hold their reunion
during the present month.
The school teachers OF this end of
Utah county met at Pleasant Grove on |
Saturday, and held school institute
After the general exercises, the good |
people of Pleasant Grove gave them an |
elegant banquet which all enjoyed
immensely. They have nothing but
the highest praises for the treatment
received at the hands Of the generous
people OF our sister town, and feel that
as soon us opportunity presents, incy
will take delight to reciprocate.
The speakers Sunday afternoon at
the tabernacle were Elders Blake of
Riverton, Salt Lake county, and Robt.
Bolen of Lehi. Their remarks were
along the line that people who profess
to be Latter-day Saints should shane
their lives To correspond with their
belief.