The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1903-05-28

visit TO Bever has returned home.
There will be concert given in the
meeting house Sunday night. Read
the program in this issue.
Mr.. u. J. Alfred, left here Tuesday
night for Canada where he intends to
make his future home.
Manager Charles Earl, Of the Utah
County Light and Power company was
doing business in Lehi Tuesday.
Mr.. John Wooton, of American Fork
who has been ON mission to Cali
fornia.had,to return home on occount
of i'll health. He was visiting here on
Tuesday,
EBoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Southworth,
twins. Also to Mr. and Mrs. John
Moyle, of Alpine baby boy. Mrs.
Moyle was formerly Miss Vernet
Thomas Of Lehi.
The late storm is one long to be
remembered for its much good gcner-
ally in this state. But in Wyoming
and Montana the damage has been
very heavy.
The home of Mr.. f. II. Greene,
agent at the II. q. W., was made
happy by the arrival of a son ind heir
on Monday morning. Mother ard
babe are doing well aud the Father is
all smiles.
Mr.. John Robins who purchased u
bay horse from Thomas Webb, about
one year aud half years ago will find
said horse at Thos. webb's place it
having estrayed from its home.
Agent T. f, English, is working bard
TO get trainload of passengers to go
over the o. 4. l.. TO Salt Lake to-
morrow to sec the president. Tom is II
rustlor and most likely will succeed.
"For the Scandinavian Excursion to
Logan Utah, Il rate OF $500 lSr round
trip has been authorized via the Rio
Grands Western Railroad. Selling
date Juue 18th, Fissl LiAit June 10th,
for particulars see f. Ii. Greene, the II
q. w. Agent"
In the past some parties have been
guilty Of enptying old cans and differ
ent kinds of rubbish on the sides Of the
state road between Arthur Badder's
aud Joseph h. Russon's. This practice
must stop and any parties disposing
any rubbish in the future will be pro-
secuted
The late storm reached Canada and
it is reported THAT about two feet OF
snow fell on the level and drifted
several feet deep making it impossible
for people to get out 10 feed their stock.
This sounds pretty tough for May.
AT the Sunday afternoon meeting the
speakers were Elders WagstaT % Am.
Fork; j. NJ. Tanner and Uric Of salt
Lake.
supt Of the Sunday schools, JOS. J.
jackson and j. NJ. Anderson and
Walker his assistants were visiting
here on Sunday in the interest OF the
Sabbath Schools.
Mr.. Bert Merrihew, is the first to set
the pace for a cement side walk in front
OF his drug store. Burt is one OF these
fellows who takes 8 delight in improve
nents and making his place attractive
lie has set the pattern and all those
west OF him TO Hammers corner should
follow, and those ON the east cannot
afford to be behind.
Some farmers have commenced TO
hin their beets.
Several parties are expecting to 90 10
Salt Lake to see the President ON Sat
urday the Goth.
Don't fail to see the opera given on
Saturday by the school children in the
Opera House under the direction Of
Prof. Bassett.
Parents should patronize the opera TO
be given by the school children in the
Opera House Saturday.
Misses Essle Evans and Dulcie Webb
have much improved in their singing, |
they sang very nicely indeed at the
school entertainment the other day.