The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1903-08-13

Globe, and j. A. Mcclellan Of the
Tintic Miner made the Banner Office
pleasant call last Friday.
Keep Cool We are sell ing out on
line of Hammocks and Lawn Chairs at
q discount of 25 per cent. Peoples
Coop. Inst.
Mr.. Isund Is building for Mr.. Jas.
Fyfe very neat little granary with a
cellar below II. The floor and sides OF
cellar are made OF cement and finished
very nicely.
When you want physic that is mild
and gentle. easy to take and certain to
act, always use Chamberlain's stomach
and Liver Tablets. For sale by II. B.
Merrihew.
There IL much unessyness regarding
tho shortage Of water. A small stream
one hour to a city lot Of three-fourths
Of an acre IA getting down to a pretty
fine point and to mighty few pints of
water.
Strength and vigor come Of good food,
duly dlgested. Force" ready-to-
serve wheat and barley food, adds no
burden, but sustains, nourishes, In
vigorates.
Mr.. William Wing has purchased
two fine new buggles which cost him
with harness $3.50, for his livery bust
ness. Mr.. Wing Is one OF those fellows
who spares no means 10 have the best
kind of rigs
A divorce has been granted in the
Fourth district court to loretta Stod-
dart Of Lehi from Jos. A Stoddart, on
the grounds Of failure 10 provide. The
plaintiff was granted the custody OF the
minor child.
A marriage license has been issued
60 William G. Thomas, aged %, and
Maggie +. Davis, aged 81, both OF Lehi
and to John l.. Adams, aged 25, and
Carrie Hendrickson, aged 20, both o
Pleasant Grove.
Mr.. Moore, a former resident OF Leh
aud who worked for several years II
the sugar factory here, gave us hearty
handshake on Monday. Mr.. Moor
has been working ia tho Idaho suga
: factory about two months, He left her
! for Michigan.
In letter received on Tuesday iron
r Mr. Arthur Webb, who ia at Waverly
\ Wash, he says: 1--WE tested some q
q the beets the other day and they wen
14,4, l4,6 and Is per cent sugar" Tn
j, above is remarkable record for tn
I first Of August.
q School Trustee Henry Lewis, Mn
+ George and Miss Maud Webb, an
Mrs. Julia Brown viii 20 on the excul
sion OF Saturday TO Idaho Falls. Mis-
Maud Webb, after stopping over a
Idaho Falls, will go on TO Waverly
Washington, with Mr.. Franz Salznel
who goes TO work as foreman in tn
; Waverly sugar factory. When Mr.
e Salzner arrives there will be five Lei
e boys taking charge OF the factory
: namely, supt. I. r. Cutler, Jr., Chem
u list w. l.. Webb, Assistant Chemis
Arthur Webb, Foreman Franz Saline
e and Mr.. Leon Taylor
c Mrs. Lydia Bearens, Of Greater Me-
e York, is grandma at 30. Her age
z now 30. She says: 81 was marie
when was 10, and when / was IA m
daughter Catherine was born. Sh
!. was married little over year az
and her baby girl was born severi
y days ago In all probability she wi
e be called after her mother and mysel
:, | have four other children besides m
- daughter Catherine. My own motht
Is * at present grandmother 10 twenty
o three children and great grandmothe
n 10 three, and she Is only S." NJ
BeArens, the grandfather, Is 81 years
p age, and was at one time amateI
h middle-weight champion boxer of Me-
,e York State. He won the belt this
went with that honor at the contei
held in 1890 under the auspices Of III