The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-21
BOY CUT WITH KNIFE.
Weapon Strikes Rib, Otherwise Might
Have Proved Serious.

I.ehi Feb. 2o-While taking manual
training in the Central school Friday. FL
gin Bone stuck a knife in Jay smuin.
The knife struck one of young Smuin S
ribs, otherwise the injury might have
proved fatal Several contradictory ac-
counts are being told of the affair, but
from the best REFORMATION obtainable
Professor Childs thinks that the Smuin
boy while passing water TO the stu
dents who were painting and carving va
rious articles, accidentally spilled some
water on young Bone, who, being quick
tempered. grabbed the Smuin boy and,
having his carving knife which IS very
sharp and pointed. in his hand u accl~
dentaIly stuck in him. he showed much
sOrr0w as soon as the accident happened
and tried TO do al IN MS power 20 max
amends. Young Smuin is confined 70
his room. and the wound, while very Sore
is not considered dangerous.
Messrs Austin and Webb, who nave
been feeding q flock Of sheep on beet
pulp at the sugar factory TINS WINTER
left this week with a trainlO2d OF them
for the Kansas City market. The sheep
were in prime condition and VIII bring
Hyrum Z. Kirkham and Miss LsRora
WOolf of Axe, Ida, were married n
the Salt Lake temple Wednesday ana
held their wedding reception at the home
of the groom's parents. Many valuable
presents were given TO the popular young
people.
coming week are those of Miss EtEel
Thomas and William Coates, and Levi
Phillips and Title Quincy.
4. ". Kirkham and Ben G. Lot. Win
their families, also the family Of James
Kirkham left this week for Canada, a,
W kirkham is In business in Raymond,
James Kirkham is postmaster or the
same town, and Mr. Lott has extensive
gu,Es, Of Toe
Mark Austin. manager. and James T.
Gaddie, chief engineer, Of the tdaho rams
sugar factory, are visiting old ac~
CUaintances il Jehi.
John Brown. agricultural superintend-
ent for the Grand Junction Sugar COM
pany, is visiting his family in Lehi. Mr..
Brown says that the prospects are good
for his company for the coming season,
as the farmers are showing greater
interest in beet culture than for any
previous year When he left Grand juno
ton the streets were dry and dusty, no
snow having fallen ali winter.
DR.. ". NJ. StOOkey, assisted BY DIS.
Steele and NOyes, performed a delicate
and successful operation on Mrs LOUISA
Peterson, removing q group OF SIX tu-
mors that had grown on her neck around
the iuguiar vein. The patient rallied
and is entirely out Of danger
J.. Z. Cutler, Jr., formerly superiutend~
0nt OF the sugar factory at WaVeriy-
Wash, but who has recently accepted q
" Sugar company at Sugar City, is
spending a short vacation in Lehi.
DR.. c. L. St0okey returned this week
from visit to TOoele. While away the
doctor was welded TO Miss Annie NJ.
Marshal one of TOOele's most charming
and talented young ladies.
Mrs O. A. CrismOn of Mammoth IS
spending few days with ner mother,
8frs. McOmie.
Henry Evans returned today TO Gar
land after weeks visit with Lehi reia-
uves. Mr. Evans is "a foreman in the
Bear River sugar factory
G. r. Norris. q prominent Idaho cattle
man, was in Lehi yesterday on business.
Mrs. c. +. Peterson Of Nernsl is visit
ing with her mother AIRS. ". NJ Cad
Attorney r. 3. Thurman Of Provo was
in Lehi on legal business yesterday.
p. y. Peterson has removed to Man
nins.
John f. Bradshaw came home Yesterday
from McCrath, Canada. Mr.. Bradshaw
VIII return 10 our northern neighbor next
week, accompanied by his family,
Henry Jackson, the young man reported
as having been lost from J. E. Austin's
sheep herd, has been heard from and is
safe and sound.
J. +. Ross returned from Idaho Falls
this week. lie viii remove 10 the idaho
sugar town with his family as soon as
The Utah Light & Power company will
extend it's pole line from Lehi 10 the
head Of tho Jordan river. replace the
present line from American Fork canyon
with heavier wire and furnish the big
Jordan pumps with electricity sufficient
TO operate the four big 103-horse power
motors
James II. Gardner. superintendent, and
nj. ". Ingalls,, chief engineer, of the
Utah Sugar company. nave returned from
Cleveland, o, where they placed some
orders for sugar machinery.
Miss Daisy Bottorff of Ogden is visit
ing with Mrs Richard Richie
The postmaster general has changed
the name of this postoffice from 'Lehi
City to Lehi, the CITY appendage to
encs after March 81 s W Ross. the
present incumbent, has been appointed
postmaster.