The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-21
S TATE NEWS
BUYER BECAME SUSPICIOUS
Sacks of Jtah Wool Containing
Jumps of Mud, Sent
to Market.

Lehi, May 20.-A new company, com
posed of Isaac WoOdhouse, John Y.
Smith, s. J. Taylor and Thomas Webb.
has been formed for the purpose of deal
ing in horses Messrs. Woodhouse and
Taylor left yesterday for Nevada, where
d car Of horses will be loaded and shipped
to Lehi. Mr.. Taylor will accompany the
car. Mr.. Woodh0use will remain in RUBY
valley, New, and buy up horses while
the other members of the firm will dis
pose of them in the Utah market
The largest social gathering of the sea
son was the golden wedding of Mr.. and
Mrs John WOOdhOuse, held in the CITY
pavilion Monday. Two hundred and fifty
guests sat down to the banquet, after
" men there was a program of music
speeches and dancing. The couple were
married in Cedar City, Iron county. fiftv
years ago They have been prominent i'm
pioneering the settlement of Beaver. Iron
and Utah counties. in all of which places
Mr. WOOdhOuSe has held many prominent
positions The result Of this union IS
eleven children, stXty-siX grandchildren
and sixteen great-grandChildren
Yesterday young man named Eva
Walters, from American Fork, loaded I'D
on firewater and did some fancy riding
on wild horse The horse reared nm and
him unconscious for about thirty minutes,
For a long while it was thought he would
die.
a few days ago a shipment Of wool was
sent I'D from the south end of the county
to be received at LehL The sacks were
much heavier than ordinary sacks of wool
and an investigation revealed that a good
sized lump Of mud had been concealed in
the center of many of the f1eeces. The
owner Of the wool was Immediately teIe-
graphed, and was required to open all
the sacks and take out the undesira BILE
part Of the contents. The experiment cost
him about 800, and no doubt he will next
season be more careful what goes in as
wool
Rabies we're horn this v,aol, -, ~, -.
of Frank Pagan and Joseph d. Cox
A letter from H L Baker, who has been
Iaboring in New Zealand for the past
twenty-Seven months. states that ne will
arrive home in September
Professor J N. Anderson, who has act
ed as. principal and instructor In the TIiC,
School of the Lehi public schools for if
teen years, has sold his home to Ephraim
Mulliner Of Fairfield end will remove to
Salt Lake City, where he has accented a
position in the public schools
Mr. and Mrs J. E Ross left vestor-
day for Sugar City, Ida, for the summer.
A surprise party was rendered them AT
the home Of James H Gardner THURSDAY
evening.
A letter from Gustav F. Andersen, of
this place. who is taking a cornse AT the
COlum bian university. states that he has
earned a free scholarship in this great
educational institution Mr. Anders01, is
esseutiaI1v a self-made No11r,s- 49,. -
ing worked his way up without any ont
side assistance. For three years he taught
school in Logan.
May is Roy Roberts was married to
Miss Lille Cunningham of American
Fork. Another wedding next WaaI- y1-iIi
be that of Lott A Russon and Sadie LEFT
Ter of American Fork. This makes three
weddings between young men of I,ebi and
young ladies Of American Fork within a
week
Oscar Darling, wife and children Of Rock
Springs Wyo., are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. y. 2. Darling.
p II. Candland and wife OF Salt Take
City spent the first half of the week with
Lehi friends.
Mr. and Mrs c. c. Fri1 are in Salt Lake
City, the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. r.
Cutler.
Henry Whimpey came home this week