The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-02-15
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News of the Week.

John Dewey aud wife were Salt Lake
visitors last week.
Mrs. Alice English was visiting with
relatives last sunday.
Kirkhim orchestra was playing for
dance at Riverion last Friday night.
B w Brown Sir. and wife vent over
to Provo Sunday 10 visit their daughter,
Mrs. jessie johnson, who is quite sick.
There was large attendance at Sun
day School Union meeting at Am Fork
Sunday. Morton and J. A Burt Of
Salt Lake were visitors
The new board for the comm on bat
terry service TO be installed 10y tie X.
NJ. Bell CO. has arrived and will be put
as soon as possible.
Joseph Coates, who for the past year
or two has been in Canada, has accepted
apcsiIion with the Idaho Sugar Co. and
has gone to Idaho Falls.
O.W Jarvis and Harry Gill OF Provo,
and directors in the Standard Knitting
Co., were in Lehi Saturday attending
meeting OF their company. The Knit
ing Go. expect TO double their business
this year
Judge j, r. Booth lectured in the
Tabernacle Sunday night. The pro-
gram was under the auspices Of the four
wards of the NJ. I. A. A very large
number was present.
Marshal Geo. Evans, who has been
sick for some time, was taken over to
the Provo Hospital Sunday. It is not
known yet weather he will have to go
under an operation or not
Good looks bring happiness. Friends
care more for us when we meet them
with clean, smiling ACE, bright eyes
sparkling with health, which comes by
taking HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
35cents T. J. Wadsworlh.
Provo is to nave new cannery.
Messrs. Hathaway and Buster Of
Chicago with VIM. III. Ray OF Provo are
the promoters. The plant will cost
$4,000 and work will commence at once
and be ready by the time this yeai .
fruit and tomato crop is ready.
Farley Austin and John Brown and
wife returned last week from their Call
fornia trip. They report most delight
ful trip. They spent one week In San
francisco, visited Palo Alto, San Jose,
Santa Cruz, Big Trees, Del Monte.
Pacific Grove, Santa Barbara and Los
Angeles They returned by way of the
Salt Lake Route. There was thirty in
the party.
AT the home Of Mr. end Mrs. John
Brown, Ruby Brown and Stella Whit
ing entertained mum Der Of their friends
Friday evening. Refreshments were
served and progressive finch and other
games were the order Of the evening
Those present were: Rose Peterson
Clara Jacobs, Della Coates, Della Lott,
Alice Roberts, Ethel Taylor, Maude
Briggs, Violet Taylor, Emma Brown,
Eugene Briggs, Moig Lott, win Wan
lass, Rob Fox, Abe Coates, Ray Coates
Bert Coates and Dolph Wing.
For ombination.of heart interest, y
startling dramatic scenes aud good
comedy, John 4. Stoves version OF
Ten Nights in Bar Room has nc
equal. From the opening scene to the
final there is a mixture Of tears, inter-
est and laughs, and the prospective pat
ron is compelled to vote the play a
dramatic gem. In reviving T. s.
Arthurs story Mr.. Stowe has spared nc
expense, and We can assure those. that
visit the Opera House, Feb. 24th, will
witness one OF the best scenic displays
ever presented in our city.
Last Thursday night the Second Ward
appointed an amusement Committee nd
follows Jas. NJ. KIrkhan, r. l.. How
ard, Q. @. Crabb, Walter wofindn,
Bernard Webb, John Il. standring,
susie Whipple, Ali'e Roberts, Ruby
Davis Lena Wo.lton. Stella Whiting
and Julia Bone. Tho committee met
and decided 10 give variety enter
tainmenp' soon in The ward Assembly
rooms and also started to get upa play
to he given in the Opera House in about
three weeks. The funds derived from
these will go TO the wards, paying for
some OF their improvements in the
Second Ward Assembly Room.