The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-05-24
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News of the Week.

Alma Beck has purchased the home
Of Samuel Cough.
Geo. Barns new home is nearing
completion.
Mrs. Woods, wife OF Conductor Woods,
was Salt lake visitor Tuesday.
W. w. DicSerson is building resi-
dence just south of +. r. Jones'.
Robt. Evans of n. Y. U. at Provo
spent Saturday and Sunday at home.
Constantly adding something new in
Postal Cards ut II. b. Merrihew's.
Chas. Colledge's new home near Al
fred Turner's place is nearing compile
ton.
Mrs. Eugene Sabey and her mother,
Mrs. Wilcox, of Cedar Fort, were visit
ing in Lehi Tuesday.
Don't miss the matinee next satur-
day afternoon at the Opera House.
Five cents for children
Mrs. Annie Candland Of Mt. Pleasant,
Utah, has been the guest OF her brother
John Woodhouse during the past week
We now have two brick yards, one
run by Nephi Slater and the other by
Jas. Powell AMI Henry Kemp.
Jas. Ilarwood aud wife returned Mon
day from Payson, where they have been
visiting their daughter, Mrs. VIM
Welsh.
We acknowledge receipt of an invita-
ton TO "Get Acquainted Social" to be
given by the Sugar City Commercial
Club. We wish them success.
VIM. +. Quincy, X. J. Hutchings and
Il. J. Stice were admitted rs members
OF the Commercial Club Mt Saturday
nights meeting.
The Bell Telephone Co is extending
Its lines this week to w. u. Vaughan,
s. A. Smith aud others in the Northern
part of town.
q. q. Crabb has purchased from
Marion Walker all of his interest in the
lime stone quarries situated in the Top
lid country.
Farley Austin was inspecting the beet
fields near Provo Monday. lie reports
them in the best Of condition and best
Of prospects for good crop.
II pours the oil of life into your sys-
tenn. II warais you up and starts the
life blood circulating. That's what
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain does. 50
cents, Tea or Tablets,
+. j. Wadsworth.
The Deseret News in giving report OF
the contributions received by the gen
erai committee at Salt Lake for the San
Francisco disaster, failed to give Lehi
credit for the car load Of provisions,
quilts, ETC., we sent.
Eugene Mason, who left few months
ago for mission to Holland, is reported
quite sick and has left there for Eng.
land. He may come direct home and
he may remain IN England II his health
improves.
Joseph j. jackson and j. n. Wake
of Am. Fork and John Y Smith were
the speakers at the Tabernacle Sunday
evening. The Sunday School were in
charge. Enock Russon OF the Fourth
ward was presiding.
Mrs. Clark OF Salt Lake has been
here for the past ten days with her
daughter, who has been under the care
OF DIR. w. NJ, Stookey. An operation
was performed on her sometime ago a,
the Provo hospital by DIR. stookey.
They returned home this week.
Evan Walters of Fairfield, while rid
ing horse ON Main st. Friday evening,
was thrown and the horse fell on him.
1t was thought at first that he was
seriously injured. DR.. Steele was called
and ii was 10 minutes before lac gained
consciousness, lie was taken in to
Hammers The horse was tied to an
iron rail and jumping back IL broke the
rope, iel and lit on its head and the
horse acted silly Tor some time.
The VI l. A officers of the LIST, 2nd
and Bird wards met at Bishop Lewis
home. They discussed aud acled upon
several matters in regard to the City
Pavilion. IL was decided 10 make a
charge OF 25c for all extra ladies The
object of this is to have our young
ladies who attend The dance always ~
with an attendant Our young men
have a habit OF going to the dance with
out partner. See to il Young men
that our young ladies have partner
for all parties. The officers in charge
OF the pavilion report that many young
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