Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-29
LEHI.
SCHOOL CLOSING EXERCISE
IIospital Patients--NcN Pumps IN
StaIlct,--Eros Damages Fruit

Ito.yital Paticnts--NcM Pumps In
StuIIcd---E'ros Damages Fruit
Special Correspondents
I.ehl. Utah Co, April 26.--ClosinG
g Serciscs pf the public schools except
the eighth grade aud The high Scnpoi,
eVp1's held In the new tabernacle tnlH
morning, however, all grades ana tue
high school participated Ia the eN-
q. llent pfogram- The tabernacle was
f7led With students and school pat
rcns TIE eighth grade pupils wal
sleIsh their work by next Friday alla
thA high school wfll close May u
eighth grade, This afternoon Sports
ana n dance We're given in the city
pavilion and grounds
Great preparations are being made
for the Utah county high school 10 pc
held here May 4 A program VIII pc
given In the morning in the new t'lp-
ernucle at which promine educators
viii be present In the afternoon a
number of interesting athletic events
will be pulled off on the city nan
grounds. which have been put IN tine
shape for the occasion. and IN me
evening a grand bail will be given 49,,
The following present teachers VIA
G, ~ Child, Mrs, May Baker. E1lle
SON and ANY sharp. Mr. Child. who
has been principal Of the puqlu
sch coils and high school for number
OF years, and through whose untirins
and efficient labors the school sys-
tenn has reached It's present high
standard, has accepted the position as
cashier OF the Bank of Lehi. Mrs.
Baker. who has been supervisor of the
Primary department for a number
M years. has sold her home here ana
viii remove to Salt Lake City to
teech
NEW PUMPS INSTALLED.
The two new pumps have been ga
stalled al the mouth Of the Joruahi
maEiMu a total OF seven to be operated
there, and active work is being dene
i'm enclosing the pumps with a DITCH
hnlrse The pumps Will not START up
for some time as the lake is so hlsh
that the natural flow of the river Snp-
plies Salt Lake county with enonsh
water, William A Knight mas cn; aiI,
of the pumping plant and his assist :
ants will be Edward Miller and Ern-
est Dewey.
HOSPITAL PATIENTS
Holm i Jones. while going 20 ldaho
10 see his son. last week was tn"e .n
very sick in Salt Lake ana had 10 70
10 the l.. d. 5. hospital where ne Hi-
derwent an operation. HIS cohH'u"u
is reported to be quite cIltleal.
sam Hammer is in the l., u D nos
initial where he has tn undergo "i'
operatlon for removal of gan stones
Mrs. John Chiffon is home from -
Salt Iaks hospital where she uhHet-
went an operation. she Is uolhs '''Oe-
Joseph Eroadbent had an operation
performed on one of mis- eyes HI "a!
Lake the other day which mas slea'-
IL improved his sight. ,,,.
A daughter was born to Mrs Nelhe
{. Powers. Sunday.
PARRY * Franck have given ut
their lease on the Lehi Hour MN ah4
George Robinson, an experienced
miller, now has charge.
Dennis Giles is building new nome
in the southern part of town.
FROST DAMAGES FRUIT.
The frosts have done great deal
OF damage to the fruit here. and II Is
| feared the peach, pear strawDerls
and cherry crops, especially VIII be
very light, The young b"ets mere
were not injured nj all by the frost.
Prof. n. l.. Nelson OF Provo lectuI-
ed in the ney tabernacle sunday nigh
under the auspices OF the SUNDAY
! sch DOL.
pany Of this place. which owns prop
erry north OF Alpine. has made
strike OF some high grade ore. and
great deaI Of stock has been changing
hands OF late.