Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-15

Aver Webb, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Webb, who died Sept. of a complica-
ton of diseases after severe illness
of five weeks, We're held from the new
tabernacle this afternoon. The speak
ers We're Jesse Smith, John Y. Smith.
Bishop j. FL. Gardner and PreSt. a. j.
Evans. The young man was Il years,
months old and was highly respected
among the people. The family have
the sympathy of the entire community
in their sad bereavement.
PUBLIC SCHOOL OPENING.
Public schools here started Tuesday
with q good attendance. The High
school is also well attended. The New
West school also started Monday with
a good attendance.
VOTE FOR WATERWORKS BONDS.
Next Monday the citizens will vote
on the proposition of bonding for wa
terworks and from present indications
there will be but little opposition. Ar
engagements have been made to borrow
the money necessary at Il very low rate
of interest. About one second foot of
water will be brougll from the School
House springs which Lchi is to buy
from Alpine to a cement reservoir north
OF Lehi. Il distance of about Z miles,
thence distributed over the city. This
water will easily supply between 1000
and 5000 people, and can be very ma
terially increased with but little cost.
The entire system will cost about S40,-
600. and will be easily paid for i'll 20
years by the people who would care 10
take the water, so that 1t is a self
paying and sustaining proposition. the
citizens only being asked to give their
credit for a number OF years
SUGAR MAKING BEGINS. SEPT. IS.
1t is expected to start the sugar fac
tory here about Sept. is. Digging of
heets will commence Monday next.
The factory has been put in fine shape,
and a record run is looked for. In adj
dition to the general repair work a
beet shed of 1000 tons storage capacity
has been built with four fumes. A
water system for fire protection is be-
ing put around the factory and an In
communicating telephone system has
been put in the different departments
of the mill by the Independent Tel.
company.
Y. L. NJ. +. A. SEASON.
Tuesday evening the young ladies
started up their winters work with
appropriate programs in the differ
ent wards, with good attendance.
Sept. 81, Mutual Improvement asso-s
Citations OF the Alpine stake will hold
their annual convention in the new
tabernacle here.
HOSPITAL NOTES.
Mrs. Chas c. Friel who has been SUI
fering with typhoid fever is Improving
nicely. Miss Christie Ellingson was
taken to the l.. D, S. hospital to be OPP
Grated on for appendicitis today. Miss
Myrtle Smith, operated on last
week ut the same hispital for appendix
citis is doing nicely. Mrs. Andrew
Field Is quite i'll.
Julius Ottterson has purchased the
home of H. G. Smith who is going to
Los Angeles to study dentistry. Mr..
Otterson sold his home to Mrs. Ash
ton.
Ray Roberts and Alice Manning,
young Lehi people We're married last
week.
Sept. is. the Primary association OF
the Second ward Will give a children S
dance III the city pavilion.
September 2 a daughter arrived at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Webb,
and on Sept. 4 a girl was born to Mrs.
j. w. Chiffon.
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