The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-05-30


Mrs Roy Allsop of Sandy is visit
Ing relatives and friends in Lehi.
W. w. Dickerson is very i'll at his
home with typhoid fever.
Mrs Frank Pagan entertained the
Dorcus Sewing Circle at her home
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs Sarah Kirkham entertained at
supper Wednesday evening in honor OF
MILFORD Russon.
It was reported that James Cough
Sr., had suffered paralytic stroke
Tuesday. He is much improved.
Mrs. w. Il. Racker and Mrs. Maud
Whipple spent the weekend visiting
friends in Salt Lake City
Mrs j. f. Bradshaw and daughter
Ianna Spent Wednesday in Salt Lake
/ Ivy, lHt ldIl'I ulutl bOlHb ulihoi
operation.
Mr.. and Mrs David Lossee went TO
Salt Lake City Sunday to consult a
doctor. who is treating Mr. Lossee for
diseased hip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rem Swenson OF the
Battle Creek power plant spent Sun
day the guests of Mr. and Mrs. George
Davis
Lester Broadbent, who is attending
and also teaching In n Salt Lake bust
ness college, spent the weekend with
his parents in Lehi.
Mrs. william j. Quincy presented
her husband with a baby boy Satur-
day This is the sixth visit OF the
stork to the Quincy home, but the
first time that 1t has left boy
FOR SALE--1 brown horse, years
old, weight about 1850, good traveller
splendid work horse. fine driver. good
peddler's horse or for saddle use. VIII
sell or trade for a larger one ri Chip
mans. BOLT
Louis Peterson lost brown mare
and a week old colt from his pasture
near Lehi Junction. The circumstan-
ces connected with their missing
would indicate that they we're stolen.
The friends of Miss Ora Whipple
gave APP arty in her honor at the gym
Wednesday evening. Dancing and
games were the principal form of
amusement
AS an indication OF the business be-
ing done by the Orem road---on We'd
nesday morning $50 tickets had been
sold from Lehi to American Fork and
S37 20 Salt Lake City.
One fare for round trip to Salt Lake
City, via Salt Lake Route, June IL,
IL, IL and IL, account Y. NJ and Y. l..
NJ. |, A. convention: good returning
until June II. Ask for tickets via
salt Lake Route. 23-4t
Miss Emily Wanlass left this week
for Washington, ID. c., where she will
spend the summer visiting with her
brother william, who is employed in
one of the government Offices in the
capital city.
During the past several weeks the
cemetery committee and Sexton
Mason have been working to place the
cemetery in condition. The result is
that this home of so many loved ones
never before looked so pleasing.
Many farmers are commencing to
cut and stack their alfalfa because OF
the ravages of the weevil. Farmers
who gave their fields the proper treat
ment are having little trouble, but
those who have trusted to providence
have about the usual number
Mr.. and Mrs. b, W. Dixon of Salt
Lake City have moved from Salt Lake
to their new modern bungalow on
Utah Lake, just north of Il. W. Schnei-
der's home. They were formerly in
business, but will engage in farming.
Miss Veda Hunsaker, who has been
teaching In the Lehi high school for
The past year. returned to her home
IN Honeyyllle this week. She will
each in the Brigham City high school
he coming year
The Second Ward Y. l., NJ |. A. held
is closing program Tuesday evening
II the Assembly Rooms. After the
hanging of officers the evening was
ipent in playing games and serving
Rev. Peter A. Simpkins delivered tn
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