The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-06-20

Is the guest of Mrs. Jesse n. Smith.
Have you seen the new rugs just
received by Peoples Coop? 20-1t
Mr.. Roy Francis of Morgan, Utah,
was the guest of Miss Ivy Thomas
this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Shaw spent part
Of last week In Bingham, the guests
of their daughter, Mrs. II. C. Hindley.
Mrs. @. ii. Smith. Jr., spent the early
In Salt Lake City.
Miss Klttie Calthness OF Salt Lake
City is spending a week visiting her
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. l.. Mcvicar.
Half price sale on millinery con-
tinues at Peoples Coop. Colt
Mr. and Mrs A. X. Anderson went
to Ephraim last week for a ten days
visit with friends and relatives.
Roy. the 7-year-old son OF Mr. and
Mrs Joseph Wanlass. fell on wire
fence this week, cutting n cash re-
qulring several stitches.
Mrs. willard Johnson OF Lincoln,
Idaho. arrived In Lehi this week for
Weeks visit with her sister, Mrs
u. l.. McVicar.
First fall shipment of rugs just In at
Peoples Coop. Come and let us show
you the latest patterns. Colt
John Empey, Jr., Of Ammon. Idaho.
conventions. spent several days in
l.ehi visiting friends.
n. p. Sorrenson of Elsinore was In
Lehi Saturday. He will move his
family back to Lehi next month Mr..
Sorrenson will be the chemist at the
sugar factory next year.
Shipment of Mary Jane slippers just
In at Peoples Coop 20-1t
The officers and teachers OF the
Lehi Third Ward Sunday School were
entertained at a strawberry festival
at the home OF William Hadfeld Mon
day evening.
Hyde Willes and Miss Sadie Thorn
ton were married In the Salt Lake
Temple Wednesday. The groom is
the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b. Willes.
while his bride is an American Fork
belle.
Miss Norma Hammer, who recently
underwent an operation for tonsilitis.
had a dangerous sinking spell early
in the week. due to the great loss Of
blood. She Is now much improved and
considered out OF danger.
Summer storage rates on coal at
Peoples Coop. colt
There Ia an exhibition In the band
VthbON VI wv campus VI uth'y
Red wheat gathered from DR.. Hol-
brooks farms over Jordan and In
Cedar Valley. One sample stands as
high as your armpits and indicates a
yield of forty bushels per acre.
Last week a cabin belonging to
Charles Fox was burned to the ground
at the Kendall clay beds In Cedar Val
ley. 1t had been newly erected and
contained a set OF harness, wearing
apparel. provisions, etc. the total loss
representing approximately $500. The
fire was due to small boys and
matches.
Millinery half price at Peoples CO.
op. colt
Thad Powell and sons have pur-
chased a 900-acre ranch at Juab. II
Is ideally adapted for stock purposes.
Several hundred acres are irrigable;
large part OF It Is In hay and pas
ture and part OF II Ia suitable for
dry farm purposes. Some or the boys
will go down at once and take pos
session.
What is a vacation without an East
man Kodak or Camera? Cameras from
81 to sl2. Kodaks SO and up at Peo-
pies Coop colt
W. K. Hopkins, chairman of the
educational committee having in
charge the matter OF keeping the Office
OF state superintendent OF public in
struction out OF politics. was in Salt
Lake City the latter end OF the week
meeting with the committee. 1t APP |
pears that the recommendation of f. |
c. Gowans was by no means by the |
wishes OF the educators, more of
whom favor G. n, Child, formerly of
this CITY SnmethinQ very intarnatinp |