The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-07-11
Lehi Locals and Personals

Mr. and Mrs Owen Carter visited
with Lehi friends Saturday and Sun
day
Mrs. William Russell of Salt Lake
City spent the past week visiting with
her father, Isaac Fox.
Miss Ada Smith of Salt Lake City
was the guest Of Miss Lizzie Shaw
several days this week.
IL Beacons don't come up to pour
every expectation you can't get shoe
that will. We carry a complete stock.
Let us show you. Peoples Coop. 11-1t
Mrs Mary Maudsley this week open
ed dressmaking parlors in the South
worth home north of the Lehi Drug
Store.
Every good time is good time to
Kodak with an Eastman's from Peoples
Coop. Hit
The crowd at Smuin's Dancing
Academy Saturday night was all that
the hall could accommodate. Nearly
300 tickets were sold
Mrs. Albert Spratley, who has NOV
ed back here from Salt Lake City,
anant tho nact waaL ,.ioitina friands
In American Fork
DIR and Mrs. w NJ Stookey of Salt
Lake City came to Lehi in their auto
Sunday and spent a few hours visit
ing friends
Reduction In price OF Summer Dress
Goods. so and 90 per cent discount
at Peoples Coop. Hit
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas English Of
Salt Lake City, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. c. ]. L. Hertell the first
half of the week
Miss Essie Coates entertained the
Young Ladies' Sewing club at the
home Of Mrs. Della Fox Wednesday
evening
William Beveridge, Thomas Powers,
Newburn Beveridge, Elgy Rhodes and
Leslie Roberts left this week for Ru-
by Valley. Nevada. to help put up hay
Postmaster and Mrs. William Lee
chemenent OF Garfield, spent part of
the week with Mrs, Lechemenent's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Wood
house.
MIR. and Mrs. Isaac Bone and Mrs.
Thad A.. Powell left for Juab, We'd
nesday. They will engage In the
ranching business on the farm recent
ly acquired by Thad Powell and sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bushman from
Snow Flake, Arizona, were visiting
friends and relatives here this week.
Jacob Bushman from Fairview, San
pete county was also here. They are
brothers OF NJ. b. and f. A. Busshman.
The four brothers held a reunion
People who have looked on the
land over Jordan as being worthless,
VIII be surprised to learn that on one
twenty acre tract this year James
bushman will raise $4,000 worth of
aifalfa per acre, at this rate paving
for his land and water In two years.
Call and inspect our new line n,
furniture, It's beauty. PEOPLES
So-oP' 1l-lt
wednesday afternoon the eight
year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
George Davis, while crawling through
fence, fell and broke her arm.
breaking both bones above the wrist
The fracture was reduced and the In
jured limb is mending satisfactorily
IL ! would say to Won viii y,ve
you Toe for sc or zoe for lOc. Won
would trade all day long-now that
Is what we do say all next week-lOc
articles Tor 5c-l5c and zoe articles
Tor loc at Chipman's Big Red Store .
DR. Holbrook was a very busy man
wednesday. At eleven o'clock he was
called to a confinement case ct w. w
Dickerson's. soon after, with DR.. Worl-
ton assisted by DR.. Hasler, they were
removing the appendix from Robert
Alfred. Before leaving this case, he
was called to Miss Viola Gardeners.
but before doing so. he set u broken
arm for the little daughter OF George
Davis. and then he left with Miss
Gardner for the hospital. where he
helped to remove her appendix.
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