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

Misses leila Rhodes and Vera Bush
man spent Wednesday in Salt Lake
oiVy' Co M
Mrs. A. J. Evans left this week for
Logan, where she will spend two
weeks visiting with her son, Robert,
and wife.
Miss Mabel Southwick said good
bye to her Lchi friends Wednesday
and left for Payson, where she will
reside.
II you want $l2 or SIS suit for a
husband or son you can get II at
Chipman's. They also have extra
choice suits for SIS to $50 30-1t
500 beautiful berry dishes: not the
cheap earthen kind, but genuine china
kind that sells elsewhere at 75c to 81.
Our regular price soc. All next week
as long as they last ONLY 25c EACH.
Chipman's. 30-lt
Miss Lucille Rogers left for her home
In North Ogden Tuesday. She will
teach in the Granite high school the
coming winter.
Miss Clara Bone has been chosen
as the president of the Second Ward
Y. L. NJ. /. A.. vice Mrs, H. c. Hol-
brook, resigned. She will choose her
assistants In few days
soc for 25c. Who wouldn't trade ?
All next week soc china berry dishes
for only 25c at Chipman's Big Red
Store. 30-lt
The First Ward held a successful
and largely attended ward party In
Smuin's Dancing Academy Thursday
evening. The special guests of honor
were Mr.. and Mrs. r. J Whipple
Bishop J. Il. Garn of Cedar Valley
was in Lehi with load of wheat,
which he sold to the local -four mill
at 80 cents per bushel. The bishop
reports everybody well In Cedar Fort
reward OF $40 is being offered by
the city to the person who will give
information of who left two dead pigs
on Cemetery street one day last week
This would be easy money. which may
be obtained by simply telling Mayor
Quincy who left the pigs there.
Frank Jordan, the state sanitary in
spector. made his third visit to Lehi
Monday and found nearly all of the
bad places either cleaned up or in
process of being cleaned. Several
conditions are yet to be remedied,
among which are better exits at the
opera house.
The Missionary Wives and Mothers
Society were entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. +. A. Bushman Thursday even
ing. The usual program of music,
letter reading and missionary exper-
fences was given and refreshments
were served
For sale at bargain, 80 horse
power engine; secondhand, together
with o cook wagon, water wagon,
double disc pillow, seed drill. 1877. and
number of tools, at Chipman's.
Mrs. Jackson Wanlass entertained
crowd of young people at house
party Tuesday evening, the time be-
ing spent in music, games and re-
freshments.
The stands of young beets never
were more perfect, There never hav-
ing been spring more favorable All
over the fields nowadays may be seen
youths cutting out the superfluous
plants and followed by small boys
who pull out the excess where two or
more have come up together.
The officers of the Second Ward Y. |
l.. NJ. |. A. engineered a most success
full shower at the home Of Mrs. Andy |
Trane Saturday evening in honor OF
Miss Mabel Southwck. who will be-
come Mrs. Wells edward some time
during the month of roses. Most of
the association members were present
and spent a most pleasant eeninP.
Splendid secondhand wagon. with
homemade box and spring seat
would be a fine peddler's wagon and
very serviceable; for sale cheap
Chlpmans 30-lt
AT the Home Economics Club Mon
day night Mrs, G. l.. Stookey gave
reading from "A Montessori Mother:
Mrs. c. w. Earl gave a paper on "a
Vacation for Every HOUSEWIFE; the
Misses Veryene and Winnie Evans
gave duet, and there was an interest
Ing demonstration of methods Of train
Ing children
Last week a crazy man Couand not |