Salt Lake Tribune | 1909-02-28 | Page 27 | Lehi News Notes

Lchi Now3 Notes. Special to The Tribune. IEH I, Feb. 27. Edsou Whipple, one of Lchi's most respected cutzons. died yostcrdav. Ho had been ailing lor several sev-eral weclcs from a nervous trouble, and during the past week failed rapidly. 11c was 0! ears of age, and leaves a wife and eight children. The funeral services over the remains will be held in the tabernacle tomorrow at 2 o'clock, j Michael T. Vaughan. who died in tho Boise (Idaho) hospital last Tnesdaj-, was brought here for burial yesterday. Uo was an old-time resident of Lchi, but for the past six years has boon working in tho sugar factories at Idaho Falls, Sugar City and Nampa, acting as foreman fore-man in the latter plant during the past throe veaTS. lie was a member of the i Englo lodge at Nampa. which lodge em- I halmcd tho remains and sent thorn hero for burial. Tho employees at the Nampa factory contributed a floral emblem costing cost-ing $50 and sent a representative to at-tend at-tend the funeral. The services wero held in the tabornaclo and wero addressed ad-dressed by Bishop Gardner. William Southwick and Andrew C. Pearson. The board of governors of the Lehi Commercial club, at a special meeting, indorsed the general provisions of the public utilities bill now before the state legislature and sent the resolutions to the secretary of the Salt Lake City Commercial club, who will present them.' ( Ira D. Wines has offered a iwent-I iwent-I five-volume library to tho best speller in the Lchi High school. In the tost 250 words will be selected from a list ' of 3000 words. Mr. Wines thinks that the boys and girls of today cannot spell as well as those of old and hopes by this menus to help raise the preseul standard. Judgo Eli Kendall has a loiter from his son Zeb, the well-known Nevada mining man, which announces the arrival ar-rival of a grandson on Lincoln's birthday. birth-day. Zeb is a state senator in the Nevada Ne-vada legislature, nnd when tho senate learned of Senator Kendall 'a good fortune, for-tune, unanimously passed a resolution naming the bov Abraham Lincoln Kendall. Ken-dall. Tho parents acquiesced and the infant in-fant was so named. Thomas Kirkham and Max Rothe, two young men who have been in Germauy "on a miss;on for tho past two years, relumed re-lumed this week.