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Show B THIS.- THAT AND THE OTHER B Ask the people's Co-op to show you B District 70. They will be pleased to do B B Tho w0 f r- '' "" Evans had HBT quite a serious attact of illness last week B but has recovered nc.iin. B' Cards aro out announcinc the wed M ding of Miss Mina Evans and Mr. IIeher B Webb to be- held at the residence of the m bride's parents next Thuisdny. B Tiic telephone company have been do. m ing some repairs on their lino in this m vicinity. B Mr. G. A. Ivcrson of Manti spon-t a m fow days of last week in Lehi. Ho re- H ports the M. I. A. mission work as m progressing very well in Utah stake. m Mr. George Kirkham has gono south H on u business irip. B Supt, Racker of the Peoplo's Co-op H was in Salt Luke on Friday. M S. W. Ross won tho mandolin that H was raflled oflf by Louis GarfT. 1 Mr. II. C. Comer 1ms erected a hug-) m tee house at Simmon's pond and is H harvesting ice there. The pond has H recently been filled with flowing well H water and he is putting up somo H excellent ice. H On Tliursday Commissioner Winn H went to Ogdon taking Mary. Jackson, the H blind daughter of Mr. II. Jnckeon, to H the state school for tho blind. H Bnidfhaw Bros, hare shipped somo of H: heir stock from tho factory feeding H correls to the Chicago market. H John Devy has been doing dcvolop- H ment work on his onyx claims in H American Fork Canyon H Prof. Beesley, tho newly nppointed H leader of tho choir, has drawn a plan B and submitted it to tho Bishop for the H. changing of tho seating of tho choir. B Cleanliness of tho head ubually insures H a good growth of hair. An occasional H application of Hall's Hair Reuewer will H aid to keep tho hair of a natural color. H Misses Ethel Pratt and lono Thurman H had to leave tho school room the past H .week on account of sickness. H Tho inquiry is now 'when is tho next H "mooting of tho Farmer's Upton going to B .bo? B On Wolnesday nipht W. L. Wnbb H f resigned as president of tho Y. M. M. I. B A. as ho would not havo time to attend B to the work. Mr. T. F. Trano wac H 'elected as his successor with Edward H Southwick and S. W. RossaB councilors, H, ' VProf. M. Ohristensen,of tho Ohris'.en B ton orchestra of Salt Lake, was in Lehi H 'on Thursday making arrangement!) for B this famous musical organization to give - .abaUhoro in Garff'a Hall to-night. H "Mesir8. Robert Cutler and Henry Evan 8 B have boon working it up and it wil B doubtless be a social success. K" fi -'Ti s 'I 0 Kirkhaui'B band played for a party in Cedar Fort on Friday night i'or Stake Primary Ocmfcronco on Jjih. 13th and tho Roliof Society Con-ferenco Con-ferenco Jan. 15 & 10 tho 0. S. L. will sell round trip tickets to Trovo at the one faro rate, limited to Jan. 17. Mr. and Mrs. John L. Gibb spent part of this weok in Salt Lake City. , A Sunday school was organized in the Sego Lily school house on Sunday with Enoch Russon as head teacher. Mr. Theodcre Best was in Leln on Monday making arrangemontB for tho appearance of the dramatic company next Saturday night. It is likely the Home Dramatic Club will give a matineo for the old people in tho near future. The death of Mr. "Wickerser is to be thoroughly investigated as his relatives havo requested it. Thcro aro some circumstances connected with it which need to be cleared up. On account of the stormy wenthe there was not so good an attendance at tho M. I A. conjoint meeting on Sunday evening. Elders S. W. Ross and Edward Southwick were the principal speakers. Tho R. G, W. offers a rato of $18 to Ddvcr and return for tho Stock Growers Convention on Jan 25, 2(5 and 27. Tickets sold on Jan 23 and 24 only limited to continuous passagoboth ways and final limit of 15 days. . Hon. W. II. King, our congressman has returned from his trip to Cuba, His tour of investigation was a daring one, butitshowB tho kind of stuff lie is made of. His viows of the situation were sought after by tho press ns soon as ho arrived nnd wero given out to the public. These gave him recognition nationally. On Saturday night the Lhi Lodge o. 10 1. 0. 0. G. installed new officers for tho next six months ns follown: James Ilarwood, N. G ; E. 0. Merrihpw. j V. G; Charles Wnlterp, recording secretary ;G.B. Van Alstine, Irensurer; John Donaldson, trustee; Fred Meakin outside guard. Dr. Noyc8 performed nn operation on Miss Lizzie Austin's foot, or toe, last Sunday. Miss Austin has bpon suficr-ingfor suficr-ingfor a long time from the effect of tho toe nail growing into tin toe. Sho has tried mpiiy experiments to pi event this but all proved of no avail ; so siie called in Dr. Noyes nnd ho performed an operation very satisfactory and tho foo iB now doing very nicely. Tho contracting for tho raisingof sugar beets for this season is now finished Lehi will plant 050 acres, Spn'nville D50 acres, nnd Salt Lake county 7P0 acres. Tho other amounts are scattered in different places, tho acreago of which wiil give the company all that is needed for tills sonson. Tho contracting this season has been done quicker than . usual. Jacob Ilnhn, a Gorman who has lived at John Beck's, residence, passed away at 0 a. in. yesterday aftor a lincering illness, during which ho has been un-nhlo un-nhlo n nk( but little nourishment and it is a wonder he lasted so long. He was over 80 yours of ago. A number of Germans havo looked after him during his long illness. Many of tho members of the Farmers Union loarned alesuonon Tuesday night they will not soon forgot, and it h ox-pressed ox-pressed by not a fow that it will be a loin; time before the Union -is spoken of with respect. The conduct of somo of its members was such ns to kill the organization. Tho president was insulted in-sulted in Bitch n manner that few men could stand without resenting it instan-ter, instan-ter, and tho Ecntimont is that if he should nevor call another meeting ho would bo justified in such action. i I ) . |
