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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1914
Page
6
Pleasant Grove announces progress on a new two story canning plant on the Lak Route. Workers poured cement for the foundation while walls rise in brick and cement. The main structure features a 25 by 60 foot boiler area, a six foot wide west platform, and an office at the platform end, with concrete floors and planned cement walls.
Jednesday afternoon Alva Chipman Sans from a runaway buggy and his collar bone broken. West ha and two of Mr. Chilpman's cif p were thrown out but only slight bruises. They were riding to the lake for moon fishing and bathing. The horse bolted after a cart struck its flank, overturning the buggy. Chipman was taken to Mr Thorn's home where a doctor set the fracture and he will be out several weeks. Chipman had just sold the horse Wey and planned to use the outfit before turning it to a new owner.
A Wednesday afternoon shower hosted by Mrs. Jacobs at her home celebrated Miss Fern Halliday ahead of her July 1 wedding to Miss Lande. Guests included many Halliday and town residents with numerous gifts and pink and white roses as decor.
Readable fragments indicate raspberry harvest starts this week with rising picking, strong shipments to Montreal market, and price talks. The piece notes growers, associations, and dealers facing variable quotes while logistics focus on fresh fruit to market.
A circular outlines rules for packing cherries with exact weights and markings. It requires ten pound net weight per box and twenty four pint crates for double deck shipments. Boxes and crates must bear grower stamps and variety marks to prevent misgrading.
A Utah court nullified the 1914 marriage between George Thorne and Emma Thorne on alleged preaudilant preventions. The decree sets aside a Pleasant Grove deed tied to the union. Emma left for Denver after the wedding and refused to return, with Thorne reclaiming the property and avoiding further funds.
Captain G Hair of the U S General Land Office clarifies timber use on public lands. Residents may take timber up to 50 dollars yearly value for private needs but must file a notice and identify the land and quantity before cutting. Larger amounts require a formal license after a bon fide application by all interested settlers.
Marth Christinnaon and Mr Thorne Monier married along with Miss Bernice Sulth in a ceremony reported in the local columns. The notices confirm the union of these individuals in a traditional service.
Thursday evening a crowd welcomed two young couples arriving at the depot after a 7 o clock trip. They rode in an old surrey decked with toys and decorations while a girl with a banjo led a procession of friends and the cortege moved toward Malt Street for the festivities.
Nome Economies Association will meet at the Tabernacle this evening for a June 30 1814 gathering. Mrs Lund presents on Sandwiches and Sandwich Wites making while Mrs Halliday Thorne and others offer menus and ideas for vacations and summer trips as the group under Utah Agriculture College encourages mothers and daughters and all home enthusiasts to attend.
I W Land reports from San this week that John C Holman hit a major copper ore strike on his mint property beside the Union Chief. The four to five foot vein appears on the road to wealth as ore moves toward market.
Local notes show Miss Minerva Robinson visiting Mant relatives and Miss Sadie Milla in Midvale while Chipman's advertises National Biscuit Crackers at 25c next week. Various social visits, hillside mentions, and small incidents fill the column with shoppers, gatherings, and hometown chatter.
Otto Mayhew traveled to Ephratiy last week after the death of his brother Walter Mayhew who died on the tenth and was buried the following Sunday Walter Mayhew was well known here and had lived by Pleasant Grove twenty five years ago. Since then he had worked in various parts of Cache, Piute and Sanpete counties.
Swen Monson and Mii Colential Mulng were married Wednesday in Salt Lake City. Mr and Mrs War nick of DPhoseret ig visiting with them. A new baby boy was born this week.
Mrs Ielga Swenson entertained about fifteen guests on a Wednesday evening. The host and all attendees were reported to be doing nicely.
In Provo Fourth District Court Ann L Chipman versus Willard Chipman results in no separate maintenance decree while custody of four minor children is granted and rights adjusted per agreement. The suit involved alleged improper relations with Pearl Hamnett. Plaintiffs from American Fork. marriage occurred in Logan in 1886.
Emma Robinson of American Fork sues John H. Robinson for divorce on grounds of failure to provide. She seeks custody of a minor child and $29 monthly child support. The couple married at American Fork on June 6, 1910.
Clarence M. Beck is identified as a lawyer practicing in any court located in the China s a s Bank Building room American Fork Utah.
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