The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-17

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John 4. E,aus vt Hell, " Go. -Ah
Lake cit,, with hi-Niis and family, nee
camp.d ou tie banks oi the Wrhsr t,',r
near here. John hu- host ot friends
out this WI, - ho are nlWays pleased TO
ZEE him.
peoa wns visited lev it0st "u the wuru'
linz. oi Monday nnl Tuesday "i ih's
week. Tender plants were damaged q"
some little extent
GA. W. Game. Jr.. oi Salt Lake city,
ls spending week or tNu out here
VT sAwart Ut the Salt lake li,ho-
graphic Company With his family ors
out from salt lake Ciiy aud nrr chinpel
with Mr.. Evan.
Edward Stevenson lyclurei ~ rcoa
last week.
Tx. Stevens oi sal, Lake city h
frustrating at Holiday Park
A. Roundy. u Little. Roundy &Co,
salt Lake CITY. has returned home With
his family iron HOLIDAY Park.
Birds are mahins aWsy with small
fruit 10 lively manner We are unable
10 get sugar with which to preserve the
small fruit and the hirdS getthe bsneht
III. q. Eaisbett VI Salt Lake CTS, is
trying his hand At catching the 'portiVe
trout hervabouu.
Peoa ~ getting TO be fayorite resor,
for pleasure seekers, Tho ii,hing !, fair.
There are many pleasant camping places
on the Weber near town and where the
campers are handy b. supplies, such ~
garden tuck, butter, eggs, milk aud
everything In the line oicomiort. Those
who do not wish TO camp out iind very
comfortable home a. the Peoa House.
Just tfy IL aud see for yourseli
The outtins aud stacking OF Mia hay
has rommsncsd and ever hodi 10 almost
too busy To TAX. time To eat aud sleep,
The work n,ust be- rushed, cor harvesting
Of grain will so3n be inurler, and unless
haste IL mads enc or the othsr will lr
damaged more " lees.
Ralph Maxwell went to Salt lake city
this week.
Sons Of our citizens think OF taking
in the excursion to fairfield Brsrh ON
the 10Th
Mis-, Anna u. Marvel vent 10 salt
Lake City this week TO he absent for
some time.
Nln. Mari, l.. Lyon. has been quite
u, this week.
Mrs. Eliza Stevens u Oakley was IN
peoa this week callingon friends WIS
are always pleased to soc her
Don c. Mile. has gone to Idaho Falls
Idaho, on business connected With ih'
Miles land interest up thsrs.
indications show that some party o
parties arv taking llsh unlaNiully
/. 10 he hoped that the parties may Il
caught and made IN suirr the full PEI
atty Of the law. The using Of giar
powder not only kills the large fish but a
the small once ~ well, and II this " u
Ing to bs allowed II will be hut sho
time before all the lsh la the river vi
he destroyed. Mr.. Fish Inspector shou
have ,omeone out TO catch the ynndal
Col. +. W. ENum returned to ogd'
on Monday after having spent aplea
ant week or more In Weber canyon,
Clayton's & Biigham's camp.
J, A. Maruhsnt returned TO his ran
near Holiday Park this week.
Dewitt Il. Lowe has returned 10 81
Lake alter An outing 10 Weber cany'
i'll. Weller, assistant suPerintend'
OF letter carriers oisalt Lake Is rustic
ing In Weber canyon, about iitesn mi
nom Peoa.
The subscription list ior Tnr TlAEi
growing, all Of which Is an indieat
that TnE TIHEs is appreciated by
general public.
Oliver n. Harmon Of LEARN, Bingh
county, Ida, was in Peoa on sun
shaking hands with his numsr
friends
John Maxwell, Who has been
ploysd az bookkssper al the Peoa c.
store, has retired from that institu
and will, most likely, 90 lnto busi
for himself,
The Ogden standard says Mar
Nat Brigham iseAmpsd on the W
river about Uintah where the ~
rock bass and the elusive sucker
long since been ishsd out by tho :
boy with pin hook" That iss
A. Aear a. the Standard gets Al
thing The fact is-Marshal BrighI
campsd near the head of the W
some fiitesn miles southeast OF the
lot OF Uinta, and II ths Standard
puShsr could bot cit down At the
SAAps tsels and PsIsaks Of the sps