The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-12-13

Park City Oh Wednesday on special bus.
iness.
Born, to the wife Of Albert Miles, Ne.
cembcr 18th, n son. Mother and child
doing well.
II the fne weather keeps on a. 1t has
for the pact three days, sleirh!ng will
he playd ont around here.
The mail bag reached Peoa on Tuesday
night minus the expected mail. 'he
train not connecting with our carrier un
time.
u. =. Wright aud Mrs. c. Z Wright
went 10 Park City on "Wednesday 20
make some purchases In ihc store. 10
that way.
Those who we're reported az being
sick last week are now rapidly improy-
ing in health. much to the delight Of
their friends.
AT. Maxwell has gone TO Park CITY
to work during the winter. The gentle
man il reliable and will give the beet q
satisfaction TO his employers.
NJ. II. Bleazard went to Salt Lake last
week TO do some carpenter work on
contract he had procured. Dir. Beazard
returned home on Tuesday Of this week.
Morgan Moore, representing TnE
TNEs, was In Peoa on Tuesday and left for
KamAs on Wednesday. The gentleman
made your correspondent u pleasant
call
Several new subscribers have added
their names TO the list here this week
for Tnr TiNHs, all OF which indicates that
your valuable paper lie appreciated. May
Il live long and prosper.
Born. to the wife Of Arthur Maxwell.
on December 9th. con. Peoa IL still
on the increase and Utah's best crop has
been showing up quite lively In this
direction Of late. Next.
Oscar Wilkins now makes his weekly
trips To- Park City on Wednesdays in
stead of Saturday as heretofore. Mr..
wilkins does quite large business In
the wav Of disposing farm products.
The son Of Mrs. Roos had sleigh
badly mashed up and horse badly hurt
few days ago from an accidental upset
OF the sleigh ON steep hill between
here aud Park City. Fortunately, the
Young chap was not hurt, but he bad a
narrow escape, all the same
AZ soon AZ the telephone company
locates the line, which II is now seen In
Tur TiNrs that they propose to do
shortly, the citizens here will begin TO
string the poles along the line and erect
them, and not before. But yet fear
that IL IL only another fash in the pan
andthat the line will be delayed for some
time. MAY nay fears be not realized :,
deyoutly TO be wished.
Il is whispered certain parties are
looking towards the purchasing OF a sitC
and the building Of large amusement
hall in Pooa. Should this he done II
would be well to make the hall larg,
enough for all kinds Of amusements
erect large stage on which our home
talent and those vino come this way e
present their plays may have ampl,
room and inducements 10 appear beior,
the iootllrhis. Il will pay and be
credit 10 the town besides n II be- nea
aud comfortable.
AZ the days, months and years pas
by It admonishes ne that that we arr
nearing orr latter end, and causes d
wish that Father Time would moi
hasten on so fast; wish that We coul,
renew our boyhood and girlhood for som,
years 70 come but fate is against US an,
we have to take things ps they come Of
kick the bucket and shake or this NOR
tai coil, which We are all ioath to do
whatever our lei may be in life we lee
that We desire TO live ~ long as we car
see others live and will stick TO it TO III,
last, come veal or woe, sickness or health
lot life ls dear 10 all.
The little ones are counting the day
aud will from now on until Christmas
aud are speculating on what present
and good things are in store for them
! trust that santa Claus will visit al
and make the hearts Of the little one
glad on Chritmas morning. The poo
should be remembered on that day an,
those who arc able should contribute 10
wards their comfort and see thar th
children Of the poor are provided for tina
they may not feel sighted or that the.
had been forgotten. / would sugges
that a committee take this In hand an,
provide for the old aud young.
DO you advertise your business, m,
friend? no. times aye TOO dull Woul'
you make your business more lively
Why certainly. What nquestion d