The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-24

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Mrs. Betsy roy,e returned 10 Salt I
Lake valley On Monday.
Dr. Wit # ilebcr City has been Wits
N lut lew days the past week.
Two OF NJ. II. Bleaaard's children -
reported as having the vhooping.cuugh
Chare. wsiquist Of w4savch COAT,
VIZ in reoa visiting irieEes Tor II dSy or
leo last week.
Dr. Nisiol. Of Morgan has tom in
roNn for sew days the past week. The
doctor is n,afing hos,ui friends
". u. Branch aud =. VI. riuaco, oi
Coalyill,, called on your correspondent
ON Saturday. The latch string y always
out her the gentlemen are mp THE
way.
l.. N, Niles, Will, choppinI iog-, had
the misfortune To- cut sevs~c wound
in his ,eg the Other day. The young
man u now able - be Hroupd with the
help g. stick.
tislo ~ hopsC that the commiiic,
that WIS suggested will mees on Satur-
day ard make arrangements 20 have the
telephone in running order an the nesr
iumrr. We need IL and the sooner we
get i the better.
A.,G. II. Marchant has oo'n suffering
from a severe sore on his lip and which
IL nov thought 10 be a cancer. The
gentleman went 20 salt Lake City "a
Monday to zee doctor and have sOne-
thing done Tor him.
rts ground IL getting dry and irriga-
tien will be the,rext thing on the doaset
five do not hnre rain -etorm soon.
W. have had indications o. rain for ihe
Jas. three or iorr days but II has idiled
us up to this wri;ing.
Twins, boy aad girl, were born to
the wife of A. Il. Marchant on the even.
ing Of MAY 18th. The boy only lived
, about AN hodf.-The mother and re.
naming child are doing Ne well as can
be expecied AZ this writing.
Acommittee has been appointed 10
take charge ana arrange for the ex-
erc.ses on Decoration Day, and from the
well known ability Of the committee We
may expect 10 have a very interesting
program carried out on this occaion.
The marriage OF Robert T.. Maxwell
to Nis- Clara A. Marchant took place 1t
the residence Of The grooms parents, Me-.
and Mrs. Ralph Maxwell, on the evening
OF May 18th, John Maxwell officiating
After the ceremony about one hundred
ne ffty invited guests partook Of the
excellent supper that was gotten NJ for
the occasion. The host and hostis- did
all in their power to make their guests
welcome, and 70 thesewho nave par
taken OF their hospitality in the past it
is needless to say that all were very
liberalv provided for and that the even
ing was one OF pleasure and good feeling.
Among those present we noticed Mrs. Be-
tsey Boyse, Charles BOyse and wife, and
John Boyse, all Of South Cottonwood,
Salt Lake county; Mr.. and Mrs. John
Barker aud daughter, of Salt Lake City;
Miss SADIE Eldredge aud Evalette Ed
rsdge, Of Coalyille; Mrs. Maria Lyons,
Mr.. and Mrs. Marchant, father and
mother Of the bride Mr.. and Mrs. A. X.
Marchant; Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Max
well OF Oakley and large number OF
young people who are relatives and
friends OF the bride and groom, During
the evening the bride and groom were
the recipients OF q large number Of hand
some and useful presents which were
much admired by those present. The
festivities were kept up until u late
hour, when all babe the young couple
long and happy life and then took
their departure feeling well repaid for
the time spent on the never-to'be-
forgotten occasion. The bride was hand
somely attired and looked as sweet and
handsome as any one cotld desire. In
the words OF Rip Van Winkle' MAY
they live long and prosper"
b. r. T.. Weir.