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

hANANs ltah, Dec, u, ltb.
Enron TINS:
Dan Ovens, brother 10 Mr. singleton
of this place, was buried Saturday, ne.
cember 7th, at the Kalnas cemetery.
u. Z. Lewis, photographer, has lo-
Gated himself In Kamas just between ".
Lawrence's eilice and Carpenters hail.
for season.
Miss Lizzie Hodson, assistant school
teacher, was suddenly called 10 her
home at Plain City on account Of the
death Of her brother.
our steam sawmill, situated here, on
Main street, has made good run the
last two weeks, and heavy shipments Of
lumber have been made to the Park.
The following drummen were seen
with their valises on our streets lately
Max 0ttenheimer, Mr.. Harry and Mr..
Simmons. They were guests at Carpen-
ter's hotel.
Ward T.. Pack aud wife ha gone TO
Salt Lake 10 attend their s'c irhier,
Liza, who has had an attack o.. phoid.
May Pack, who was teaching school al
Hoyisyille, was also sent for.
Tonight, At dusk, we noticed iour-
horse team hooked on big bobsled
which was loaded heavily with sawlors,
and two monster logs dragging behind,
making for the sawmill; also several
other large teams just returning from
the Park. This looks like business, not
wi,hsianding the cold, snowy weather.
q.
Error TNFs The following il an
imaginary journey written by one Of the
students in the Kamas school:
NY TRIP AROUND the UNIFIED STATES.
walked down to wanship and then
rode on the Union Pacific TO Ogden, and
had good time down there, and the
next lay starred 70 California on the
Central Pacific. ! looked out Of the
window into the Hum bolt river. Finally
we reached Sacramento, the capital Of
California, and then went west To san
Francisco. ] watched some steamboats,
and ships come In. Then left sar
Francisco and got on the Southern Pa
cihc and went down through lower Cali
iornia and then crossed the Colorado
river into Arizona, then changed ear,
and rode on the Texae y Pacific x. r.
Stopped at Austin and went around III,
country, and had very good time there
Saw a herd OF wild Texican cattle ant
horses but didn't see Buffalo Bill
lrcde horse 10 Louisiana, then wen
south TO New Orleans; went to the cap
ital OF Louisiana, which u Barton
Rouge had good time there. | ther
walked 10 the Mississippi, swan th'
river on plank, and visited Jackson
the capital OF Mississippi. | went righ
ON 20 Mobile. saw wagon going 4
Tallahassee, Fla, but ! went south an'
came to what they call the Florida KEYS
saw a man diving down after sponges
didn't walk back. got on u ship q
Cape Sable and rode up TO Savannah
got OIL and saw a stray steer, so iumpe'
ON his back and he took me right through
10 Alabama and | reached Monlgomer.
IN safety aud got my dinner. Then
went to the postoiiiee. They asked m
where was going. told them that
wanted TO 20 20 Atlanta, Ca, so the!
put me In mail sack aud | vent righ
through and never saw anything on tha
trip. rode on horseback through souti
Carolina, North Carolina and Virginia
stopped at Maryland and at the Whit
House at Washington, the capital Of IN
United States; saw Grover Cleveland
he is the biggest man ever saw bu
they told me 10 pass on, as they didn'
allow any Of Coxey's army around there
80 went on like gentleman to Phila
delphia, the largest city Of Pennsyl
vainia, stopped there to think how
could get back. got on the Baltimor
4 Ohio r. II. and went TO Albany, \
Y. then got ON the Chicago bnncl
and went to Massachusetts, did not sto
there, but went right on through Wen
mont and New Hampshire to Maine
then got on the Canadian Pacific II.
and reached Hope, in British Columbia
walked from Hope to Washington, the
rode from Seattle on a branch Of tn
Northern Pacific h. r. TO Portland AM
San Francisco The people all said
There is that Utah bum, " so left Oh
next day ON the Central Pacific. Whe
reached ogden Jumped OF the car
and got on the Union Pacific and wen
right 10 Park City and had towalk homC
Did not 20 10 the North Central and Cd
Rocky Mountain states bui the mex
trip take win visit them. Aaw m
"Trip Il ended, and youaro all glad.
scnooLnoi.