The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-01-24

a iew of our young people went 10 .
Rockport on Friday night and some I
went 90 Kmuas to attend dances iu ,ho.e
pitces ali OF which gave more room
here aud made the home dance morce en-.
ioyable, a. the hall d. hardly large
enough 10 accommodate all.
Henry Walker will give dance in
Marchant. hall on Friday evening, jam.
AIRY cath. MIR Walker has furnished
music many times Tor dances here du-
ing thc pas, thirty ycars and he alway.
has large attendance. Henry
Jolly fellow and makes friends wherever
he goes Ma, Dis shadow never grow
less
With The warm rain, wet .uoN and
warm sunsbing we have haI alternate.
~ during the past few DAYS Size snow
is going of fast and the streets are run.
ming with oceans Of Watcrand -ln-h.
The frequent showers and sunshine
make b appear that spring s. near 90
hand in dead earnest.
II IL with regret that ! learn thc
Kamas brass band has disbandcd aud
have offered their instruments ior sale.
Now that the boys had become 30 pro.
icicnt they should have kept together.
The band was credit To Kama- aud /
have no doubt but Do viii Doe missed.
4 hope twill be- revived and pm, in better
shape than ever before.
The Twonty.secoud Quorum Of seven.
ties viii hold their quarterly conference
In wanship ON Sunday, january 2jth, at
> p. M. A general attendance Is re-
quested There will also hca council
meeting Of the presidents Of the quorum
held the same da, az u O'Clock, noon.
II j. very likely that sonic OF the Gr-i
council ofthe Seventies will be ont from
salt Lake 20 attend the conference.
The parts have been given out Tor
another drama entitled Among the
Breaker" which, with the farce en-.
Titled Two Bcuueycastlc-," will he
presented before the tootlighi- before
long. II Is also probable that the plays
will go to Kamas, wan.hip and perhaps
ol her towns Parts are also ont for the
drama entitled Nevada, or The Lost
Mine,n Witch viii be- pu, on ne boards
after the former play.
From appearances now We will have
very little snow left in the mountains uu-
lees we have change in the weather
soon and heavy falls Of the "beaudmli'
and should this inilus there will be- a
scarcity Of water Tor irrigation pun poses
the coming season which would be-
deiriment to ar farmers who use the
waters Of the Weber. ] do not romem.
Der OF seeing snow going 30 fast as Il has
during the past week
Everybody IL complaining Of :he scar
city Of money and IL is very difficult for
many 10 meet their obligations with
grain ~ the low price IL isnow selling,
farmers are unable to provide their
homes with the comforts ofiiic and keep
sufficient grain In the bin for home use
and seed In the spring We are al hop.
ing, almost against hope, thai something
will soon BE- done iavoring silver; with
that needed legislation our mines would
be started mp with yigor, The farmers
would get better price for their produce,
the mill and timber men wouId find
more employment Tor the idle that are
among rs and an era oi prosperity wonh
dawn upon our state that would gladden.
the hearts Of Oh who are now depressed.
The leap year ball given by the ladies
OF Peoa ON FRIDAY evening was one OF the
most enjoyable entertainments OF tho
season. The beauty aud grace OF the
ladies and their charming manner In the
dance caused many complimentary re-.
marks 20 bee made by the gentlemen.
The ladies walked mp 10 the manager
paid their hall-doIlars Tor tickets like
little men, chose their partners and
formed on for the dance as though they
had been there bc'o G. There were just
enough couples present 20 make IL very
pleasant for al and tie room was not
too crowded, ~ IL often the case, espet.
tally when the gentlemen do not have to
foot the bill. There was no cause for
complaint no one was sighted aud the
ladies took care that an the gentlemen
had what dancing they desired Age
~ other cause did not count, dance they
must and dance they did 10 their heart's
content Fora real jolly, good time YOU
sill find itata Leap Year ball. Peoa's
hmi-ome,t ladies were present and The
gentlemen, n not 30 handsome, didAll
they couldte make the entertainment
one long 20 be remembered,
b. X, 4. WEIR.
Some time ago Mr. Simon Goldbaum
.oi san Luis Rey, Cal, was troubled with
I a lame back aud rheumatism. lie used
Chamberlain's Pain Balm and prompt
cure was eiIcmed. lie says he has since
advised many OF his friends TO Try 10 and
all vino have done 10 have spoken highly
OF il. 1t is for sale by John Boyden 4
Son.