The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-09-25
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Ralph Maxwell has gone to Provo CITY
TO attend the Democratic state Conven.
tion.
The heavy rain on Tuesday has put
stop to farm work until the hay and
grain has a chance TO dry.
II. b. Wright and A. +. Maxwell went
to Park City on Monday as delegates to
the Republican convention.
The Democrats OF Peoa will hold q
primary on Friday evening, Sept. 25ih,
To elect one delegate toattend the Demo
cratic county convention TO be held at
Park City on Sept. 2sth.
+. W. Marchant is the delegate from
here to the Republican convention at
lleber City, and II. b. Wright Is the del
egaie to the Republican convention to be
held m Salt Lake City.
Il il thought by many that We will
have an early, cold, hard winter, and
many are preparing shelter for their
stock and otherwise fixing up their sur
roundings in case the prediction may be
true.
For some cause, not unknown TO your
correspondent, Albert j. Maxwell, dele
gate from here to the Senatorial Demo-
cratic convention at Heber City, did
not attend that convention as was ex-
pected.
The farmers have been rushing the
grain into the stack, cutting and hauling
the second crop OF lucern and preparing
for the threshing o! grain, which will
begin the last Of this week or the fret
OF next.
Maria, the little grandchild Of Mrs.
Sarah NJ. Newman, was run over by
wagon loaded with lumber one day last
week. Fortunately the child was not
seriously hurt and is now able to be
around rs usual. Children should not
be allowed To climb on wagons when they
are in motion.
IL Is pleasingto sec that our old friend,
$. A. Kenner Of salt Lake has been
nominated to the lower house Of the
State Legislature by the Democratic
County Convention Of SAT- Lake county.
Kenner has been hard worker, de-
serves tho recognition, will make u good
representative, and l hope 10 see him
elected.
We have had some pretty severe wind
storms Of late, but am thankful 10 say
that IL has not been anything like those
experienced ia salt Lake, Ogden, Logan
and other places in the lower valleys,
and no damage has been done Ia this
neghborhood 80 far, except the dam
age done to grain and hay by the soaking
rain we had ON Tuesday afternoon and
night, which was the hardest rain OF the
season.
WHY our district school is not in SEES
sion IL beyond the ken OF most OF our
citizens. We have large number oil
little ones who should now be in school
and who could attend just as well al
not hope 10 see the school board get
n move on themselves and open up the
schools right away. 1t is far better for
the children to be in school instead OF
idling their time away, and the smaller
ones could attend much better now than
when the severe, cold weather comes on.
Give the little ones chance.
Your correspondent had an interview
with II. b. Wright this morning, in re-
lation TO that gentleman running on the
Republican ticket for the Office OF
County Sheriff. Mr.. Wright said; "li
nv friends are disposed 10 nominate me
shall accept Of the nomination and
will make as gallant fight to win as
possible, but there is one thing certain
and that Is, shall not 20 through the
county using my influence for the nomi'
nation. 40 some are doing. II the nomi'
nation lie given me It must come freely
IRON my friends.
What came near being iatal acct
dent took place 40 the residence OF II. IS
Wright o. day or two ago 10 AppaaIa
thatu small boy came down iom lho
CANYON and va. 90 otlI no Mr Wr.ehti
and lelyea eun. Tle boy banded OBJ.
euu ,o one %. Mr WraaIs .a'jun
WHOM flaluo chap .ifo h''m.I...r
vino 500 near ly With % baby 100 Aei
a.u "La0t oat, ol m. shoot y1N'
IUev mda aafe hardly oot I'd. h'. mouth