The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-23
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PEoN, Utah, Oct. q, 1876.
EDnoR TINS;
Bishop Stephen Walker was chairman
Of the Independent Republican meeting
on Tuesday evening.
A. X. Marchani has rented the house
and farm Of John Newman and has
moved hi- family into town where hc
will be more comfortable and the child
rem nearer the school house.
The potato crop In this section Is very
fine indeed. They are about the beet
ever grown here anu the yield b. above
the average; and yet twenty cents
bushe. IL ail that is Offended Tor them.
Attorney II. s Townsend aud County
Commissioner Welsh made your corrcs-
pondcnt pleasant call on "Wednesday
morning. The latch string De- always
out, gentlemen.
Wheat ha- made jump from forty
Eve 90 sixty cents hushcI during the
past few weeks. Confidence loo the
election ol Bryan g. probably the cause
pnd farmers are rejoicing over the pros.
pect Of better times which nrc becoming
manifest.
William Archibald warmly greeted
your correspondent on Tuesday evening.
william Is an earnest, positive worker
and IL making friends with all voters
too u am not deceived by the exprrs-
sion. made by many Of both political
parties hereabouis.
j. H. Newman, A. ". Newman and
Mis-. Mile Newman came down from
Idaho last week 10 assist their parents
IN removing to their new home. The
young people spent several pleasant
days visiting with their numerous rela-
tiyes before they left ~ Tor good aud
all.
Mrs. Catherine Marchant, wife Of
A. r. Marchant, has been suffering with
very severe attack Of rheumatism dur
ing the past few DAYS and has been un'
able 20 be up. II Il pleasing 70 note
that the lady b. somewhat better Vt this
writing.
Invitations urr ont 90 attend the wcl-
dingoi Mr., lea Palmer, son ol Z. T..
Palmei ST.. NJ reoa, and Mis- Hannah
Bate. tho charming daughtcroi Mr.
aud Mrs. uyrum Batc4 OF PARK CITY,
which a.ll take place 90 The residence
oi the brides parents ou Tuesday, De-
tobar 21tu.
THO weather has been 90. thHt tho
farmer could wish tito bee iorhm COL.
work tbwsmul about Overland pre-.
pnradou- are being made for cine winter
and. %, tuisuul.ug ;hcrc 3. every boo.
d,cntion ola storm which, should II
come. would bee bad ioi those who ha,,
not ,c, dug their potatoes.
John Newmau and family loit Pco'
on Monday morning, OcIoher 18Th Tot
. Leonn. Idaho, which will be- their home
hereafter Mr. Newman is a good ci'i
zen. has an excellent family with whom
We are loath TO part and We shall lee
the loss while Idaho gains by the chang
OF residence. NAV JOY aud peace e
with them.
Mr.. John Thompson Of Ashley, Uinial
county, and Miss Maud Roundy Of Peo
left for salt Lake on "Wednesday morn
inc to be married In the salt LAX
Temple. The wedding reception will b
held at the residence OF the bride
mother. in Peoa on Tuesday. Octobe
9th. The bride is the laughter oil Mrs
l.. j. Reundy ana the late Bishop Jare
@. Roundy, formerly OF Wanship'
Mrs.M. l.. Miles had a quilting be
Tuesday and your correspondent, iol
tunately. was invited to partaSe OF III
good things provided for the occasion
NV bid Of last week is bearing iru'te
who will send the next invitation
There is a saying that changes are Of
uehtsome and fools like them" ana
h sometimes the case in the chang
of grub" don't you know
Judge 5. r. Thurman OF Provo IL "a %
peeted 10 hold forth At a Democrat
meeting which is 10 be held here
Thursday morning October END at
O'Clock a. IA. Judge W. II. King w
to.ave been here but owing TO The lA
tbat hi. teryises-Ncte needed in "
.aflrn States, Doe ieit Goo ihut uie
Tuesday morning TO speak in CV'
silver. mdu.though he was '"n' '''
ior Cousi,s- hrni, tuat Cine cause oil "
people was mo.etuan -eli'".e's'' 81.
should he lose Vie election "'i "i"
well proyiding Rryan. and sew"i Il
elected and that with his ass''''n y,
The Democrats and Independent IL