The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-30
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Pros, Utah. oct. IS lsgG.
Enron TiWrs;
George 4 smith Of Salt Lake mnde
usa pleasant call on Wednesday morn.
ing.
ir.- Mary VI. Walker has returned
home um salt Lake, where She has
been staying Tor a number Of weeks.
Your correspondent has been suffering
with severe cold for some days past
and for three days was unable 20 speak
above whisper
Six inches II snow fell during the
storm aud The ground is covered with
"the b1caiill' while more is falling
this "Wednesday, morning.
Mr. aud Mrs. ole Jensen have been
visiting with friends and relatives In
Cache county Tor the pa, week Or two.
They returned home on sunday.
Hon j. A.. Williams, Charles Callis
and J. A. smith have just reached town
aud will take in the Republican rally
thi- afternoon aud reply tonight.
Vote ilr @ legislature that YOU kuow
will nominate and send TO the United
States Senate man that will work Tor
silver hrst. last and all the time.
Let every vote be- cast where 81 will
do the most good lhisi-a light oi the
people arairst the money changers and
We are bound To win better times.
Mrs. d. Shipp gave lecture to the
ladies on Tuesday but owing 10 the
fact that the weather WIS very bad no,
a many were out NJ otherwise would
have been.
The Rrpnhheens hold -tlly here
this afternoon, she principal speaker
being the lion. Ahmm Hatch Of Hcbcr
City aud Attorney W !. Snyder Of pars
City.
Geoege Lindsay, zee on The
Democratic ticket lorsL AMI William
II. Miller, nominate ON the samc ticket
Tor Assessor made your correspond
cut pleasant cail on T.esday.
This evening the Democrat. hold o
rally and among those who will spcal,
are the Hon. j. A. Williams OF salt Lake
City, Charles A. Calls aud J. A. Smith
OF Coalyllc George Lindsay Of Park
City, may also have something 10 say.
Among those seenat the pcmocfati,
meeting here aot Thursday afternoon
were Hon. Ward T.. Pack oi Kamas
John l.. Boydvn, Charles Calls and j
Alma Smith at Coalyille, and Judg,
Henry Shields 81 Park City.
Ia my letter loot week you made ~,
cay Ira instead OF Asa Palmer, thl
young man who was to have marie,
Miss Hannah Batee, ot rars CITY.
number OF Ga, relatives from here wen
10 the Park yesterday TO attend th
wedding.
Seth NJ. Blair, the father OF Georg
T.. Blair who WAS with Us for a shor
time last Wesk, came 10 Utah viii
your correspondent In $50, with wagon
drawn by oxen, and when It took tire
to four months 20 make the trip from Tia
NilrHNNlA NAN'i w 8hAA AsAhA WY
Albert Miles met with severe acci
dent on Mon0ay while binding a loa
OF lumber az one OF the mills. II seem
that while he was on the Wogon eng &c,
In tightening he binder the chain CAV
way aud lac WAS thrown backwards /
the ground. lie received several pain
lul bruises and Lad one thumb knocke
out Of place.
j. L. Howelis Of Salt Lake City is en-
gagged in getting out some OF our eN
ceIlent tagging rock which he intend
to ship to Salt Lake. Mr.. Howell
pronounces the rock ~ being oi lh
very best and in fact superior to III
greater portion that il used In thn
city. Mr.. IIowells is a parrtcal ston
cutter, having followed that bushes
Tor over twenty years and il qualified I
judge and pass his opinion ON sucI
matters.
George ~ Beckstard while workin
oua ihresning machine on Monday
met with severe accident and IA
wonder IL That he did not lose his hand
The gentleman was CRUISING some par
OF the thre-hrr while il was Ia motion
when, unfortunately, his han,
slipped into the machinery and Ia
greater portion Of the nesh Was tor
from the fingers. Il is not though
that any Of the bones are broken, bu
the wound is very painful and will tax
some length Of Time to heal. Had tn
gentleman not used considerable fore