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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-01-31
MoRoAS, Utah, Jan. 20, 1895.
iDiToR TmEsi

MonoAS, Utah, Jan. 20, 1895.
Enron TmKs;
bids are again out for the hauling Of
the second lot Of timbers for the Hard.
scrabble mine. The lumber IL on the
way now.
The Republican ladies are TO meet in
the courthouse on Saturday, February
lst, to organize ladies Republican
club. Every one IL invited.
After short Illness one Of Alex.
Robinson's little twins died At his resi-.
denee In North Morgan on Sunday after
noon. Funeral services were held at
the residence on Monday.
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. I'd Gibby. on
Wednesday, fine 1871 pound boy.
Mother aud baby doing finely, but the
doctor has lost all hopes Of Ed'srocoyery
and be says bis boy can gay papa
already.
The contract to haul the fret lot OF
lumber for the llardscfabble mine was
given TO Thomas Deaidon Of Portervlle,
hv being the lowest bidder at $40 per
thousand feet. The lumber has been in
the switch yards for three or four days
but could not be unloaded on account Of
not having the bills OF lading until yes
terday. ADRA kADABHA.
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CROWDS. Utah, Jan. 30, 1890.
EnuoE TiNrsi
Quite number here are suffering
from severe colds.
George r. Thackeray aud 7. A. Con.
de have gone to Salt Lake on business.
G. ". blackwell and sister have gone
to Salt Lake To spend few DAYS visiting
friends.
John Jones and wife Of lleneier have
been visiting their relatives and friends
here to-day. We ARE always pleased to
zee them.
stephen Beard and wife Of Hcneier
were visiting here on Friday. the 24th.
The people are always pleased to see his
smiling face and havoa pleasant chat.
Come again, Uncle Steve.
A party Of young men Of this place
went 10 Hcneier last SUNDAY evening,
While one Of the party was being enter.
tanned by a certain young lady Of Hen
eier, the rec; Of them got tired waiting
for him and returned home, leaving him
to come as bcs, he could. lie finally
succeeded In hiring a horse and IL IL
thought he arrived home all safe some
time during the night. l, would no
doubt be a good plan Tor such young
men to take a conveyance Of their own,
and then they could return at their
leisure. AM.
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capized, unloading the occupants into
the ditch to their left. Fortunately. no
one was hurt Tne lady pedestrian was
satisfied to. walk home and ioreeo the
pleasure Of riding that way.
The Spy Of Ge,uburp" lie a good
lively drama, and will be reproduced at
Coalville Saturday night. February s,h.
by the Hoytsville Amateur Dramatic
Club. The play will he preceded by q
concert entertainment Of seven articles.
Music by the Coalyille orchestra.
WILLIE RrDDrS.
An error was noticeable in TnE nNE-
Of last issue relative ioihe death Of little
Willie Redden's age, parents names.
ETC., and at the parents request the
following correction il given:
VIM. Redden, son Of Elizabeth A. and
George Redden, died January 10, 1926.
at the age Of u years and y months.
They wish also 10 take this oppor.
tuniiy Of expressing their feelings OF
gratitude to their friends who came in
the time Of need and did all that loving
hands cculd do, and to tine sympaihiz.
ing friends At the funeral; also the
speakers who made such consoliag re,
marks In sermon and in prayer, and 70
the choir.
Hoyisville has lost noble, bright boy
Of loving and agreeable disposition
and those who are nearest aud dearest
to him have the synFsihy Of the eniir,
community. CIV.
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EDITOR lihhh;
Mrs. All Jones IL still quite sick.
Tbs n-aaassads ball lat Friday vas
duitc q success. 'l---
Rev. Perry will hold services here
next Friday evening.
Miss Gelina DAILY came down from
Emery to attend the dance on Friday.
Miss Ellie Bromley IL home from Park
City to spend the rest oiihe winter In
Echo.
VIM. stagg has returned from Evans
ton. where he has heen working for
some time.
bert Mob'ay has returned from
Evanston aud is at his post jerking
lightning
VIM. J. Bromley has rturned from
California. lie says Their IL no place
like Utah for him.
Mrs. T.. Rheims Il seen Wiie often in
our little town lately making prepara-
tions for our pinto.
There was show adgetised to play
in the lIopkin Halle on Wednesday night
but the troupe failed to COM.
The little girl Of Mr. and Mrs.
Chausee who was bitten :, badly by a
dog has nearly recovered from the
wound.
Everybody In town will attend the
picnic ON Friday 10 get somening To eat
and hear Eugene Wicket gle history
Of his life.
Joseph lIopkin made bsiness trip
TO Salt Lake and Grantsyillethe first Of
the week. He says people 70 blowing
in Grantsyille now.
There was quite a blaze started in
Hopkins store last Freay, onsed from
dropping match In box 4 peanuts
after lighting u cigar
The Relief Society Of Echo fe making
preparations to celebrate "a birthday
Of zina Young, There WILDE a free
lunch after the services.
Bishop John Paskett AZ Stephen
Beard Of Ileneier we're the bskers here
on sunday last and gave sohs very good
advice 10 the Saints. H.
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OAKLEY.

OAKLEY, Utah. Jan. 20, 1870.
Enron TINES:
Everybody has severe cold a, pres
ent.
Its reported that case Of measles Is
nj Nela Pcarson's.
Lumber hauling has begun from the
Coop mill up what is known a. the
Smith y Morehouse gulch.
There will he q biz time here on the
22nd Of February. The sunday school
and literary will Join hands in the ok.
ercses,
james Neel was talking suicide the
other day. Ills best girl took him 70 the
dance at Peoa and Kamas boy went
home with her.
About eighteen Of our people met AT
James Eyans's for a surprise. and which
was a surprise on his wife TO finish
One Of the finest times was enioyed that
ever has been In this par; Of the county
Albra Gibbons and y. b. snapp hay,
both been sick ever since.
one 81 Henry Williams boys Of Peoa
while visiting his brother.in.law, L. W
Mecham, threw q stone AZ a COW Whit
she was eating hay GU, Of HE sleigh an,
killed her as quickly Us though she ha,
been shot. The stone was sent viii
force enough TO fracture her skull. :.
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Rgp CANYON, wyo, Jan. 20, 1876.
NO. : NINE is working lees than hall
time, the orders being only two fats q
day. No. o and No. are working reg.
ularly and the miners are doing fairly
we'll.
AlmY bad four weddings last week
and as many more in sight for next
week. All the brides are widows Of the
men killed In the No. 8 explosion.
Following are the minutes ola public
meeting held In the r. Of II, hall, Jan
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HAHH''AHf 'fff "HfAH 49, NNNNH
Enron Tmrsi
! was visiting In Morgan last week
The county and Union Pacific deserve
credit for widening the road at the rocky
point a. you merge into Round Valley
also for cutting away the brush 40 one
can see ahead on those rather dangerous
dugwAys.
l will give your many readers few
more ideas on creamery business.
The one at Morgan IL using 1000
pounds Of new milk every day. Jus,
thinK Of the beneficial results: 20 cent.
per owt t2s In daily circulation among
the farmers Of that locality; $40 per
month, which must be very good helu
to those people nowadays, In the winter
time.
What IL the condition Of the dairy
business In this part7 VIII the mcr-
chants take in the farmers product
No.
What II the rcason2
why. i,eaause they caure, anora !,
buy butter aud pay 20 cent and eel ]
again for 10 cents. az is often The case.
will tell yon story that l. hardl,
NJ for publication in relation to Thu
question, but a. II Is winter Time, mayb,
Il will not hurt, and perhaps will sery,
to show Up wha, IL the matter some
times;
A young lady took butter to store ic
gell the clerk In u ioeulAr way enquired
n there were any fly wings In Il. no.
she replied. GLOW is that, " says he.
"why, because ma and me was pick
ing them out all forenoon"
This, You know, We must never tell
In warm weather.
One, and only one, good creamery IN
the right place could receive milk AZ
pay for shares and creamery would
soon pay for itself. Con.
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MISSIONARY LETTER.
An Interesting Letter From ". @. Fishsr.
Now In Florida.

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since bidding farewell TO my monn-
tam nome 20 dear November " lN'o'
! Hn pleased 70 say That my hardehips
nave oeen lev aud my enloymeniH
many Tic trip coming down was in
deed pleasant one Coming via X u.
W. II, H. inc beautiful scenery OF Utah
ana Colorado, with snow white cover
ing vas picturesque sight TO behold.
The long plains Of kansas and the dense
forests OF the remaining Journey was less
interesting OWING suppose TO the few
varieties
Az Chattanooga Tenn the elders, IN
company received their appointments
70 the various parts Of the mission, Win
such Instructions from the president Of
the mission O. are usually necessary ior
new elder u was BY no means dis
eouraging 70 me 70 receive the appoint
nenI 10 labor IN the Florida conference
Az VhattnnoogA visited missionary
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older ones we're present and all had an
enjoyable time.
While Ed Malin was on the way to
Park City one day last week he ieieoi
the wagon and the load passed ever him
Luckily. he was not hurt much.
Quite number Of the relatives oil
Mrs. stembridge met at her house on
Saturday last to give her a surprise, Il
being her birthday. Thomas Gibbons
and wife, T. Stalker and wife and Wm'
stembriige Of Oakley, and Mr. and Mrs'
George Milliner and George wardell oil
Peoa were present. h. ;.
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rEoA.


lEuA, Ntah' jan ~ lNNn'
Enron TNrs;
our streets are running with slush
and water.
Duncan Narchant went TO Salt Lake
last Saturday.
John NJ. Malin Of Roekpot, was In
town on business the fret Of the week.
Miss Loyenia Williams came over from
Park Citya few days ago TO spend the
week with relatives who are visiting her
mother, Mrs. II. y. Williams.
A numbcr OF the members Of the .9nd
Quorum Of Seventies went from Peoa to
wanship Oh sunday to attend the quar-
tcrly conference Of the quorum.
The weather has TUNED colder this
morning with lightiall Of snow, which
has checked the thaw for short time,
but not for any great time, rom present
indication.
There was a snrprte party NJ the resi-
dence ofJohn Newman on Monday even
ing, II being given In honor Of Mr.. New
man who was 10 depart for idaho III,
following day.
The dance here on Friday night wa'
crowded everybody, nearly, turned oni
to hear the music furnished by Walker,
band or to dance after the old time tunes
NJ well Ne the new.
Quitea number Of our citizens got uI
asurprise party and went TO the resi-
dence Of X. W. Maxwell OF Oakley OF
Monday evening. II being the gentle
mans birthday. All report having hat
apleasant time.
The warm, bright weather We are nov
enjoying indicates that the backbone o
winter is broken. should this bee III,
ease and an early spring set In It woul'
be OF great advantage to the farmer II
this part Of the county.
James Evans and wife and \. b
snapp and wife Of Oakley wer
In Peoa on Saturday transaeiing som'
legal business before the notary public
The latchsiring II always out, ladies an,
gentlemen, when ever you are in town
our dramatic company will present 81
Saturday evening, February Let, n,
drama entitled Among the Breakers
followed by the laughable farce entitle,
''The Two Bonnycastles. A genera
invitation IL extended. The price 0
tickets will be reasonable and crowde'
house is anticipated
A number Of young ladies and gent
met At the residen Of o. T. Lyons sun
day evening. The evening vas spent II
singing, musical exercises aud socia
chat until a late hour, when the hostes
treated the guests 10 cake and wine aite
which they departed for their home
with promises to eallagain.
The Peoa Relief Society will give al
entertainment aud dance on Friday am
Friday evening to celebrate the birth
day Of Mrs, Zina u. Young. The exer
cisea will commence a II o'clock a. m.
and will consist Of singing, reciIallons
reading and short speeches. There vii
be basket lnneh during the Afternoon
and the exercises will wind up with
dance In Merchants hall. AZ the ladies
bless their sweet hearts, have the affair II
their own hands, we expect to have on
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UPTON.


UIToS, Utah, Jan. 30. 1896.
Enron TMEs;
Elder Charles Calls Of Coalville viz.
tied Upton on sunday last by special
invitation Of the Y. VI. MIA. lie al.
dressed the meeting during the after
noon services, giving very interesting
account Of his experience a. a mission.
AIRY in foreign lands. lie addressed the
y MN. la. In the evening In a timely
and interesting manner, eIhorting the
Young men 10 prepare themselves for
missionary labor said that was the
place to give a young -nan experience,
ETC. &c.
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b. r., E. vrrH,
RocKronr, Utah, Jan. 80, 1876,

RocKroRr, Utah, Jan. 30, 1870,
Enron TiNrs:
The Rockport boys have organized a
brass band. We wish them success.
Rock has been hauled to build the
foundation OF new schoolhouse. Build
my will commence no soon as the frost
h out OF ihe ground.
Mr. aud Mrs. VIM. stembridge gave a
card party ON Saturday evening. Most
OF the young people aud some Of the
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nuoKLnN,s AnNIoA sALNE.

The best salye in the world Tor Cuts.
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores. letter. Chopped Hands,
Corns, aud all Skin Eruplions, chill
blalns, aud positively cures Piles or
no pay required. IL Il guaranteed TO give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price % cents per box. For sale by
John Boyden x Son.
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rsrRAY SorIcE.

ihsys In my possession the following de-
scrihcd prurertyi
one hay horse seven " eight yeas old, three
white feet. no brands visible
N not claimed hcfofe. the above dcacfiifu
properly will b. sold 10 the highest cash uiddei
no public auction, according 90 law, ~ my geite'
900 Nlpkpuu precinct, ON the ION DAY oi fer
iI.rrT V1rs1x. Constable.
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THE COUNTY NEWS
GATHERED BY OUR ALERT COR
RESPONDENTS

The Events Of the Week Prom nearly
Every Tawn In summit County what
"The Timers" Representatives Have
Found TO write About
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Hryrrrn, Utah, ia 80, 1890,
EDiroR TINS

Owing 70 the illness o. fur cores
pendent at lleneier, our N interest
ing letter from this point d not arrive
this week. Mr.. James Fot ~ WAS up
from there this week, II ever, aud
gave us the following ilen Eds
Joseph Dawson died at b ZONE here
Wednesday morning at w aged ~
YEAR,. Old age is assigned the cause,
Mr., Dawson was among VI ldesl resi-
dents Of Heneier, and had srge num-
Der Of friends. The iunefa Akes place
to-day.
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Eono, Utah. Jan. 30, 1896.
BuoR TINS
Mrs. All Jones IL still quite sick.
Tbs @@aauesads ball lat Friday Sas
nuite n surcces. - 'l--7s ~
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-12-18
Circuit Court.

Fred Cornford, charged with burglary,
was arraigned and plesd not guilty, and
Atty ]. H. Collins was appointed by the
court to look after the defense. Bail was
fixed at $500 and case sjourned until the
February term.
The township of Deerfeld VS.. William
Harper. Plaintiff sued to recover per-
sonal tax. The case was sharply contested
and the jury, after due consideration, failed
to agree on verdict. 1t Is thought the
case will be settled.
Potter vs.. ID. q. III. and NJ, continued.
Silas Mathewson received decree OF d.
vorce from Mary Matbewsop.
Marshall Thomas vs. Ann Arbor Ry.
The jury, under direction Of the court, re-
turned verdict OF no cause of action. APP
plication will be made for new trial.
DEGREES granted in the foreclosure cases
of Shiawassee Savings Society vs.. Herman
and Nellie Kaiser, same party vs. Co. ali
Mary Kerby, and same party vs.. Ernest and
Sarah Odell.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-12-18
N. McBain was in Lansing, Monday.

N. McBain was in Lansing, Monday.
Miss Lena Fox is employs by the Perry
Journal.
Congressman-ele Brucker wa in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. II. w. Rose is visiting friends at
London. Ont.
e. t. Bentley returned from his eastern
trip, Saturday.
Mrs. E. and Miss Edith Wykes are visit
ing relatives at IOnia.
Morris Osburn will 20 to Chicago next
week to visit his sons.
T. A. Lawrie and DR.. Parrish, of Byron,
were in the city, Monday.
II. FL. Stever returned yesterday from a
business trip to Rochester, N. Y.
Rev. w. b. Matteson attended Baptist
conference at Bay City, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Bright of Chagrin
Falls, Ohio, are guests of their son, Will
Eggleston.
Mrs. Cecilia sBrown returned Tuesday
from four months visit with relatives In
Canada.
M. w. WlllOughby left on Monday for
Ann Ann Arbor to spend some time with
his family.
Frank Rowell returned on Saturday from
Detroit, where he has been employed for
some time past.
Mrs. Lester Barnes was called to Fowler
vile, Wednesday, by the death of her sister,
Mrs. Henry West.
Rev. FIR. Sattery and Prof. Franz Zim-
norman. of Lansing. were guests of Rev.
FIR. Slane, Tuesday.
Mrs. Walter II. Lewis, of Saginaw, was
In the city Tuesday to attend the funeral of
little Lewis Kreher.
+ Miss Grace Dewey is expected home to-
morrow from Gambler. Ohio, to remain
during the holiday vacation.
K. e. Lovett and family will remove to
Duranu next week, where Mr.. Lovett's
work on the Ann Arbor road takes him.
Durand will gain good family.
Mrs. j. d. Crum returned on Monday
from Paxton, ILL.,, where she had been to
attend the funeral of a relative. While
there she met Rev. Geo. Ii. Wilson and
family, whom she reports as we'll and in
excellent spirits.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-12-18
Y. M. G. A.

The next entertainment of the Star course
will be given by the University of Roches-
ter Glee and Mandolin clubs in the Baptist
church on New Years night, Jan. LIST.
The clubs include "a singers and players.
They give program that is full of variety,
rollicking college music, songs, choruses
and instrumental pieces. 1t is one of the
finest college companies on the road. Ger
tainly nothing like it has ever been in
OwOssO.
The Woman's Auxiliary will give a re-
ceptiOn to the clubs at the close of the con-
cert, to which all patrons of the course will
be invited, and which will take the place of
the usual New Years reception given by
the A ,sociation.
At special meeting of the board of d.
rectors held on last Monday evening, It was
voted to invite the state committee to hold
the twenty-fifth annual convention of the
Y. M. G. A.'s of Michigan in this city.
The invitation has been accepted and the
probable dates for the meeting will be dur
ing the last week in February next. The
state convention was held in Owosso in 1891
and was largely attended and in many re-
spects was memorable meeting.
No pains will be spared to make the COM
ing convention its equal. An interesting
program is being prepared and an effort
will be made to secure large representa-
ton of hueipaso mon from, oil oyar fbo Of a to
The evening class in mathematical draw
ing, in charge of Mr.. j. s. Thompson, is an
interesting and practical feature of the asso-
citation work this year. Eleven young men
are enrolled In this class, seven of whom
are now doing advanced work, this being
their their third year in the class.
The association bath rooms have been
thoroughly renovated, new floors have been
put in, and the baths have been freshly
painted. 1t is very attractive place. A
spring floor has been put in the gymnasium
by means of which 1t will be possible to dc
work that before could not before be taken
up on account of the jar to the building.
The gymnasium was reopened on We'd
nesday with practical talk on 1.-THE Value
of Exercise" by DR.. b. s. Knapp, chair.
man of the gymnasium committee. Glasses
were organized last night and the work,
which will be in charge of Sydney Archer,
gives promise of being very successful.
Rev. VIM. P. Squires, pastor of the Bap-
list church, Corunna, will address the mems
meeting next Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-12-18

All the higher cost goods at proportonate reductions
Every garment here offered made this and
if you need garment you had better at while
the stock is complete.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-12-18
Notice to Taxpayers.

now have the tax rolls for the several
wards of the city of Owosso for the c0llec-
ton of the state, county and general city
taxes. Upon all taxes paid before Jan. 10,
1897, no fee will be charged for collection,
but after Jan. 10, 1897. five per cent collec-
stion fee will be collected upon all taxes and
placed in the contingent fund. Taxes will
be received Monday, Wednesday and Satur-
day evenings until o'clock; other days un-
til 8 O'Clock. at Sprague & Co.'s drug store,
LOT North Washington st.
OTTO l.. SPRAGUE,
City Treasurer.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-12-18
A Message
from the Dead
Wonderful
Discovery.

A great many people believe
that person on his death bed,
lust before he bresthes his last.
catches glimpses of the other
world and sees friends that have
gone before, and if there could
be any way found by which they
could make known just what
they see it would be of great
intere st to the living. Some of
our doctors in talking about the
matter came to the conclusion
that a person under the infu-
ence of chlorofOrm, just before
he lapses into uncODsciOn sness,
would be in the same situation
as a pc rson dy ing, and they de-
termined to make the expert
ment. They found a per son who
was willing to try it, and he
was given instructions just W hat
what to do. A pencil was
placed in his hand and his hand
placed upon a sheet of paper.
The chloroform was administer
ed. Gradually he sank int o
Inconsistencies, and just at the
right time the pencil move d
rapidly for a moment. Quickly
they snat"hed the paper and
this is what met their stOnished
gaze: "HuDt's ERECTION
Blend Coffee is the best 3Oc
coffee on earth f"
"His 25c Tea and 25c Syrup
are the best bargains In
Owosso."
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-12-18
Ladies', Misses and Chill
dren's Jackets & Capes.


The cloak season is by no means but the continued
mild weather and the fact that stock is very large has
influenced early price pairing