The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-08-07
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Mrs. Williams. little son. while play.
ing in the barn at Lou Jensen. irll and
spmined bis wrist.
Mr.. and Ms. Merrill. Mrs. William.
and others OF Min Creek were the guests
OF Mr and Nirs. Jensen this week.
This seems to be thc place 20 d.h at
present, and some are catching trout
weighing from one TO four pounds.
The rain Of Monday evening did
great deal OF damage TO hay and small
grain. The latter was beaten down 10
such an extent that Il win he difficult 10
harvest.
Mr. and MR.. John Morehouse, Mrs.
Harvey Hardy, s. VI. sienhousc AMI
family aud q number Of other salt LAX.
ers form an outing party who are stop.
ping at W. II. steyens's.
The clouds In the west last sunday
evening had the appearance OF Kansas
cyclone The funnel shape was there.
but not whirIing, aud the rain seemed
te be falling In torrents over the bin
west OF here.
o. +. Lyons Of P,ol and others passed
up the canyon on q fishing tour. q. I.
returned with great long string, but
there was only one lone, small trout on
II. lie said he purchased q from
small boy; but Oscar is an expert with
hook and line.
Some Of ,he boys met at the postoilice
20 surprise the occupants with their
lovely music, but the surprise was on
them when one OF the rooms was cleared
and they we're invited In TO take part In
tripping the light fantastic until II
o'clock, when all departed in peace to
rcposc. s.
From Tourist Friend NJ oakley.
OF the many salt l.akers enjoying an
outing on the Weber. perhaps the larger
party are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Stevens of Oakley. The party consists
Of Colonel john Morehouse and wife,
Miss Alice Morchousc, Mrs. Harvey
Hardy, wife Of salt Lakes popular
sheriff, Alisscs Maud and Winnie Hardy,
and Harvey, Jr.i ;. VI. Stenhousc,
wife, son aud nephew, Miss Mcbride,
daughter Of the Judge Ono Of the
party Was u friend Of TIN Tnus editor
when he was poor and had not made
fame a. apubishcr. lie says In anote
"Cononel Nlorchouse left here for Salt
Lake this morning, bni as lac knows
everybody on the river hc may show mp
IN Conlvlle. II he does, don't attempt
any OF the Fish stories you can tell 70
well 10 anybody who does not know you,
Pinnco, because he may mortify you.
Unlike YOU, lac dosn't say what fish he
has cuaght, but produces them. lie is
q sly one. The whole party had been
fishing In the immediate neighborhood
OF Oakley for several days, but Yesterday
at breakfast the Colonel thought IL
would be 20 pleasant lor the whole house.
hold 10 spend the day In the canyon, and
TO be certain that all should go insisted
on our taking his team as we'll. At the
last moment the Colonel announced In
his suave manner that he would remain
quietly at home. Imagine our surprise
upon returning from the outing to be
greeted by the Colonel with bland
smile and more fish than the law allows. |
lie took the surplus 20 town. The Col.
onelhas gone 10 town 10 close upa
mining deal at Mercur. II he can hook
mining suckers like he can trout his
friends need not worry about John.
"Well, we are having delightful |
tune. The ladies Of the party think the |
air most invigorating and are keep.
ing record Of weight, which they claim
is climbing at the rate OF one to 1--WE
pounds week.
"Sherif Hardy will come out Saturday
and Sunday the party will return To the
city, Miss Maud Hardy and Miss Nc
Bride going to Park City and from there
to Brighton, while the others will 90 to
Salt Lake, except Mrs. Morehouse, who
will remain a couple OF weeks"
Just YOU wait until we return from
our bear hunt, and then send the Col
onel down. Ed
ROCKPOHT