The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-01-10

EpiToR TiNEs;
Miss Lizzie ilodson has returned to
resume her school labors.
Crland and Fred Pack have gone TO
Salt Lake TO attend the business college.
Mrs. Colestia Pack has returned from
Salt Lake City with her sick daughter.
Leonis, who is improving rapidly.
Henry Lewis and wife received a New
Years gift different than usual 1t was u
daughter. Mother and child doing we'll.
The speakers at church sunday we're
Daniel Lambert Of this pace. Enoch
Brown, assistant superintendent Of sun.
day Schools from Hoytsvile, and firo
Marchant OF Peoa.
The y. VI. NJ /. A. has been re-.
organized, with Dan Albert Pack a. pres.
ident; Benjamin Lambert and Austin
Pack. councillors Mosher Pack, score
tary and treasurer and W. s Harder.
librarian. They are holding regular
meetings and following up the manual
course.
Jessie Burhdge returned home some
time ago from hi- mission 70 England.
lie return was rather premature, owing
to sickness; but hc received an honor.
able discharge. lie seems very glad 10
get homo and was made welcome by
two surprise parties. one by the old
folks ,nd the other by the young PEG
pie, In which that beautiful ballad,
"llome Again" wac rendered. We
understand he il still confined to his
room ON account Of 10 health.
Holidays have passed and We are glad.
and many hearts have been made happy
by receiving all sorts Of presents, both
iIoa santa Claus and dear friends. our
amusoments consisted mostly OF dances
and snppers. Mrs. Ruth Pack gave
very large SUPPER for the dancers New
Years night. The klsus lady nand
furnished most u the music. which was
well appreciated. The only thing that
marrcd the delightful amusements OF
the holidays was a row Christmas night
between some Of the Kamas and
Oakley boys, In which the aggre-sor, u
Kamas Toy, received broken nose and
ribs, which put an end TO any more
serious trouhle.
Great credit Is due Bishop :. T. At.
wood for the celebration here on In
augural bay. liz was determined some
thing should be done in honor Of this
momontons occasion, which shows his
appreciation OF statehood. The result
was grand tleighride for the school
children When the time came Tor the
rite there were about 100 people 49,.
semhled on Main street in front Of the
Opera House with large teams and sled-,
showing that the people Of Kamas also
join the bishop IN the appreciation Of
statehood. Among the number was Mr..
Watt with hisschool from North Kamas.
The procession being arranged, they
started on their ride around the town 10
that patriotic air. "Yankcy Doodle" In
Bishop Atwoods sleigh was a sky blue
banner with q large white star reyre.
senting Utah. Alter trayersing the
streets ior some time, the procession r..
assembled In front Of the Opera House,
where appropriate speeches in honor OF
the occasion we're made by Ward T..
Pack. ST., Bishop Atwood and John
Pack, after which three cheers were
sent mp for Statehood. Wells and Utah.
Before disassembling the photographer
arranged the procession and gave them
a photograph, which will be keptin
many homes asa memento. We we're
surprised In the afternoon to behold a
strange procession come into town. II
WAS o representation from Oakley. In
the front sleigh was the Goddess Of
Liberty aud her attendants beautifully
decorated. In thenext was Santa Claus.
They formed procession Of about ten
seighs and paaded our streets. We
gave them three cheers. They welcomed
statehood and returned home. The
celebration closed with leap year BAH
in the Opera House. Music was
furnished by the Leonard orchestra.
The ladies did justice 10 the occasion
and hence there was 10 need Of over
costs or hot bricks, for they treated
their partners 90 a delicious supper, o..