The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-02-21
PEoA
ProA, Utah, Feb. 10, 1876.

ProA, Utah, Feb. 10, 1896.
Enron TpEs
John Franson Of Oakley was In town
on business this week.
n. Il. Snapp and wife Of Oakley were
down to Peoa on business during the
past week.
A. II. Hudson, representing the A. J.
Orem notion house Of Salt Lake City,
was doing some business with our mer.
chants on Monday,
The 22nd Quorum of Seventies will
hold their regular monthly meeting in
Peoa on Sunday, February 23rd, com
mencing at ~ clock, noon.
The bright, warm springlike weather
We are now inioying gives hope Of an
early start In farm work. The nights are
cool but the days, we'll, they are just all
that the heart could desire.
Your correspondent IL under obliga.
tions to the Hon. George Beard, mem.
Der Of the State House, for iavors re-
ceived. May the gen,leman's useful.
ness never diminish and his success be
all that he can desire.
The dance which will be held in Mar.
chants hall on the evening OF February
2lst, and which Is gotten up by Abe
Lyons aud Abe ,larohant ior the benefit
Of our young missionary, ;. VI. Walker
who is now on the Samoan Islands. prom.
isesto he agrand success.
The Young Ladies Mutual Improve
ment Society OF Peoa WIS recognized on
Monday afternoon and the following Of.
fcers were elected Mrs. Hannah d.
Marchant. president Mrs. Caroline L.
Wright, first counciler and Miss Anna b.
Maxwell, second councillor.
Albert Roos, who has been in Idaho
for some months past, returned TO Peoa
few days ago. lie reports that the
farmers have been blowing in Bingham
and Fremont counties for some weeks
past. The good people up there
are ahead Of us in that line at last.
The annual meeting Of the Pooa South
Bench Canal 4 Irrigation Company, will
he held in the Peoa schoolhouse on Mon
day evening, March 2nd, at 7 80 O'Clock
for the purpose Of eecting officers FOL
the ensuing year and such other business
as may come up in the meeting. Al
stockholders are requested 10 be in at
tendence.
From reports received from George 4
wilkins, who il attending he Agricul
tuml College At Logan, Il Is learned thai
the Young gentleman has not been il
the best OF health for some days past
His many friends here are in hope
that he Is all right by this time and tina
his sickness has not ihteriered with hiI
studies to any great extent.
The Peoa ward conference will be hel'
on sunday, March 22nd, when the war,
officers will be sustained or rejected, a.
the case may be. There ID very litil'
fear OF the latter, and It Is expected tina
white winged peace and good fellow
ship will be- manifested and very en-
joyable timcw be had, and that appro
priate instructions will be given for th'
benefit Of all concerned,
The whistle OF j. A. Marchants steam
sawmill is now heard at morning, moo
and night The mill IL doing good bus
iness therear a large amount ofsaw log
on hand and more are coming IN ever
day. The benefits Of having mill b
town is seen from the fact that the team
sters can be at home at nightiit doe
not cost 50 much to get the lumber
market and altogether it was a wis
move 20 set the mill here in town.
am very much impressed with III
idea Of your louisville correspondent d
relation to home Gre insurance, proyic
ing it could be carried QUE but / fea
that the officers would have TO be pal
for their service apd, Ia the end, ih
expense would he almost as great 40 ir
surfing in one OF the old concerns.
would be no harm 10 try the eXperimer