The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-01-22

NEbAs
PEoA, Utah, Jan 20. 1877.
Enron TINES:
Boom the telephone.
Dance tonight; Walkers band.
Valentines ~ the Postohice store.
Our distric, school is at the top notch,
Teaming is done under difficulties
just now.
The general health Of our citizens Is
good at this writing.
II is reported that there will be
another wedding soon.
Thanks areextended to Hon. c. 4.
Calls for the iayors received.
Alexander Evans Of Oakley was in
town on business the first Of the week.
During the year 1896 there were three
deaths, nine births and two marriages in
Peoa.
Mrs. Alice NJ. Malin and Mrs. Sarah
Gibbons Of Rockport were visitors here
last week.
Several Of oar Young folks went to
Rockport last night. A dance was the
attraction.
A number Of the Charleston people
came over ID attend the wedding on
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Casper left here for
their home in Charleston, wasatch coun-
~. on Monday.
j. A. Marchant went to salt Lake City
the fret Of the week to purchase goods
for his store aud to transact other bust.
ness.
l.. W. Dykes, OF salt Lake City, was
In Peoa on Friday In the interest Of
Hon. Moses Thatcher for United states
Senator.
John Maxwell has gone TO South
Cottonwood, salt Lakecounty, to attend
the funeral Of his sister, Mrs. Betsy
Boice, which will be held to-day.
UOur Legislature seems to be right
down 90 business. That's the way 10 do,
and not leave bills To the last and then
rush them through without due con.
sidefaton.
would like to see the dude that any
young lady OF this place would wear the
willow fo= And yet there are some
who fancy they are just the chaps. Bah
They are not worth the candle. Nit.
The quarterly conference OF the 22nd
Quorum Of Seventies will be held in
wanship, commencing at ~ O'Clock
noon on Sunday, January gath; council
meeting nj II o'clocka.m
The Peoa Relief Society, Young Mems
Mutual and Young Ladies' Mutual all
hold regular meetings and are well
attended. The deacons also hold regular
monthly meetings which are interesting
and instructive.
II those who have children in the
district school would like TO spend a
pleasant afternoon they could not find
better place than the school room. The
teachers and pupils would be pleased TO
see you take an interest in the school.
We have about two inches Of snow on
the ground the South sides Of the hill
are bare Of snow but there are prospects
OF storm to-day. IL seems strange
that we should have such light fall Of
snow while in the lower valleys they
hay. "A foot or more
Mrs. W. NJ. White, W. IL. Stevens
and wife OF Oakley, ]. II. Williams and
wife Of Coalyile were among those who
attended the funeral held over the re-
mains OF Henerietta Williams on FRI
day. A large number oi people from
the surrounding towns were also IN
attendance.
There 10 not a day but what the need
OF telephone Is felt. Can anyone in
form your numerous readers why there
lie such delay2 Its erection will be in
the interest Of one and all 80 let us put
our shoulders to the wheel, start the
work along and keep it going until com
pleted. What say you to this, my
friends?
Miss Eva Maud Mills, Of Peoa, and
Mr.. Casper, Of Charleston, Wasatch
county, were united In marriage AZ the
residence OF the brides mother, Mrs.
Rachel Mahulda Mills, on the evening
Of January l4th, 1897. Elder o. r. Lyons
officiating. After the ceremony the
newly married couple we're presented
with large number Of presents after
which the large company sat down 10 a
honntaous simmer of which all partook