The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-06-11
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EDiIoR TINES:
J. l.. Miles is making an addition to his
house.
j. A. Marchant Is somewhat under
the weather.
A.. q. II. Marchant went to Salt Lake
City this week.
Geo. y. Becks;ead is out in Wyoming
LOT short time.
Fresh strawberries in town but they
are from warmer climate than this.
Heavy iros,s did considerable dam
age here last week to lall tender plants.
II. Il. Wright has been making some
improvements and addition to his resi-
dence.
Oscar wilkins has had some plaster
ing, painting and papering done On his
residence.
Miss Ida Miles has been quite sick
during the pact week but is now on q
fair way 10 recovery.
Robert Miliner, wife and mother
have gone out to Wyoming to visit
their relatives aud iriends.
o +. Lyons is putting in a new
foundation for his new dwelling house
which he is preparing to erect.
The plays which T.. D. Crowther was
getting up did not come OIL rs expected,
The tragedy ended in IL farce, a. stated
last week.
Miss Eva Marchant and Miss Netue
wilkins went to Salt Lake ON Wednes-
day and expect to be absent for some
months.
Ruby, the little girl OF j.. a. March
ant, is now ON the mend from her severe
sickness aud now one Of her sisters is
ued.iast.
". II. Stevens, +. Ilortin and NJ.
Frazier Of Oakley were in Peoa on Tues
day to attend the meeting OF the OAK
ley.Proa stock x Range Co,
II has been threatening to storm for
the past few days aud from present in.
dications we will have dowpour be-
fore the day is out we will hope 80, at
least the farmers DO.
L. ". Martin and Harry Jones were
in town la-t week la the interest OF
those afflicted with chronic complaints.
The gentlemen were representing a
SAT- Lake institution.
Gyorsr Beddo OF Prospect, bingham
county, Idaho, who has been visiting
here lor the past lew days, rotuushomc
this week, his brother James, Who has
been here Tor the past two Or three
years will return with him.
G. b. Blea4urd came down from star
Valley, Wyoming, last week, to move
Samuel Merritt and ~mily up to that
place. They ali left here ON Tuesday
aud In the future will make their home
at rhayne, Wyoming.
Cut worms are doing much damage
this season, and are more numerous
than they have been ior many years.
They cut down the cabbage and other
tender plants just even with the soil
and replanting has to be done.
The Oakley 4 peoa Stock aud Range
Co., have secured several sections Of
land from the railroad company and
have leased olh,r sections from the
state which will give US protection
from the sheep which have been doing
us so much damage in years past.
Miss Venie Williams had very
pleasant rag bee on Tuesday and those
who were present had an enjoyable
time. Miss Williams knows how to
entertain her friends and does 1t
Among those present we're noticed
Mrs. Elsie Walker, Mrs. Maria l..
lyons, Mrs. Sarah a, Palmer, Mrs
Annie Bleazard and Mrs WeiJhia A.
Maxwell Us being among the guests
A subscriber in Idaho complains that
only about hall the papers sent reaches
him. Who gets it? b. Il. Il. VrER
There's no use talking" says A..
II. Broadwell, Druggist, La Cygne, Kan +,
"ChamberIain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy does the work. After
taking medicines OF my own prepare
tion and those OF others, | took a dose
ofChamberlain's and it helped me a
second dose cured me. Candidly aud
cons1ienciously | can recommend 1t as
the best thing on the market" The
% and so cent bottles Tor sale by John
BOyden 4 Son.