The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-12-03
THE COUNTY NEWS
GATHERED BY OUR ALERT COR.
RESPONDENTS.
The Events ~ the Week From Nearly
Every Town In sumr~It County what
THE rim..'s" Representatives Have
FOUND 20 write About


Peach trees are not likely to bloom
here.a bouts for some months to come.
Albert Miles and wife aud Mrs. o. +.
Lyons went to Coalyille on Tuesday
business and pleasure calling them In
that direction.
Oscar wilkins went to Salt Lake On
Monday and while absent will purchase
holiday and ether goods for his store
James Davis and wife, william T.
Davis aud wife and James A. Peterson,
all of North Kamas, were IN Peoa on
Monday attending to legal business.
VIM. VI. White Of Oakley was in town
the tr Of the week looking mp hiswit-
ncsscs In the land case which will be
heard to-day.
The roads are somewhat rough and
wheeling is difficult.
Our old friend John Hor,in Of Rock
port Was in town on Monday and made
a pleasant call on your correspondent.
The snowstorm Of last week wa,
heavy; over a. foot Of snow fell. The
weather turned cold and winter was
upon Ms with a vengeance. A heavy
snow.storm is now raging and snow Is
falling fast.
Those Of our citizens who have been
illduring the past few weeks are getting
along aicely and there IL fair prospect
that they will be around again before
20 very long.
S. NJ. Pack Of Kamas came to peoa on
Monday evening and remained over
night. The gentleman attended the ex-
ercises In the school-house Monday
evening and seemed well pleased with
what he heard and saw.
Ia. Marehant went to Snyderville on
su.6ay to OH his appointment as u
home missionary.
A. A. Whitaker, harness maker, las
been doing work here for the past few
days.
James woolstcnhulme of Kamas was
in our town on sunday. The gentle.
man camo down 10 attend the seven
ties meeting.
Elders Alexander Streets and Geo. q.
Reddon OF Iloytsyille were the home
missionaries who flled their appoint.
ments here last sunday afternoon.
james W. Beddo came down from
Idaho last week and lie visiting with
friends here. Mr.. Beddo Was a resident
OF Peoa some eighteen years ago. .since
then he has made his home in Bling
ham county Idaho. The gentleman
contemplates taking u look at the Uinta
country with the object Of locating in
that part Of the State.
II seems that one would die with old
age before the final taking of Of Durrant.
Is the man guilty2 That should be
known without the shadow Of doubt
before he is executed. II not guilty,
which many believe, he should be re.
leased. go cay we all.
Thorn and Mrs. Nick are a queer lot
and one would suppose the world would
b, the better without them. II there
ever was cold-blooded murder they
committed il, and one Is guilty % the
other, in nay way Of thinking.
There will be dance ia Marchant's
hall on Friday evening and 1t promises
70 DO an enioyAblS affair.
How wsuld 1t do for the good people
oiCoalvllle TO get up u party for the cid
aimeis and have a good old-iashioned
dancer lam inclined to believe that
many Of the old settlers in other towns
would he pleased to attend, provided,
always, that they are invited. A re-
unlnion Of the old Settlera;Would be an
sujOyabls affair and would be highly APP
preciAted BY them. Many Of them
have not forgotten the lAst time they