The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-07-02

royided for the guests, and when 1t
comes 10 eating he is there with both
feet and is seldom left out In the cold.
George y. Beckstead returned home
from Wyoming on sunday evening after
an absence Of several weeks,
". II Branch, with his powerful
voice. will soon hc able TO "call oil, "
over the line, for our dances. Eh?
Arthur Maxwell Mrs. W. \. Maxwell,
Mr.. Elizabeth Maxwell. Ilr-. J. A..
Marchant and Mrs. II. II. Machant
who have been In salt Lake City Tor a
week returned home on Saturday.
The base ball game at Park Cuy on
July fifth between the Park City club
aud the Ogden club promises to be- OF
much interest and our local clubs would
do well to witness IL they may get some
pointers aud should not miss L..
II. u. Williams, who has been In salt
Lake CITY for several weeks past waiting
on his son Hollis, who underwent an
operation, returned home on Monday
evening bringing his son with MIN.
!. \. Marchant has gone up to his
ranch At Holiday Park TO make prepare
tons for the excurbionists from salt
Lake City who V!ll arrive there during
the next few days. Holiday Park is one
Of the most pleasant resorts in the
mountains.
The glorous Fourth, from all appear
ances, will be celebrated here IN go.as-
you please manner. /, seems that very
little interest has been taken, aud those
who would favor celebration has met
with encouragement presumably the
attractions At Park City taking the
attention Of many for that day.
What promised to he heavy storm
on sunday evening turned out to be one
OF the most severe electrical storms ever
known here; the thunder was almost
dealening and continuous while the
lightning was vivid aud dangerously
near. Very little rain fell after all the
noise aud iu,s.
The question now H.; where will
the telephone office Dee located hereY'
/ understand that there are several who
would be- more than pleased 10 have H..
Put H. In the best and most convenient
place, wherever that may be-. IL is not
very great plum 10 banker after, "a.
though IL will be- OF great benefit to all,
The good people Of reoa have erected
their tour miles OF telephone poles With
out any help from other places, and we
are proud OF the fact and to the I'M
firing energy OF Bishop Walker can the
greater praise be given lot the interest
he has taken TO see that our promises
were made good.
Drummers, agents aud the like have
been quite numerous OF late, anxious
70 take orders but meet with little
success. A. very near everyone Of them
Is gold bug, they are cited TO the hard
times which are made possible by their
action, with that OF others. Gold is n
good thing and | wish we all had a
bushel OF il and sixteen bushels OF
silver. The two would make 1t about
right.
Arthur Maxwell lost valuable mare
by death on Monday evening. The
animal was apparently well and hearty
but dropped to the ground and died very
suddenly tine cause Of IT, death is nm.
known. She left young colt to hustle
for itself. q. W. Seymour, Of Oakley,
| am informed, lost mare the same
way, only few days ago and now the
people are wondering what the cause
was.
On Wednesday Of this week a mum her
Of our citizens contributed means and
others gave their services and erected a
nice substantial picket fence in front OF
the residence Of Ellen Wright. re,
spected and worthy widow Of our town
When 1t comes TO doing an act Of kind
ness our citizens are always found tC
front. To say that Mrs. Wright wa,
pleased to ba remembered in such q
kindly manner would net convey one.
half Of the Joy and thanks the lady
manifested.
Since writing, az above, that Peos
would not celebrate, few OF suI
citizens got together and arranged q
program TO be carried out on the Fifth
There will be base ball game between