The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-10-15
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ProA, Utah, oct. IS, 1877.

Enron TMEs:
The weather has been somewhat wet
during the past two weeks and has him
dered the hauling AMI ihresh'g Of
grain.
Postmaster Snapp Of Oakley was In
,ovd on Tuesday attending TO some le-
gal business.
II. b Williams has been in C0aly'lle
for over week, he was called to that
city Owing to the sickness Of his brother,
l.. W. Williams.
Mrs. Mary A. Bowen Is here aud is a
guest Of Mr.. AID Mrs. o. wilkins.
Isisreported that some Of the grain
il sprouiing in =" stacks owing to the
damp condi'o hen hauled and -
much rain since.
The price Of wheati- coming down;
there was q fall OF ivecen per bushcl
this week. tine price now offered being
sixiy-fye cents.
Word has been received here that no
more round mining timhcris wanted at
the mines ut Park City. This will work
n hardship on those who have consider
able timber on hand and who have laid
out their means to those who got 10 ont
for them.
Your correspondent regrets that ow'
ing to the rush Of other business he was
not able to get his letter oil in time for
lastissue OF your interesting and yalua-
bic paper.
A. NJ. Lyons anil the Miles brothers
are hauling railroad ties to Grass Creek
for the Lamberts, Of Kamas. These
ties are to be used m the extension oI
the railroad In Grass Creek.
Senator Hamden'- famous colorcd
Traubadorors will give M entertain
ment here ON Friday evening. rhi'
troup are from California, are genuine
colored people and are drst class per
formers il Is said.
The 22nd Quorum OF Seventies vii
hold their quarterly conference in Wan
ship on Sunday, October 2lth. IL IL ex
pected that one or more 81 the Fins
Council Of Seventies will be- In attend
ance. It's requested that all the mem
bers Of the quorum attend this con
ference ns matters Of interest wll b
brought before the meeting.
ON Thursday OF last week Miss Sara
]. wilkins aud Abraham NJ. Lyon
were married at the residence q
the BRIDES parents. The bride is tn
charming daughter Of Mr.. and Mr.
Oscar wilkins; the groom is the son q
Mr.. and Mrs. o. +. lyons. After th
ceremony all partook OF the supper
which was provided for the occasion
after which the evening was spent /
singing, reciting, dancing and soci'
conversation. There We're large mum
Der Of invited guests at the wedding an
all seemed bent upon hayinga pleas
ant time. The wedding presents we'
many and were both useful AMI orni
mental. The young couple start ont
life with the best wishes Of all that hal
piness and success in life may be their
Very little is said here in relatio
10 President woodruTs remarks cot
corning political matters during the la
conference. The general impressio
is that he was right thai there va
a necessity Of uniting on good men
all the Offices within the gilt Of the PEE
nile. Il is not even surmised that IN
venerable gentleman desired TO break u
the two great political parties or that h
desired, in the least, to bring about Il
old conditions that at one time col
fronted one and all in this eoodly Liant
uisawell known fact that taxes Ia
increased wonderfully in late years an
I, no wonder that desire is felt, an
sxnressed, for change for the bette
Las. year advocated the uniting on