The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-11-12
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EDnoR TNEs:
Judge Cupit Of Park City made
pleasant call on your correspondent on
Wednesday Of this week.
A. G. II. Marchant, NJ. H. Bleazard
and :. J. Roundy are doing jury service
at Coalville with others who are good
aud true.
During the first part Of the week snow
covered the ground and one was re.
minded that winter was near at hand.
The thaw OF Wednesday took of the
reater part Of the beautiful" and left
the roads In very slushy condition
with the prospects Of being much worse
before there IL change for The better.
Miss zina Miles went TO Sal, Lake
City last week to attend school Peoa
is furnishing quite number Of pupil.
In the schools Of that CITY.
A little child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
wilkins has been quite ,ick for several
days; the little one is now on the mend.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. :. Walker Of Oakley
who have been down with that dread
disease, typhoid, for some weeks past,
were brought to Peoa the first Of last
week where they could haye proper care
taken and attention paid to them. Il il
pleasing To state that the lady il getting
along nicely while the Indications IRE
favorable for her husband, although he
is still very low. They are under the
care OF DR.. Hosmer OF Coalyille.
Born. to the wife of Robert +. Max.
well, girl, on Sunday, Nov. eth, 1897.
Mother and child doing well.
i'll. Miles is erecting an addition to
his residence.
Our district school Ia filling up; the
teachers are giving the best Of snusiac-
tion the pupils are making rapid pro-
gress in their studies and the school
may be said TO be in first class con.
dition.
The Peoa Sunday school l. held every
Sunday morning, commencing at 10.
O'Clock. sharp. The public worship
meeting is held every Sunday afternoon,
commencing at o'clock, The young
Mems Mutual Improvement Association
is held every Sunday evening The
Young Ladies' Mutual Improvement
Association is held every Tuesday even.
ing and the singing school Is held every
Wednesday evening, With all these
our young folks are not alta loss as to
how and where to spend pleasant and
profitable hour or two.
Miss Annie Roselund returned home
the fret Of the week, The young lady
has been visiting relatives in Idaho for
the past two or three months.
milIsaksen came home from Idaho
the first Of the week.
The Publishers Collection Agency l.
getting in some fine work here.a.bouts.
This indicates that the best plan is TO
pay in advance besides that, one always
feels more free ana happy for 90 doing.
The scheme is worth trying at all
events.
when you hear business man COM
plain Of poor trade It'll safe indication
that he has neglected to do that which
will bring him customers he has no I
advertised, Keep your name be.
before the people and let them know
that you are still alive and catering to
their wishes. Let the people know what
YOU have to sell let them know what
YOU want to purchase. Keep at IL; give
them no rest and you will soon find
trade has improved and the public will
find out that YOU are not dead, and will
not be so long as you can see others
living and austling as you are, or
should be. Try II and be convinced,
Amanda, the iourteen'year-old dAugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Jensen, is very