The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-01-22

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long life and happiness to Mr. aud Mo.
Casper aud Ia which the TINS rmrs
heartily joins.
/ understand that movement will
be made soon towards the erection Of a
ward meeting mouse. Thats right.
push the work right along to com.
pleeliog. The house il needed and
means will come along ~ the work
progresses. A large amount Of rock lie
already on hand for the building and
more eau be had when wanted.
The funeral over the remains Of Hen.
rietta williams was held on Friday
afternoon, Elder +. w. Marchant and
Bishop Stephen Walker being the speak.
ers. THE building vas crowded to over.
flowing, friends from the surrounding
towns having turned Que, although tile
day was stormy aud disagrecablc, 10
pay their respects to the loved and de-.
parted one
County Superintendent Of District
Schools u. :. l.. McCorkle made a rail.
road yisitto our s,hool on Friday, after
the afternoon recess. These flying
trips are not encouraging to teachers,
pupils or trustees, especially when the
latter are not able to catch sight Of the
distinguished gentleman. II is to be-
hoped. II the gentleman should paw our
school another visit, that he will take
time TO visit the school throughout the
day, have conference with the trustees
40 that they may all be benefited. |
feel certain that such visit would be
appreciated by the teachers, pupils and
trustees the scheme would bee worth
trying.
II. u. Williams, who hns hal 20 much
sickness and death In his family, wishes
10 return his heartfelt thanks, through
TnE TINS. toall who y kindly contribut.
ed Of their time ana means through hi.
severe trials. Within the space Of
seventeen months the gentleman lost
by death, his oldest son, wife and
daughter. During this time the good
people here have been very kind 10 the
stricken family and Mr.. Williams
appreciates very highly oil they have
done for himself aud family. Mr.. Wi. |
liams says that lie was meyer In a sss.,,
mtpity that had AZ much fympAthy or
would do more for those In distress than
the citizens Of Peol. aud that thew will !
always be remembered and have warm
place in his heart while life shall last
and years roll on.
Prosperity, with all its failures, seems
to come right along and one would think,
from reading the papers, that thera Z
would be no end 10 the latter. Yet for |
all that We live In hopes Of the better I,
times, and much depends on our own
excriions. II won't do TO sit idly and /,
think Of what might have been, bat be
up aud doing TO better our own condition
and that OF our fellow man. The selfish
ness and greed Of many Is one OF the |
great causes af financial slagnation, and
! am Of the opinion that five would look
TO the interest Of othorsa littls more there
would be- but little cause to complain.
Live and lot live, hello those who are in
ditrcss and you will lind that the bread
thrown upon the waters will return.
The good that you can do TO others
will he counted to you in the great here
after; your wealth you cannot take with
You, while the good You can do with II
will live 40 long as time shall last.
The Senatorial fight ia being watched
with considerable interest; u majority
OF our citizens iayoring Hon. Moses
Thatcher while others are divided on
Rawlins aud Henderson. Our citizens
do not look upon the favoring Of Hon.
Moses Thatcher as fight against any
church or the authorities Of the same,
and II IL was thought their preference
would be taken that way do not believe
there would be cerporal's guard
follow him. Thegreater portion ofo
citizens are members OF the mormon"
church and hold their fellowship higher
than any earthly honors or emoluments
that can be obtained outside Of its
organization. What ever the action Of
the Legislature may be we hope il will
be for the best for all the citizens OF this
new and growing State. | have con
ifdence in our Legislators and believe
they will do the right and proper thing
even II some Of us are disappointed in
our choice for Senator.
b. Il. E.YmR.
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Of the pain, and another on the back
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in cases whore the pain Is caused by
cold and there Is tendency toward
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