The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-02-18

correspondent q pt aeahN CIV iNst WIN
Andrew Peterson Of wansnip was in
attendance ~ the Young Mems meeting
Sunday evening aud Addressed the
meeting
This being the commencement Of the
di,h wear In the life OF THE TINrs We
extend congratulations and hope. 40 The
the days roll on, that It's prosperity anl
life may he all that could 10 desired.
Some who are forced TO travel by
team declare that the bottom has fallen
out OF tho roads.
Mrs Myres Of wanship will COM
mence 10 ieacha class In instrumental
music hers the last Of the week. Our
Young people have been without a
music teacher ana will hail with delight
the opportunity nov offered.
washington's birthday should be APP
propriate,y celebrated In the district
school throughout the State aud hope
tho Peoa schools will not he behind In
this. An interesting and instructive
program should be gotten no and
carried out Tlere ARE but aiew days
left before the time aud those who con-
template doing ANYTHING will be forced
to hustle.
Oscar wilkins came up from Coal
vile ON sunday morning and spent the
d. viii bic family. The gentleman
re,urped 70 coalville on Monday morn
lug ,Nre.ume Lis duties as a iurer--ene
ioT t6o's aooI ihpnlmu Inns. s.---7''''''-
Up TO this morning TINS TiAFu'
which should have been here on satur-
day. ha. not arrived. Subscribers are
beginning to kick aud ! can't blame
them either. What is the matter any
way
Among those from reoa who we're
called to Coalyilie on court business
we're: 4. W. MArchant, Stephen Walk
or, A. q. II. Marchant, Mrs. Il. W.
Miles. Ralph Maxwell, Don G. Miles
lC. =. Walker aud J. l.. Miles. The most
lifnot on. Of them returned home lasi
evening.
J.S.and j H. Salmon passed through
Peoa yesterday on their way home Il
Coalyille. The gentlemen lootal ~
though they had been "roughing H.
Tor few days past, and yet they looke'
a. pleased a. Il they had struck Nlon
dixie. Perhaps they have. VIII
knows?
When We see milk being haule'
from lloytsyile TO the creamery Il
Kama. one b. led to believe that
creamery nearer home would be iuf
the right thing Don't you, lloyti
willie? Not thatI say this to injure III
interest Of those Who have starter cream
cries far from Il. They should hay
every encouragement, yet We shonl
look 10 our own interests as well.
And 90 Coalyille is talking OF hayin
l. a town hall and wafer works hop
II il will not end In talk but that the goo
people will get right down to buslne
o and make 1t fact; strike while II
d iron is hot aud the thing IL don
N Coalyille should not be behind the 9TH
county seats in the State, and 81
il should get a move on herself and th
T.. quickly. II / do say 1t who should nc
Coalyllle has many advantages abo.
many other larger places and II h
citizens would lead out she will soon
far in advance Of some Of our mo
thriving cities. have spoken.
., s.P. and II. H. stevens have be-
- feeding their flock Of sheep this win'
n, and they believe that it is more profit
Bile than 10 take the flock to the wint
range. The sheep are doing finely a
the cost Of keeping them is light. 7
W wool in better condition than II III
had been on the winter range and
loss will not be- so great
a.. have just had the pleasure Of rea
Ior ing No. l., Vol. /, Of the lmprovem'
he Rra. an organ Of the Young Mems \
ar. tual Improvement Associations. J