The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-05-20
PEoA
ProA, Utah. May IS, isos


EDlrop TnSs
Albert Miles reformed home on Satur.
day evening aud remained until Mon
day morning NJ which ime he again
went to Coalvillc to renew duties a.
Juror
Miss A. Laus Lyman's dep ,rtment
Of the District school clpssd on Friday
Ssd the young lady took her departure
for her home In PatoNan. On Friday
evening number Of her pupils got up
u surprise party In honor Of the young
lady and a very pleasant and enjoy BILE
evening was spe, /. Misc Lyman has
made host ct friends here and one and
wish her well and were loath TO part
With her.
During Monday evening and Tues
day Of this week. over elk inches Of
snow iell on the ground. Tuesday
night there was a heavy downpour Of
rain all Of which was ''iust what the
doctor ordered" and will be Of great
benefit to crops aud the range. The
weather has not yet cleared up and the
indications are that We will have rain
or snow to-day.
The information that President Nc.
Mckinley had determined 10 make an
aggressive war against Spain has the
approval Of our citizens and II has
causei the war fever to strike some OF
our young men James Jensen has given
10 bic name AZ volunteer and there
are others who will follow should thee
be a call. II Ia pleasing 10 note that
Peoa will not be left out In the cold and
that her young men are willing and will
respond TO tla call TO arms,
Amssica aud England, united. can
whip the world. and will do " u the oo-
casion requires. The bond between
Sls two nations should he strong and
lasting.
II 10 interesting 10 listen to some Of our
money making citizens plan, predict
and say how the var With spain should
DO conducted. A little more patriotism
and los. greed on their part would have
a better effect. The government fully
understand the situation and will meet
Al he would 10 advice Of those Who
hide their patriotism behind a dollar to
the contrary Notwithstanding. The
would be generals, colonies. majors,
and the like advisors and officers, were
they not afraid Of their lives, wonld
show more pluck In shoulderinES gun
and stepping In the front rank. Iii
ell risht, perhaps, Tor some 10 say what
should be done after they had volun'
teered 10 help do II. Advice IL cheap
patriotism IL not to be bought and IL
above price.
Since starting this letter It IL learned
that Albert Jensen, another OF ouI
y,ung ulen, has stated that he will oder
hls services asa volunteer should thtr-
bea call Tor more men from this State
Miss zlna Mills went to Salt Lake
las, week and will b. absent from Peo'
mr. acme time 10 come. II is under
,tood that the younI lady 10 eontemPlat
ing learning dressmaking
We have a fair prospect oil an aound-
ant harvest this season, always provid
ing tina, the ground squirrels do no
destroy tho grain. Every effort is beinI
made to destroy the pests aud It y
hoped tha, the effort will be successful
1t reported that the road between
hare and Park City IL In bad con
dition and that work 10 badly needed
10 be done on II. The late storms hav'
made /, worse than Il has been 10
some time past.
Thursday morning Of last week whll
,Hrs. NJ. l.. Lyons and Mrs. NJ L. Mile
were putting out poisoned b'l 70 XVI
ground squirrels Mrs. Lyons inhaled III
fumes from the poison, which had bes'
mixed with mashed potatoes, and III
affect came very near being fatal. ID
NaIwsn and others we're toon on "a
ground the lady WAS brought to III
home from the farm, and, after vlEor
sas aud psrsistau; efforts the lady va
gotten from under the effects oil N
poison and isn-v all right again Tn
poison had been placed IN the mAsh'
potatoes while they were warm and
il surmioed that the warmth had Gauss
the fumes to be more hurtiul aud as Il
wind was blowing they we're carried
her face and we're inhaled. II would
wise to take every precAution wal
.,,,,,In. out nolaoned halt. and IL uoal