The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-09-15
NElGHBORH0OD
NEWS.
Around The County in Seven
Days.
The happenings Of The Past Week
Told In Detail by EmCient
Correspondents.
KAMAs.
RAuAs, UrAn, Sept. 70, 1900.


Misses Lizzie and Pearl Pack went to
Park City last "Wednesday to pass eI-
animation.
A number Of our sheep men have sent
their fat lambs To the Chicago market
in charge OF Parl Medley.
District school commences Monday,
the 18th, under the direction OF c. H..
wirth. The primary department will
be taught by Miss Lizzie Thomas.
VIM. IL. Smith babe his family and
friends adieu on Monday morning and
left for Salt Lake, from which point he
will start for the Klondike region.
Sunday School supt. Jones took his
intermediate class to Coalville Saturday
to take part In the exercises OF the con-
ference. All report most enjoyable
time and kindly entertainment.
This September weather lie simply
beautiful, and would bring JOY to the
heart Of the farmers were II not for the
fact that the frost has claimed tile grain
fields, many Of which are rendered use
less tor anything cave fodder.
Alma Page returned home Monday
evening from his Southern States mis-
zion, he having been released on account
Of illhraih. Mr.. Pages daughter.
Martha, who was run over by heavily
loaded wagon two weeks ago, Ia slowly
recovering.
And now comes sheriff Lindsay, and
at one fell swoop deprives US OF our only
barber and LAWYER. last Saturday
morning the sheriff arrested Mr.. Love
less, who recently opened barber shop
here, and took him to meet the officers
from Wyoming, where he is wanted TO
answer to u charge Of grand larceny said
10 have been committed at Evanston.
The Y. l.. NJ. |. Association celebrated
Annual Day this afternoon. The house
was filed with Young and old all bent
on having good time, which was fully
realized. After II pleasing program was
rendered, cake aud CREAM we're served
and cheerful conversation INDUCED In
until the setting sun warned all that but
little time was left To prepare for the
grand ball.
The Summit Stake Relief Society CON
ference convened at Knnas on Tuesday,
the 9th inst, Mrs. l.. j. Stevenson Of
Salt Lake representing the general sup
erlntendency. Two sessions were held
which we're well attended. fair rep
resenta,ion Of the different wards being
made. An excellent spirit prevailed
and good instructions were given. Prest
MI. Atwood presided with her usua
grace and dignity
On Wednesday, tho G'h, the Y. L, NJ
l. Association held tn,I. conference. II
addition to the two regular Sessions Al
officers meeting VAS held, at which
seven wards were reprrsented-Kamas
Oakley, Peoa, Rockport, Hoytsyille
CotyiIle and lleneirr Mrs. Stevenson
remained and addressed the youHg ladie
in manner highly appreciated. Boil
conferences were adjourned TO meet a
Hoytsvile the first week in next May
One week ago yesterday one of the sad
dest deaths occurred Ia North Kama
that has visited this vicinity for man,
years. Miss Lottie Wuolstenhulme,
daughter of James wo1lstenhulme, ieI
in the door yard OF her mothers home
striking her head on a rock, She die
IN an hour aud quarter aiterward 4
strong commissions, suprr'ndueed by tn
bursting Of blood vessel. Miss Wool
stenhulme was most esiimabe youn
lady. loved by all VINO knew her, an
. her loss will long be ielt by her man