The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-07-14

IL spending a few weeks In Peoa during
the absence If her mother, Mrs. Roos'
who has gone TO Idaho
+. + Palmer, Jr, who has beensui'
fering with typoid fever, IL now on the
road to recovery.
Scarlet fever aud mumps have about
run their course In this burg, there be-
ing very little new timber to work on
happily there have been no fatal results
90 far
Andy Crandall lost a valuable horse
the first Of the week Andy had loaded
his wagon with lumber aud was coming
from the mill. on steep, soft place in
the road one Of the tugs broke, throwing
the horse onto the pole Of the wagon
the horse fell oil the pole and died with
In minute.
Mrs. Ann Pearson who died in Oakley
on Saturday, wins the daughter OF Mrs
Elizabeth Maxwell Of Peoa and a sister
Of Elder Arthur Maxwell,
Miss Jane Maxwell returned home
from Salt Lake last week after spending
two or three months In that city.
The funeral OF Oscar Roos was held in
Peoa on the afternoon Of July 9th and
was largely attended.
Shall we have a county reception for
our returning soldier boys, or shall we
have the State reception only2 am in
favor OF the county taking steps to well
come the volunteers home, and this out
side Of what the State may do. Again,
IL a committee Is named TO meet the
volunteers at San Francisco would be In
favor Of having one or more Of that COM
mittee from Summit county. There Il
not much time to spare and II anything
TO be done II should be seen to at once
Who will lead out? would suggest
thata reception be held in Park City
aud then at Coalville, or at one or the
other plaeea. inst az tho committee coulf
agree upon. Byall means give the boy'
a rousing homecoming in the county
as we'll rs In the State.
Don't ask how the weather suits YOU
Just say, Ute 'hotw auI there you
have 1t.
c. J, Mitchell Of Kimas has the con-
tract to lay mp the VALE OF the new
ward house and is now engaged in thai
work. II is expected that the WALL vi
be ready for the roof in about ninet!
days, Shonld the donations come il
literally, rs they are expected to ant
should, there will bevery little difficult.
In the way OF speedy completion OF tn
building which is very much needed, a
all can attest.
ID. W. Marchant, who has been quit
sick for some few weeks past, snow abb
TO be around again.
Farmers are now repairing their NOV
" ers and other farm impl, ments to !
. ready for The busy time coming,
" Luoius NJ. Miles has an attack OF ty
," phoid fever and has been confined to h
bed for several days,
There is some talk OF having one
our citizens arrested for assault and bA
terry upon young man at the dan,
held hore on the evening OF July AL
the particulars Of which have not cou
-, TO hand as yet.
Walter Y. Mosher late Of Compar
X, 2nd regiment q. s. Volunteer Ems
neers, gave your correspondent plea
=, ant call on Tuesday evening, Walt
was given grand reception upon h
return home and Is In favor OF the bo
from Batteries A and b being ser,,
=, likewise.
al 4 heavy rain storm here on Tuesdl
40 evening did much lood to crops, Dr
A, ing the storm the tightening WAS viz
% aud the thunder heavy. The cat
v range had become dry and this stoI
an has done much good to that and "
"a Just what was needed
hu b. r. l.. Weir,
he Imperfect digestion and assimilati
produce disordered conditions Of /
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