The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-08-18
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Fruit peddlers are scarce.
Mrs. II. L. seamons had rag bee
Friday.
David Brinlon was at the old stand
Sunday.
The stamp picture gallery pitched
tent here Tuesday.
Sadie Gibbons has gone to Park City,
70 work for a short time.
GramophoHe lawn concerto are the
order Of the day socially.
s. G. Watson came in Tuesday even
ing ON his way to Park City.
Mrs. j. Cosssy end her son, John,
Visited Mrs. wardell in Weber canyon
last week.
Mrs. Briggs Of Sugar House, a half
sister to Mr.. siddoway Of this place,
has been visiting in this burg for a week
past.
Cyrus Mitchell and Ray Anderson
spent Sunday evening in Rockport. or
course, only to see the boys.
Messrs. John Smith. viii Judd and
Mark Ilixson Of wanship were up Sun.
day evening" course, only to see the
boys.
Our visitors to tbs soldiers reception
at Salt Lake will be reported next week.
Quite a number from this place expect
togo,
J. COSBY accompanied Mr., Rasmussen
10 Provo last week for the purpose Of ~.
sis,ing in bringing Mrs. II. home from
the asylum.
Mr.. Fox spent the fore part OF the
week in Park City locking after i'm.
pravemenia ON soma. al -hi- s..-'.i'''-----
property there.
Henry seamons aud W, A, Smith
made trip to Coalyillc Tuesday to at
tend n meeting OF the old folks commit
tee at the latter place. They were ac'
companled by Mrs. Smith and Mrs,
stcmbridge. George Gibbons Of Oakley,
another committeeman, passed through
here OIL the same errand, taking wish
him his mother, Mrs. Gibbons Of this
place,
Worth Gibbons is to run the Brown
Cossey binder this week. He opened
tie season Monday by cutting patch OF
dty.farm wheat for Mr. seamons. This
dry farm patch has history. Over 1000
squirrels we're caught in aud around it,
in traps during the season, MIR. Seamons
going over the field two to four times II
day. lie has surely earned what crop
mas been harvested. for the little AMI
male, lac claims, has taken two-thirds oil
IL,
Messrs. William Bradford, principal
Of the Jackson school, salt Lake City,
and II. B. BRADFORD, assistant professor
Ia the University Of Utah, spent several
days In Rockport hunting and fishing.
They took with them fine string Of
of flsh and bunch Of chickens NJ tro-
plies Of their trip. They returned
Wednesday via Park City, whence they
went TO study formations and gather
specimens, II. b. bradford being curator
Of the University museums.
In answer to the Park City Record wa
are glad TO say that Misunderstanding
has Detn NlehAtu Wy anu 'A"h WV $500
City volunteer reception committee las
been compelled to clear themselves on
the matter Of invitations. The Rock
port people, as well as IhOse Of the other
towns Of this valley who we're getting
ready TO offer a selection for the pro-
gram, are as patriotic as any other Peo'
ple OF this State, and really desired to
help in the entertainment, as evidenced
by their organization Of a choir. Our
information came from so many sup
posedly reliable sources, and particularly
from what one OF the main committee
men Of Park City said to q citizen o.
this place, that We we're compelled e
look upon it as conclusive, hence aros'
the misunderstanding. We are indeed
eralifed to learn thatthe country town
are offered place on the program out
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