The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-11-10

Our school teachers attended the
teachers institute at Park City last
week and had very enjoyable time.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Milliner were
visiting friends in Park City the first
OF the week.
Rag and quilting bees are all the
rage just now and new carpets and I
quilts are being made by the dozen.
The pupils who have been taking
Lessons under the instruction Of Mrs.
+. S. Fox have made wonderful progress.
Mrs. Fox Is an excellent teacher and de-
serves encouragement so that the lady
may End it to her interest, as well az
the pupils, TO continue in her noble
work among the young folks.
Now that the season for nmusements
lie approaching II would be well to ar
range so that the dances and other re-
creations are conducted in respectable
manner The element that interieres
with the peace and quiet Of others
should he Provided down and our dances
should be under the management Of
those who would see to II that good
order be bad and that nothing be done
that would offend the most refined. I'm
less something o! this kind IL done the
gatherings for Amusement will be small
ne our citizens have put their stamp on
the way our dances have been conduct
ed for sometime past.
1t is more safe TO gamble II one /, in.
clined, on horse race than an election
for one never knows what the great ma
ioriiy Of voters will do.
Now is the accepted time 70, those
who are owing TIE TIMES TO pay up
and renew their subscription. New
subscribers are always acceptable, es.
pecially the one who pays in advance.
Peoa should roll up a list that would
make TnE TmEs man happy, and with
al. enable him TO afford new patch on
| the seat Of his pants. DO As yee WOULD
be done by ne see as you are seen.
II. B. Wright expects TO remain In
Park City this coming winter.
Owners Of sheep have commenced TO
move them onto the winter range.
1t is thought, by some, that next sea-
son the flocks OF sheep that 20 on the
reservation will be taxed sufficient Il
pay the rangers who look after the in
terest OF the government. Some Of thu
hock.masters are in favor OF the sehen
as they believe It will protect the rang
from being oyer-erowded.
The politician lie not 80 friendly an
solicitous Of our welfare rs he was yes
terday. lie has gained or lost his poin
and that's the end OF, least with III
most Of them.
Mrs. Rachel NJ. Miles has relurne
home from visit with relatiy,
, at Bedford, Wyoming, The lady hi
been absent for about two monthu.
Sewn Rasmussen, who was a yolul
: teer in the Utah battery and served vii
d honor up to the time the battery I
turned home, has been very sick mi
= ever since his arrival bone. Here
n where some Of that money which "
IL donated for the reception Of the yolu
IN teers could he placed where IL would
"A the most good. Although Mr.. Rasmv
sens home is In Oakley, neyerthel'
Va bespeak for him helping hand in t
M hour Of his need. Our battery be
be shou ID be looked after, and those W
q. are sick, az Mr.. Rasmussen is, ehor
Id not be allowed to 20 without medl
nv skill and all the comforts that he cot
desire in bis present condition, TIT
is no need Of asking what shall be dc
Ia with the money now on hand VII
-, some of the boys are suffering, q
81 them health and comfort, they desc
=. it.
The opinion 10 expressed that
we supply Of hay will be short before spr
il as the crop was much lighter II
usual. Should a severe winter come
a. it is feared there will be more or less
Of stock on account Of feed,
10 Look out for tue shooting stare