The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-07-19
rEoA
ProA. Utah, July II, 1901.

EDToR nNEsi
The tide is turning and all viii soon
be in the swim; always providing the
.nags do not take them down.
One mau ground bis AK and got there
lie worked hard for something Tor the
long drop nearly killed him.
The editor Of The Times was in eyi'
dence here on Sunday. Charley Is al
ways welcome visitor here.
II will not do to make the following
remark TO anyone up this way Put
that in your pipe and smoke IT, II you
do not wish to harrow up the soul.
A Kamas man was here the FIRST oil
the week trying to tell US al he didn't
know about irrigation. dame, wears ana
canals. lie succeeded most beautifully
There was great rejoicing few days
ago when the aged buck goat, that has
been 40 familiar around here, wandered
hack into the fold. The sheep ADD
lambs lust fell over themselves with de-
light.
peoa WAS crowded with visitors on
sunday and they we're all well provided
for. too. Our citizens believe in return
ing good iur what they do not get
when they visit some places in the
Stake.
Having has commenced In earnest
the crop is not up to the usual yield, yet
there will be enough to put us through
e the winter. II We are, as the Dutehman
said, "econimickle.'
The Stake presidency and large mum
Der Of other Stake officers we're here on
sunday and held three crowded and In
teresling meetings the ward organizi
ton was completed and is nov in run
ming order. There was a great variet!
- Of speakers and the remarks, whiel
" were made were 10 the point, very in
y s'rer,isr aod inriipe,'yi:
a meeting Of the 22nd quorum q
y, Seventies will be held in Kamas on Sun
i, day, July 2sih. commencing at o'cloc
>. m. SHARP. Members Of the Firs
Council will he 10 attendance, and IL
desired that there be full attendance {
the members as there is ve'y impertar
W. business 10 come before the meeting.
Of am very iorleably reminded Of N
of man who went through the grove seel
he ing straight stick and was forced
.s take u crooked one at last yet console
sd himself with the fact that he eould siea
and pie.s 1t into the desired shape.
course he could have got a straight sic
then ON the other hand he made Il
crooked one useful and that by n lit
labor, and the gaiu was an advantage
-, two Ways.
m, The officers selected for the vario
mn associations OF the ward are as follow
Sunday school-Abrar AN Wake
III superintendent; Edmund F. Palmer,
-, aud Oscar ". wilkins, assistants.
Y, NJ MI. A.--George f. Wiki
-. president; Clarence $, Walker and
" William Merchant, counselors Abrah'
"" +. Marehanl, secretary and treasurer
YIN. !, A.-Jane A. Marcha
ON presidents Loyina Isaacson and Lou
cen Walker, councillors; Mary wilsins, -
rotary aud treasurer.
TO Prlmary-Annie l. Bleazard, pre-
few dent; Amy c. Lyons and Franceswrigl
nah counselors Bertha Nav Bleazard, sec
taty and treasurer.
nny Relief society-Lydia E. Walk
stay president; Wealthy A. Maxwell a
Zip Elizabeth wilkins, eounselorsi Harl
NJ. Mmchant, secretary and treasurer
v,s Religion Classes-oscar Wilkins, 81
i..l eriutendent. nslruct0rs-George II
hnd stead, Il. b. Williams, o. F. Lyo
.s,. stephen NJ. Walker, A. R. Marchani,
q. II. Marehant. LYDIA Marchant, Il
lee Miles, Mary wilkins, MARY
Walker, Alolzo J. Marehant.
.den u "a v,p,