The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-08-23
PEtA
PEoA. Utah. Aug. 81, 1901

The potato crop lie not very aatiering
this season.
We are in hopes Of free rural delivery
in the near future.
William Welsh Of Coalville is here in
the interest Of the l.. d. 5. College.
The heavy and continued rain storms
have damaged large amount Of hay.
One would think that Tommy was a
surveyor by the way he is setting hls
stakes.
Robert Milliner's little child took an
other it today. The little one lie subject
to these spells.
/ Coney Tibb came out from Salt Lake
last week aud is now rusticating in
Weber canyon.
Miss Annie Roselund has returned
home from Salt Lake and Is likely to re-
main for some time.
The wind bag has not been in evidence
lately the rain must have settled that
undesirable element.
Mrs. Albert G. Marchant, after visit.
ing here for few days, has returned to
her home in salt Lake county.
The 22nd quorum of Seventies will
hold It's regular monthly meeting in
Peoa ON Sunday, August 2S.h, at 70
o'clock noon.
Joshua Cossey OF Rockport was up
this way the first Of the week. "Uncle
JOSH is contemplating moving to Idaho
In the near future, II all is we'll.
Tommy is looking to his fences and Is
hedging himself in in grand shape, But
how is 1t about some OF the material that
is being used in some portions Of the
fence?
The young man who says he has no
respect Tor himself IL not safe person
Tor any Young lady to tie to. There is
room for a reformation in his character,
sure.
The prodigal son IL slowly, but surely,
warming his way into the second patri-
mony. 1t was ever thus, and the sin
ner, repentant or not, seems to take |
the cake"
The storm has beat some Of the grain |
to the ground it will be difficult to har-
vest. and it may rust on the ground. !
should the damp weather continue
much longer.
g. W. Young. L. II. Rhead, joseph .
Barber, c. r. Jones, Misses Eliza ] |
Branch, Cassie Paddles and Inez Rhead
OF Coalyil were in Peoa on Saturday |
and remained over night.
Look out for the man who crnnot
look you in the face who keeps his eyes
on the ground processes much but doe.
little, and who tries to lift himself up
10y the straps Of his boots. These are
they who are exalted above the sky.
Elder L. II. Rhead, stake superintend-
ent Of religion classes, with his coun-
selors, joseph Barber aud c. r. Jones,
instructed the teachers and classes in
Peoa on Saturday evening last. The
meeting house was crowded and the In
struclions given were listened to with
interest and attention.
Now is the time for men to show
whether they are for God or mainmon ;
'elfor humanity. The opportunity lie
Freely offered and everyone is free to
'lect what course he may. Remember.
ng always hat a true, upright and
honest man is the noblest work Of God.
lie who does not live up to the light
als short OF the blessings Wisdom In
nut shell should not he lightly passed
" even II it is given by "a goat, for some
'onderinl things are even written in e
tone, mind ye
Last Tuesday nigh, about o'clock
Ome Of our citizens were awakened BY
creams coming from some one who y
semed to be injured. Some men got
p and procured a light and ma
sarch for the man. Tobe Rasmus
Oakley was found IN his $50 .,r e
Glow Stephen y us.s q, "
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