The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-10-09

Alex. Paddles was down from Park
City Tuesday on a bfisi visit.
Nearly all the people who went from
here to attend conference havereturned.
sup'.W. NJ. Boyden went down to
Salt Lake 10 attend the sessions Of the
State Teachers Association held this
week.
Miss Cornelia Branch, who has been
teaching music at WELLINGTON, Utah, for
the past six months, returned home yes.
teriay.
Mrs. George SweetinS and Mrs. John
Bell Of Cumberland stepped Off here last
Saturday on their way down to Salt
Lake 70 attend conference.
The county commissioners held their
SECULAR monthly meeting Tuesday. The
main busluess transacted WAS the allow
ing Of bills and the INDECENT list.
All the eection ioremen on the branch
and the western division Of the Union
Pacific, we're taken over tine main line
Tuesday on tour Of inspection as far az
Green River
Me-. and Mrs. l.. +. Eldredge gave a
dinner party last Thursday evening In
honor 81 Miss Edna Miller. A few in
innate friends were present and an en-
ioyable evening spent.
MAJOR John Hamilton and wife OF
Heber City we're here on business yes
terdsy. Mr.. Hamilton served in the
Walker Indian war under Col. w. II.
Kimball and Was hereto get certificate
Of hie services.
Mrs. William earn gave birth TO a
6ne baby girl on the night Of the 9th
viii came down from Idaho Monday
and he lie feeling good over the new ar
rival. All doing nicely.
The lady MHecabees will give a grand
masquerade ball at Fishers hall on FRI
day evening, October 10th, at Echo,
Prices will he given ilr the two best
characters. Tickets. 70 cents; specta-
tona, 20 cents. Good music. Come one,
come all.
Belersihs sdiournnent eanisrenrs
rutAday AFTERNOON Elder Heber j. Grant,
who has just returned from Japan, was
selected 10 succeed Elder Francis NJ.
Lyman as president Of the European
mission, over which the latter has pre-.
sided for the past two years and half.
John Booth and Robert McMichael re.
turned home several Gays ago from
Weber canyon, where they have been
working on 4 prospect. They have got
ten cut some enc specimens Of ore which
assays high, and the ones interested In
the affair declare they have a good
thing. 1t 10 be hoped their prospect
will turn out Q. X.
After raining for about a week, the
weather took change Tuesday night
and cleared up. Now that conference
and the fair are over, no doubt we will
get month Of fine weather. While il
has been raining hard In the valleys a
great deal OF SNOW has been packed in
the high mountains, which will help the
water supply materially next season.
Notices Of registration have been post
ed for the coming city election. All who
are not registered and who expect to
vote at the election next month must
register on the 18th and 9th OF this
month. between the hours Of sa. ~.
and p. m. Cecilia Lusty is registra-
tion agent for district No. 10 and NJ. r,
Salmon for No. 20.
At the conference meet ng Tuesday
afternoon at Salt Lake, during the pres.
entatiOn Of the church authorities, Elder
George A. Smith was named to al the
vacancy in the council Of the Twelve
Apostles and received the unanimous
vote Of the conference as did all the
others. Elder Smith is the son Of Apos.
tie John Henry Smith and is the pres
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