The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-06-19

Mrs. Johannah SALMON and son Orson
Of salt Lake are here visiting relatives.
Joe Couch came in Saturday from Box.
elder county, where he mad been for
few weeks.
Patriarch John smith Of Salt Lake
spent a few days in Iloytsyille this week
with his sons.
Ed Beaubien came in from Cumber-
land last Friday and spent a week here
with his old friends.
George Wright came down from the
Pars Saturday morning aud spent few
days with his folks.
John Pendleton this week moved his
family up to KAmas, where he has Sc
cured position az blacksmith.
Three or four miners can find employ
ment az the Gta,s Creek mne, men
with iatAilies being preferable.
Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Lamb returned
home yesterday from Nephi, where they
spent week after being married.
Miss Maggie Salmon will move her
resiuence 10 j. Nj. Paddles house, and
viii no doubt have her store a; Mngurs
Oh stand.
Moroy Brothers left yesterday for
their saw mill up At the head OF Chalk
Greek, where they will spend tne sum
mer saving up l1gs.
There will be Sabbath school at the
New West School at 2:3J Sunday after
noon. song and Bible service In the
evening at 1880.
A 1900 class engine was put on the
branch last Friday 10 do the work, but
on Tuesday il broke down and had to be
sen; into Evanston for repairs.
A large number Of slabs from the saw
mills up Chalk Creek were hauled here
this week aud will be shipped to Tinlic
to be used for tagging purposes in the
mines.
q. Anderson Of Ogien, at one time a
prominent aud respected citizen Of this
place, ~ spending few months With
bis daughter, Mrs. Edward Powell, oil
Upton.
FoUND.-Ladies' gold watch, in city
park. Owner can have same by calling
on j. W. Lamb, describing the watch
and paying for this notice.
Miss Martha Savage and brother
Frank returned home FROM salt Lake
yesterday. Tue latter has been attend
ing school there the past winter.
q. 7. Mills and wife Of Hoytsyile will
leave next week for Fullerton, California
where they expect to live for some time
MR.. Mills health has been poorly foi
some time past, and it IL thought tht
sea coast climate will help her.
". L. Park, G. NJ. Ward and W. H.
Putcamp, officials Of the u. T., went uT
TO the Park over the branch last Friday
There j. some talk OF cutting the coal
train service down - Two days a week
10 the mines during the summer months
There have been more men and boy,
lined up ON the streams the past weeE
than there are fish in the creeks III,
water lie too muddy for fly or bait fishing
but the fishermen return home every
night having had plenty Of bites--mostly
mosquito.
Chamberlains Stomach aud Liver Tab
lets are just what you nted when , on
have no appetite, irel duh after eating
and wake up Win bad taste IA your
mouth. They Will improve your appe-
TIE, cleanse and invigorate your siom-
aoh, and z We YOU relish for your food,
For sale by John boyden q 5 n.
County Superintendent w. NJ. Boyden
and wife went to Salt Lake last Monday
morning aud returned yesterday, after a
pleasant visit with relatives and friends,
Mr.. Boyuen's special visit TO the city
was to make arrangements for the in-
auguraiion Of tue free texl-book system
IN this county.
The Coalylle base ball boys were IA
have went 10 Evanston on sunday Ia
play return game with the team at
that place, but " hen the time came to
go, only Carl Allison and one or two
Others went out, so there vas no regular
game. A crowd was gotten together,
however, at Evanston and a game Of a
few innings played.
The convention Of teachers and priests
held here Sunday was quite largely at