The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-01-02

A large number Of our students will
leave tomorrow for school, after pleas
ant stay at home.
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Allen came mp
from Provo on Wednesday for ehort
visit with relatives.
Mrs. J. II. Mcdonald and two children
Of Park City returned home yesterday
after visiting with her parents for two
weeke.
The Summit Stake Sunday school
board has made arrangements to send
Miss Inez RheAd 10 Salt Lake to study
kindergarten work.
Cham pions FiiEsimmons aud Jederies
passed through here Tuesday on their
way 10 Park City, where they gave a
boxing exhibition that night.
County CLERK Medley on Wednesday
Issued a marriage license to Oscar n.
Lowe, aged 81, Of Park City, and Jennie
ID. s,oddard, aged 2l, Of wsllsville-
The famous Mozart orchestra Of Provo
will give a grand bail at the Opera House
on Tuesday evening next. Tickets will
be 20 cents and good time IL assured
all who attend.
We received this week the holiday
edition Of tho Montpelier Examiner. II
contains thorough write-up Of Bear
Lake and vicinity and 10 q credit to the
town.
Hurry up and get your name on our
subscription list. The Inter- Mountain
Farmer iua dandy paper aud you can't
afford to be without IL when you can
get IL for nothing
The. New Years edition Of the Salt
Lake Herald was an excellent paper. II
contained an excellent Write-up Of the
various industries Of Utah, and gave
special attention to mining.
There are still Aiew on eur books whs
have not called In and Strengthened up
their accounts. Don't pot II of any
longer, because it's n mighty bad thing
70 start out wrong in a new year.
Langley Allgood and wife. now resi-
asats,n- Rlackioo;.- Idaha. came Iowa
IRON the Park Tuesday mornihg accom-
panied by Mrs. Allgood's mother. They
will visit among friends for . few days.
J. J. Bowen has been very sick the
past week with another attack OF gravel
in the Kidneys. DR.. Donoher OF Park
City was cent for and assisted Dr..
French. The patient IL much better At
the present Eriting.
Arthur Beard went down 20 Salt Lake
Tuesday morning to visit with his sister.
Mrs. j. II. Barber. While there he will
take music lessons on the violin from
Prot. W. G. Give. We wish the young
mAn success in his studies.
Robert Faddjes, who has been fore.
man Of the Grass Greek section for the
past three yearf, has been transferred 0
Evanston and now has charge Of the
ssction in the yards at that place. s. J.
Paddles is foreman OF the Grass Greek
section.
J. p. Peterson, son Of the late Andrew
Peterson Of Wanship, WAS yisitor here
duting the holidays. This is the gentle
mans fret visit here in nineteen years.
During that time he has been living In
Cheyenne and Laramie, the latter place
being his present home.
The incest and pleasantsst medicine
l have used for indestion aud constipa-
ton IL Chamberlain stomach and Liver
hblets," says Melard f. Craig, Of Mid
dlegroye, n. Y. They work like
charm aud do not grippe or have any IN
pleasant effect" For sale by John Boy
den x Son.
Quite scare was occasioned Saturday
night previous 10 the performance Of
alvin Gray" by the cry of fre in the
Opera House The blaze was in The
roof and originated by the stove ripe ON
the north side Of the building being
oyerheated. Had 1t not been Tor the
snow on the roof the ERE may have
proven serious, bat AZ IL was no damage
was done.
Not many human beings would will
ingly destroy the paradise Of children
that little world which child makes for
itself, and In which It il 20 innocently
happy but the ignorance which makes
it is also responsible FOR its destruction,
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