The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-03-06

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LOCAL AND OTHER NEWS.
Window curtains at the Coop.
Spring might come this month, but it
looks very doubtful.
Unless YOU have the grippe you are
not In fashion these days.
You are expected to be at the Academy
building on Monday evening.
R.F. Nor,hcott has been laid up this
week with touch Of pneumonia.
Miss Lizzie Arnold returned home
from Park City this morning.
We have IN stock an excellent line Of
card board, suitable for mounting pic
lures on.
A fine baby boy was born to Mr. aud
Mrs. Joseph warburton at Grass Greek
last Sunday.
wv. Lamb was unable to attend to
his work the fore part Of the week ow.
Jog to a severe cold.
Mrs. W. c. Redden and son, Sam,
were down from Parley's Park this
week on visit.
Arthur Winter, secretary Of the Grass
Greek Coal Co., was out from Salt Lake
on business Monday,
Miss NAV Welsh has been appointed
assistant postmistress at this place, and
entered upon her new duties this week.
Edward Rheims IL slowly recovering
from severe case OF Ia grippe. II was
thought he had a slight attack Of pneu-
monia.
There will be Sabbath school at the
New West School at 23O Sunday after
noon. Song and Bible service in the
evening at :.
Nearly every body In the town have
been afflicted the past week with Ia
grippe, aui some cases have been quite
tegere.
The Co opreceiveda carload Of barbed
wire this week from the East. The
, freight on the consignment. amounted 70
$3.50.
~ James Salmon came out from Salt
Lake last week for short visit with his
family. lie was laid up few days with
severe cold.
T. L. Allen went to Kaysv'lle wednes'
dly morning lie held two meetings in
Davis county this week in the interest
Of the reservoir project
All diseases start 1t the bowles. Keep
them open or YOU will be sick. CAS-
CARErs act like nature. Keep Ever
and bowels active without sickening
gripping feeling. Six millions PEE pie
AK aud recommended CASCARETS,
try'a l0c box. All druggists.
The Coalyille Relief Society il prspir.
ing to observe their annual day, March
18th, IN the usual excellent manner. A
fine supper will be- served ahd good
program rendered. Particulars next
week.
The city council held their regular
meeting Monday evening, but there was
not much business to transact. A few
bills we're allowed, reports beard and a
AIal settlement for the new bridge or
dered made.
According to dispatch in Tuesday &
Desertt News j. l.. Rhead OF Coalyi'le
has besn appointed assistant engineer in
the geolos ieal survey, at salary Of 81 400
per year. Mr.. Rhead is to be congraIu-
lated on his success IN securing this POI
sitiou. He IL At present teaching school
at Oakley.
All those who want 10 get the later
Mountain Farmer in connection with
Toe Tunes must send in their names
and tue money not later Than next Tues
DAY, the lUtu, ~ that will be the latest
slate We can receive orders. Every farm
Q should have this paper and when II
/ offered 80 literally, We don't see how
they can get along without IT, A great
man, have taken advantage VI the oiier'
and they are well pleased with the pa
per. Don't delay thl. any longer.
Last Saturday evening, near the I'm
ion Pacific depot at Park City, as switch
Z engine No.l257 was aboutto take water
y. }. Melting had his hand run over ~
he engine and badly mashed. While
he engine Was in motion Melting at
tempted TO CLUB upon the rear end and