The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-25

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LOCALS ANO PERSONALS.
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Thank giving day squietly observed
here.
Al. Clark vent ap 'o the Park Tues.
DAY on business.
SD. 4. uady wa- down from reoa
Tue. bay "a business.
County Attorney CALI. went TO salt
1hse ou legal bu.iny.. yesterday.
Don't forget the school entertainment,
az the Opera House tomorrow night.
Several 4. T.. officials went over the
branch on an inspection trip last sa,ur-
day.
A baby boy vas born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Gilchrist Tuesday, the 18TH
ins,.
ATTORNEYS !. VI, Lockhart and Henry
Shields came down Tuesday morning TO
attend court.
Lon Brm Of Center Ward was here
the iirst Of the week visiting relatives
and friends.
PC. Evans and W. /. Snyder Of Salt
Lake were interested attorneys at the
session Of court Tuesday.
A conference Of the Sunday school Of
Coalyille ward will be held on Dec. 18th.
The parents should take notice and be
present,
Frank Rippon was giving thanks yes-
terday because bic wife presented him
With another girl Wednesday night All
doing nicely.
Amos Mosher and daughter came GU,
from Salt Lake Tuesday on a visit.
Their son, Fred, has been visiting here
for over week.
Ell. Rhead and wife drove over TO
Heber City Tuesday TO attend the wedd-
ing Of their sou, Z. II, Jr., to Miss Ger
trude Duncan.
W. II. Rich Of Morgan came up We'd
nesdAy 10 inspect the work being done
on the reservoir site. He was well
pleased with the prospects.
County Commissioners Paskett Smith
and MAlin left Tuesday for 4 trip through
the south end Of the county 10 inspect
the roads and bridges.
State Coal Mine Inspector Thomas
cane out from Salt Lake Tuesday on
business. He was accompanied by his
daughters Mary and Tute.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Wheaton Of Park City died Tues
day night. The remAins we're brought
here for burial Wednesday.
Marie Huffman, youngest daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Will Huffman, fell from a
fence Monday and broke her arm, Dr.
French reduced the fracture
The funeral services over the remains
Of the late James Wignall held last
Saturday were largely attended. The
speakers were Elders T. l.. Beech andJ.
II. Williams.
When You wanta pleasant physic try
ChamberIain's stomach and Liver Tab
lets. They are easy to take and produce
TO gripping or other unpleasant effect.
scld by John Boyden * Son.
A good crowd Witnessed "Maloney's
Wedding Day" at the Opera House
Wednesday night. II wasa good show
Of the kind, and they kept II hum
ming from the time the curtain went up
Mrs. Charlotte Bagnall met with a
serious accident last Friday. She was
ii ling in a ,art with the liilchritt boys IN 3
the horse started 70 run away Mln BAG
nall jumped ont and was thrown VOL
emily TO the ground, breaking her collar
bone and oruising her body. She is
advanced In years and IL will he some
time before she RECEIVERS,
The school entertainment 10 be given
q, "a. pnara Uouae tomorrow night
promises TO he grand affair The
teachers and pupils who are TO take part
are working hard TO make the affair a
success, and everybody should attend.
The proceeds will be used 70 purchase
books Tor the school library, The prices
for admission will he, reserved seats
80 cents; general admission, 20 cents.
Atthe meeting Of the directors Of the