The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-09-09
LOCALS AND PERSONALS.

LOCALS AND PERSONALS.
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Bead about the rev goods in Coop ad.
Thomas Thorn Of scodei Aa- hgre
on a visit this week,
The weather has Devu quite respect.
able the past week.
/, is expected that the new court house
will be completed by oct ist.
G. IS CULVER Of Park City Sas down
on business last saturday.
Mrs Allen Of ogden is here visitinR
her sister, Mrs Alma Eldredge
Assessor Martin came down irom the
Park Tuesday morning on business.
J. :. Salmon was here from Cumber'
land, Wyo., Monday on a short visit.
Attorney Frank Evans spent several
days in salt Lake this week on business.
4. $. Fisher came down from Park
City and spent Labor day with his best
girl
Principal John A. Astin, wife and
bahv arrived here from Salt Lake Tues
day.
Elijah G. Allen and cousin, Miss Katie
Olson. left Sunday for Sandy, TO yisit
relatives.
The home Mr.. aud Mrs. Melvin Ball
was made happy Monday by the arrival
of a baby girl.
County Recorder Wright made a trip
down TO his Ogden ranch Saturday and
returned Tuesday.
Miss Clara Sinister came home from
Salt Lake Monday, where she has been
working for some time.
MRS. George Hollands and children
came down from Park City Wednesday
morning TO visit her mother.
Mrs. John Stones and three children
returned Tuesday morning from short
visit with relatives iu Park City.
Chopped grain is what yon want for
your horses and the place to buy it -
from the Summit Implement Co.
Mrs. Alex Steele and children returned
home TO sdtLake Monday, aiteraweek's
visit here with the lady's mother.
G. A. Calls, J. L. Boyden r. II. Neeley
went down 10 Salt Lake Wednesday to
attend the Democratic state convention.
Postmistress Northcott went down 20
Salt Lake Sunday to visit friends. Miss
May Welsh was in the postohice during
her absence.
Lon Frisby arrived here yesterday
from Washington, where he has been for
over a year past. He thinks Coalville is
good enough fog him.
The Evanston News-Regis;er came
out last week as 4 seven column folio, all
home print, and the improvement lie
very creditable one.
Henry Hirst and two daughters, Mrs.
Branch and Mr.. wilde, went down TO
Salt Lake Sunday and spent the week
doing work in the temple.
Mrs. W. Il. Rhead returned to her
home in Plain City Monday morning
after spending three weeks with her
sister, Mrs. J. A. Pack, in Kamas.
John o'Driscoll. prominent resident
OF Woodland, was down on business
Tuesday accompanied by his wife. Mr..
O'Driscoll ran for county commissioner
on the Republican ticket tao years ago.
Seventies and Elders should not lose
sight Of the fact that their regular mon
thly meeting will be held at Hoytsville
on Saturday, the 18th inst. Important
business 10 to be transacted and full
attendance OF both quornms lie desired.
The Argus lie soon TO make it appear
. ancs in Pennington, published by David
p. Felt as editor and Vernon Felt man
ager. With such men at the helm the
Argus should be thriving paper In the
new field, and we wish the publishers
suecesP.
Miss Matte Salmon entertained a
number OF friends at crOkonile last even
s,n Ia hn,or ~ Miaa Rada Young Of Wan.