The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-01-29

Barber W. s. Johnston went down to
Salt LAEe Friday aud spent the past |
week there on business.
Attorney Frank EyEss went down 70
Salt Lake Wednesday en- business, and
expects TO return today.
Mrs. John Mccarthy came In from
Cumberland, wyo- Tuesday and expects
10 remain here for come time.
Il. W. HoEE, rsprssenting the Inter
national Correspondence Schools, was
here on business Wednesday.
A new switch board for the telephone
exchange here has arrived and will be
put in place in the near iuinre.
win BaRRall "a recovering from an at
tack Of blood-poison from which he has
been suffering for some weeks.
Three cars Of coal got OF the track up
GTass Creek canyon Monday. A broken
brake vas supposed 20 be the cause.
II you want The Times and Inter
Mountain Farmer one year for 81. 80 you
must send In your name and the cash
before Feb. 10th.
Jos ChAtIAnd IL now conductor on the
coal train. having relieved Neil o'KssiS
this week. We understand the latter
will work az brakeman Of the passenger
train.
Heber Heinsr and brother Oi Morgan
came up Tuesday TO visit their sister,
Ars. G. n. Croft. The former has re-
Gently returned from . mission 70 So
ciety islands.
When billions try = doss Of Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and
realize for once how quickly a hrst-ciass
up-to-dAte medicine viii correct the die
older. For sale BY Johh Boydsn a Son.
We received this week G py Of N. L.
RslsoA's new magazine, The Mormon
Point Of View" The leading article 10
entitled THE Ministers and The Nor
@ons", and Il 10 veil wTittsp.
u the public dssires good reading they
can procure IL at the residence Of Mru.
ALMA BldredgD, whsFsa one Of ths Tres
travelling libraries belonging 10 tbs
State Federation Of womsn's Clubs ID
located.
Mrs. George W. EdEingion and chill.
dren left here Wednesday for Idaho Falls,
Ida. where they expect 10 male their
home. The lady's son, George, is man.
agipEA prominent business house in
that city.
OF course this story may not DO true,
bat country paper tells Of an absent
minded man who came home In a heavy
rain few nights ago, put HE wet UNI
brella 10 ped, and stood up in the cor
ner until daylight.
Moses Crescbly Of Morgan, who VA
convicted and sentenced TO term IL
the penitentiAry for perjury som,
nonths ago. has been granted q nev
trial by the Stale Supreme court. III
~Hl be uied again In the near inture
and no doabt receive another sentence
Iohn PaUlas, formerly Of Ogden, ha
opened n Wholesale candy factory =
Butte, Mont. and has gone into activ
bueihess. He has many friends in og
den- Some ten years age he, In com
pauy with d. ". shupe, fjuaded wha
is now the ShuPs Williams Cand
Co.-ogden StaSdari.
Walter White, who was born an,
raised here. but Whose home 10 now q
Fort Bridger, Wyo, was here this wee
on business, and TO shake hands viii
bis many friends. Mr.. white has pur
chased the planning mill Of Thoma
WEIGH which has been located near tn
Chalk Greek bridge for long time, an,
had It shipped TO Bridger, where tb
young man is interested in the lumbe
business.
The Park Record whose editor ha
ample time 10 study the styles in fe
male hosiery says: THE story OF Lot
vile turnina to pillar Of salt can n
longer be doubted. A young lady tn,
other day put her foot on dry good
box TO tie her shoe and two young mel