The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-03-17
LOCALS AND PERSONALS.


For O. good time attend the dance
tonight
Mics N.uip GRAY OF Sale Lake is visit
ing irruds Zoo CUaIyii.D.
O1t. vuutpIat tav ~nmM.t lmplc-
mrntN Furniture Co.
MIR ~ w. CluG came up on the
noon train Monday,
Dance dance lance Everybody
dance 100 the Opera House tonight
Oai. wanted boy tbe summit lmple-
ment Is Furniture Co.
s communication from Rockporl was
received too late for this issue.
Alexander, the Optcian, will remain
40 the WcUrr House until Friday night
Mr. J.. 4. Eldr,dse. Of Oakley paid
OUT office a pleasant call on Tuesday
last.
Ua,. wanted by the summit impie-
mvnt g Furniture Co.
Miss Ada Williams Of Morgan was the
guest VI Mise May Lusty the latter part
vi last week.
Mrs. Joseph Williams, Of Morgan vie
| tied with friends in COaiyille during the
| iOfepaft OF the week.
II you don't dance, help the good
cause anyway by purchasing ticket
for the bali tonight.
The town put on quite metropolitan
airs this week-the session OF court
brought a good many people TO town
Don, & forget to attend the benefit ball
this evening. 30 ceDte ticket
Arthur Richens and William Davis Of
Heheier vas doing busintss In town
Saturday.
Ethan Allen, left Tuesday morning
for n ten days visit with friends and
relatives at Nephi.
W. l.. Hansen manager Of the Sum
nit Implement X Furniture Co., was
In Ogden Tuesday.
Capt. Joe. johnson Is again on the
streets after severe spell OF sickness
lasting several months.
81. Pattick's day IN the morning
will be celebrated Ia the evening by q
dance ~ the Opera House
}. Peterson Of Laramie, wyo., Nho
has been visiting friends and relatives
IN this county since tue holidays, retur-
ned to his home Wednesday.
Angus ]. Cannon, one of our county's
most progressive raisers vi thoroughbred
cattle, and . resident OF PaIley's ParK,
was on our streets Tuesday, aud shown
about town by Councilman w. L. Han
sen.
NJ. Thos. Chesier was pleasantly
entertained at dinner At the home Mre.
John Stones last sunday the event
being the sixty-third anniversary ol his
birth. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs John stones Air. and Mrs. joe.
Barber and Mr. aud Mrs. y. J. Peterson.
The Middle Chalk Greek Irrigation
Company's Annual stOckholder'e
meeting was 20 SHINY attended on
March 18Th that no business could be
transacted, only l76 shafes we're rep
resented out Of u total Of 632. Therefore
the meeting was adjourned subject to
the call OF the secretary.
Mrs. John I. Beach and family left
for their home in MILFORD, Idaho, Tues
day after long stay In Coalyille with
her iather-ir law, T. l.. Beach. Mrs.
beach's child has improved so that they
we're able to make the trip home at this
time but II will be months before II
will have fully recovered from lie sickness
James Mcdonald, an old resident Of
this place, died Saturday afternoon from
an attacked Of pneumonia, aged 50 years.
lie has lived alone for long time,
his wife having died many yeas ago,
The funeral took place At the Stake
house, Tuesday afternoon. The speakers
were: John II. Williams, c. A. Calls,
Bishop Croft and Alma EldredRe.
Judge T. p. Lewis came out from Salt
Lake Monday aud opened the regular
March term. At the morning session "a
decree Of divorce was granted to Carrie
r. Reed from Harry :. Reed on the
grounds OF drsertion, A few probate
case were dispo-ed OF and then the task
Of examining the petit jurors was com
meuced. Monday and Tuesday was
taken up IN selecting 4 jury TO try the
case Of the state vs.. John westmark.
The sla,e evidence closed Wednesday
aud the jury will probably be charged
today.
have Just received n line Of