The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-12
Hon. p. II. Roberts OF Logan was a
Coalville visitor Monday.

lille wright returned in h"r home
In West Weber la.t sunday.
Geo. Beard and party returned from
their hunting trip Saturday night.
Priesthood aud officers meetings will
be held At Roskport Saturday, Oct. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Rees of Castle
Rock, we're Coalville visitors last Wed.
nesday.
T. j. Marriott, uncle, and J. II Shaw,
brother, Of I. VI. Shaw, is here on a
visit from Union.
The Democratic primary Of this pre-
cinct will be held At the Brick school
house next Tuesday night, oct. 10.
The Republican primary will be held
at the Brick school house tonight tFri-
day. Every Republican should 20.
The quarterly stake conference Of the
summit stake will be held At Peoa SAT-
urday and Sunday. Nov. 3rd and ith.
Gen. Kimball lie at HE home ami IL
said to be getting along hne. We have
not been over to see the General since
he came back, but will in day or so.
Mrs. W. j. Wright underwent an
operation at the Holy Cross hospital
last Monday morning, for female trou.
hles. She l. reported ~ getting along
as well as can be expected.
The following was received from our
old friend, p. II. Neeley. the other day
Send my Times to 2O7. n. State ST., Ann
Arbor, Michigan. made the second
year ela's. All we'll. More later.
NJ. and Mrs. WIN. Huffman, OF Cum.
berland, have been visiting relatives
and friends In this city for the past ten
days. win came In and planked down
big 81 90 Tor bis paper in advance and
said to be sure aud not mics an issue.
David Rivers. assisted By local talent,
PIT on "DavY Ctocket" at the Opera
house last Friday night aud was very
pleasant surprise 20 all who attended
Considering that they had had only four
rehearsal., they did much better than
was expected Of them.
All persons In summit county entitled
to vote at the election on Nov. q. who
have not heretofore registered, may
register In their respective districts on
TUESDAY. Oct. 10, aud Tuesday Oct. 30,
II you registered two years ago and
failed te vote, you must register again.
Be sure 20 register. Tuesday, Oct. 30,
will be the last day for registration.
DE-. +. G. osgood Of oEdes, and Miss
Ella c. Hubenthal we're married In this
city last Wednesday morning by Rev.
Carver. They will MAKE their home In
Osdeo and will he at home At sos -26tI
ST.. after Nov. /. The Or. and Mrs.
osgOOd haze many friends here and this
paper. with their host Of friends, join
In wishing them happy aud prosper
Gus journey through life.
The meeting called by Prol. SArdoni
at the Stake house last Monday evening
was very poorly attended, what's the
mater Sith the lovers Of muse oi this
city and surroa nding ssttlementsf Are
you afraid the professor might teach
you snmethinE2 Another meeting IL
called Tor next Monday evening AT the
same plaos. The puplic 10 cordially Ia.
vited. Turn out. Don't be drones.
The minsIels peri 10 n small
house Tuesday night. II IL tnonght by
some that on account OF the small house
that only about half Of the performance
vas given, Aud whose fault was Il?
surely not the people who paid their IS
cents n zee the show. And those who
stayed NJ home cannot be blamed for
not paving such an exorbitaRt price,
The prizes are entirely too high and the
hest Asy to convince all concerned, il to
stay at home until prices are right.
Someone, supposed to be hunters, shot
a valuable horse belonging to Tom Rees
last Saturday evening. The horse was
In Henry Eyars' pasture and Sunday
morning the animal was seen lying on
lie side. Going closer groans could be
heard and the poor dumb brute hAN
evidently laid there in that condition
all night. The animal had to be killed,
aud is great loss TO Mr.. Rses. The
cuprit VINO shot the animal, II caught,
should be made to pay for the animal
AMI charge preferred aga ust him for
shooting ai.er dark, which II strictly
prohibited by Law.
Danger From the Plngue