Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-07
COALVILLE.
CHILD LOST IN MOUNTAINS.
out MI Night But unharmcd-1hc
Fourth--Nlrs. Boothc Dead

Fourth-NIrs. Boothc Dead.
Special correspondence
Coalville. Summit Co., July 5.-E.
der e.. W penrose gave a lecture in
the Satke tabernacle Sunday evening
before a large and appreciatiye au-
dience. Mathoniha Thomas will deliver
a lecture on Bits Of Gospel PhiloSo-
ply next Sunday evening
The stake presidency met with the
second Elders quorum at oakley last
Sunday and installed a new presidency,
Alonzo j. Marchant, president. with
Harlan Gines and George Wilde as
counselors.
THE FOURTH.
independence day was spent I'm the
usual way. beginning with the firing
~ cannon and crackers At 10 O'Clock
the people assembled al the stake tab
ernBcle where "a very interesting pro-
gram was rendered Hon. Alma Ed
redge presided. Thomas Coplcy Was
chaplain. The Declaration OF lude-
pendonce was read by Frank Evans.
and Prof +. J. Jensen was orator Of
the day. The brass band furnished
inspiring music.
Al o'clock at the city park a ball
game was played between Park city
and Coalville teams; score Il 10 70 in
favor Of the former A Children's
dance was given I'm the Pavilion and
ull kinds OF sports were INDUCED in
The day passed on without any acct.
dent
CHILD LOST IN MOUNTAINS.
Considerable excitement was caused
here 40 the dance given at the opera
House ou the night OF the Fourth. Just
before IL closed an announcement was
made that the slN-year-old daughter
NJ Mr.. and Mrs, James Robinson was
lost in the hills about is miles east ~
here on Chalk creek. About twenty
five young men left tho dance for the
scene. aud took up a search for the
little one
Mr. and Mrs. Robinson and family
had gone up the creek TO spend the
Fourth. fishing. and about Q o'clock
in the afternoon the little girl and
several other children were playing
near the creek about N yards from
camp. The girl left the others and
said she was going back to camp to
get her father. She started back and
got ON a trail which did not lead 10
the camp Instead. the child continued
ON M the creek and when the parents
missed the little one search was az
once commenced. but she could not be
found anywhere
4 messenger was sent 20 Coalyille
and the alarm sounded Coz the dance
where a crowd was soon gathered 20
make the search. Arriving al the lo-
cation. a thorough search was made.
which resulted in finding the little
girls tracks as soon as daylight came.
They followed her for a distance Of
over four miles She had taken on
her shoes and stockings and lost them
IN the creek. which she had crossed
on a foot log
After travelling a short distance
across the creek she laid down and
went 10 sleep. and the men had
passed within 20 feet o. her several
times. Suddenly she awoke and cried
papa" and was then taken 10 her
anxious mother. who was almost pros
trate with grief The little one was
cold, but otherwise she said she felt
an right said she was not frightened
az al.
DEMISE OF YOUNG MOTHER.
Mrs Title Boothe. daughter Of
Thomas wilde Of this place who had
been residing IN Idaho and who had
been ~ OF late. suffering from dropsy,
determined 20 come home 90 see II
the change would not improve her
health While on her way hither she
became worse. and when she got to
Brigham City. she stopped off and died
there. Her remains were brought here
yesterday for burial The funeral scr-
vices were held In the stake tabernacle
here this afternoon. She leaves
husband and three children Co mourn
her demise, the youngest child being
but six weeks old
PAINFUL ACCIDENT
sam Moore. a son ~ Postmaster
David Moore Of Castle Rock, met with
painful accident Tuesday. He was
riding HE horse across the country
looking Tor a rope that he had dropped.
when suddenly the horse stepped Dob
badger hole and threw the young man
90 the ground
The animal fell on top of him and
the horn of the saddle struck his left
collar bone. badly fracturing %. He
was brought here and Dr. French re-
duccd tho fracture
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