The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-07-03

N'l' NUN NblllNIUlt NlNlIllE UtI
amt. Miss VI. X salmon.
The -turk paid visit tn the home
~ WnliorCaldcrwoud last saturday.
aud left u sweet little boy.
Sacrament meetings are now held
sunday evenings beginning att pm
instead Of In the afternoon.
Miss Millir Robinson na, gone on
an extended visit with her cousin.
Mrs. Geo. LoNau. of Evanston.
Miss Julia Atwood NJ salt Lake.
was the guest Of her friend, Miss
Olive Branch The forepart Of week.
Joseph ~ Barber Is wearing his
best smile by way Of appreciation
Of the >tork,' latest gift TO him-a
boy which arrived Monday. All Icon
c"rned doing nicely.
Cyrus Hansen aud La Vim Surcn-
son Of Mantua were united In mar
riagr at the salt Lake temple on
Thursday. They will probably make
their home In Brigham.
Coalvillo has = junior baseball
team that will play any such other
team In the county and are open for
engagements day aud night. They
are just dying for game. For par
ticulars write o. V. Ostler, Coalville,
Utah.
People going to Morgan To spend
the Fourth will go down ON the re-
gular train and can return on No.
%, which reaches Morgan between
sand . p. M. A special will be run
from Echo to wanshlp To carry
passengers On the branch.
The road supervisor last week put
In fumes across the street both
north and west from r. l.. Allon's
corner. one Is needed very badly
from the tithing corner west, as II
has been patched up In past years
50 that It Is impossible now to tell
which Is the lume or the patch.
We are In receipt Of the map Of
Park City mines including Ulntah,
Blue Ledge, Snake Creek, Amer
lcau Fork, and Big and Little Cot
tonwood mining districts. Utah,
compliments Of Child, Cole, d Co..
brokers, 100 Atlas Blk. Salt Lake
City. Utah, for which receive our
thanks. They are free upon appli-
cation ~ long rs they last.
\ special train Of seven passenger
coaches, literally packed with sun
day School children and their
friends from Coalville aud Wan
ship, arrived at Ogden AT 10 O'Clock
this morning and n few minutes
later codtlnued ON tn Lagoon over
the short Line. The little folks
were accompanied by the Coalyille
brass band, and while the train re.
malnod on the side track. the mu-
sicians seronaded all the rnilroad
officials from "Scotty' up 10 Sun
rointendent Manson.-Ogden Stan
dard.
The marriage OF Miss Evelino
Turner Of Evenston, Wyo., to Mr..
Those. Ball Of Wasatch, Utah,
was solemnly performed Mt the
homo of the groom's sister, Mrs. ID.
ID. Phalen, at 3Ol Wilson Ave.
Ogden, Utah, June 25th, Judge
Howell officiating. The rooms were
beautifully decorated with n pro-
fusion Of roses and ferns. The
maid Of honor was Miss l.. May
Bali the groom's sister. The groom
was attended by II. Richard Gibbs.
After the ceremony, dainty lun-
cheon was served 10 few relatives
and friends. The bride and groom
departed for the east on the 7:iO
train. -Evanston Press.
What would you rather be, killed
or frightened to death? Ask City
/ Electrician Hartly. About ll:l5
last Sunday night young man
threw a cannon cracker through an
open window into the engine room
at the power house. After II o'clock
the electrician draws curtain be-
tween the boiler and engine rooms
to keep out the noise from the boil
er room. In short, when the crack
er exploded, and as soon as he could
gather himself, Hartley ran into the
engine room, thinking the engine
head had blown out, Well, what
Hartley said to the bomb thrower,
wouldn't look well In print. Such
capers are going n little too far.
At Hymen's Altar.
Simple but effective was the we'd
ding which occurred at the First