The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-03-25

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Our regular shipment Of paper
/ failed To reach us this week so We
ask The Indulgence uf our readers.
Mrs George Williams aud Miss
Lottie Lusty passed through Coal
willie today on route to Park city.
Funeral services were held Friday
/ in the Stake house over the remains
~ Mrs Elizabeth Williams. The SER
vices were conducted under the di-
rcctlou OF the Grass Creek bishopric
Bishop John u. Pcndlcton presiding.
The speakers were: EN-bishop w.
;. Wilde, George Bcard, j. u. PEN
dlotou and Edmond Rces. The sing
ing was rendered 10y members of the
Grass Creek and CoalNillc cholrs
I The remains were Inferred H. the
city cemetery.
4 number NJ citizens got together
last Thursday aud appointed gem
cral committee Tor "a" Home Com-
ing bay" Those constituting the
committee have all been consulted
aud have signincd their willingness
to act. Following il the personnel Of
the committee; r. J. Lewis, J. w.
Wilde, Mrs. ELISA Norihcott, Grant
y. Bullock, Mrs. Louora Boydcn,
James Caldcrwood and W. II. Man
ming. Tho columns NJ TIM TIMES
arc open 10 the committee aud more
news may looked for Ia the nest
issue. Every body boost.
\ telegram was received from
Seattle, Washington, Tuesday even
Ing 10y Mrs. q. G. Jcnncrson, that
her husband had died on the 18th.
last Friday, Of pneumonia and brain
foyer. Mr.. Jennorsou suffered an
attack Of the above diseases last
December and had apparently re-
covered, when he took n set back.
with the above result. Mr.. Jcuner-
SON was born April 7tb, 1879, in Bos-
ron, Mass, aud died Ia seatrrr,
Wash, on March 18th. 1910. The
sympathy OF the entire community
goes out Ia Mrs. Jcnncrson In this
her hour of sorrow. Nothing den-
mite has yet been done rs to the dis
position OF the remains.
ON account Of many of the electric
lights poles rotting oil near the
ground, the city electrician has had
quito number Of poles STUDIED
The city should go To work and buy
u carload Of cedar poles and these
could he cut up to "stub" with. thus
saving rebuilding almost the entire
line, and at minimum cost. when
the electric light line was built, none
Of the poles were toured" with u
f. prDsctNdtivr, aud u, a result many
Of the poles are rotting oil near the
ground, and will either have to be
replaced by now ones or "stubbed"
, 20 the next yonrog two. By nll means
get timber that viii last moro than
three az four years, or we will be-
continually rcsotting poles.
Mr.. Hartford, District Traffic Chclf
of the Rocky Mountain Bell rclc-
phone Company, with MIR. Whiteley
was iu Cualyillo Tuesday looking
over the conditions Of the new eN-
change. Among other things taken
up for the good VI the service, was
the installation Of night service.
From this time on Coalvillo will
have telephone service - hours "a
day, Arrangements having been
made to this end and an operator
will be- In the office night ana day.
Mr.. Whitclcy predicted some time
age that Coalyille would have an up
10 date exchange and the people are
certainly showing thoir appreciation
~ from o. telephones they now have
close 10 leo. Get In line und get
the Bell.
At the home of the brides parent,
Mir. and Mrs. D. y. Robinson. W.U-
uosduy evening, wn- -olemuitrd the
marriage Of their daughter Milllo.
to l.. h. Reid, Of Garfield, Salt Lake
county, Utah. At thu appointed
huur the COuula tDok thoir ulur es md