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Show I COALVILLE T: ixi: OOALY1LLE. FRIDAY. JUNE 25. 1897. two iacbM ia length and aro Ur fnll. Itjea nowjarwtjr, beardle Is said to be a large producer. aad special train. Park City has the beet and e,?LlJha-6uU"4 Coalville and-tb- e entire county ar proud of them. th odd A vkllows- ImWil u4 ?r - KBj.ysbl ftMpMl, none Affair U - Peoples Mercantile Tbs Collierville, Tennessee, gur say Tbe tud diy of amine that when an old subscriber died the mnt picnic, bil for by the Odd Fellows of arranged other day, leaving fourteen years sub- Coalville cam off at the Park on UM Ml MfttTUH V scription unpaid, the editor appeared at Saturday last, and it was aCity credit to tbe v oozinuff as lid wse the th grave being screwed committee, to the order and to the Aurri city. ... iius. down for the last time knd put into tbe Not a tingle thing occurred that would taw. , Tbe annual of the Uaiveraity of Utah, coffin a been d aster, a thermometer, a in acaa any way detract from the pleasure of including th LUh Slat Normal achool, leaf fan and a receipt for making the palm 1897-O- S ..UJta for day, and no part of the program gait Lake, with announcemanU ice. comTbe Chicago Timee-Heral- d 1890-97- , which had been arranged for of atudeota and for was . t tep.i baa catalogue pliments Tennessee editors, who," it omitted or slighted. .... juat reached us. ays, are noted the world over for their It waa an occasion that gave opporThe wool is coming in by the wagon thooghtfulnese end to all Coalville and adjoining tunity stackia now tanM and load, a)arge quantity , Atari A to towns inslined meet as a large family, become offer t poet exchange 1t Tfca TWaMl. Kolb Ha ed up near the cart. Sheeptheshearers fela of better and spend a pleasant a head eong acquainted swelling this:ing wagon are also coming through by . xBases low foil of gin, coming borne at 4 a. m. hie day with each other. Everybody was Iwawt o. I. Lyon well stacked up. lead, pretty ary wife dont let him in. Hi feet are fall of welcome and everything was free lor ell, W. Vnl Dell Reddou and Robert Johnson have hla ... Wad H. hie bead is full of wheel ; tbe and in taking the initiatory in this moet Chari tacglefoot, . AayUTi't ... . Juba CUrh returned from their wanderings in the runs around.the knob, be s fun- commendable object, tbe Odd Fellow Call! keyhole C A. h. 0. Iilaa north and tell about the same story as ny feeling feele. if puts his feet open have ret gn example which we .... W1)lUwBrar hope all others who have gone from here. the porch, his bead npon the . . JuavpB B. Ball ground, all sill be followed by other. A great Waaatcb low. . ..Alice Loadoa . scarce and is Work wages the time within hie mug tbe wheels are many cities have adopted, tbe plan of Ovw0 a .L. Van Banua A. H. Addy and the result Mrs. Goss of Minneapolis, Minn., will going round. He thinks that he is sober Saturday open a studio In the Wilkins building and that evervon ia tight, and ha thinks in every instance has proved beneficial. The attendance last Saturday was Church Dliactory sometime neit week. She will give hes in his bedroom, instead of out all lessons in pastel painting at greatly re- night. He thinki the moons a dollar and flattering ; almost, if not qnlt as large duced rates. The public is invited to will buy a dosen drinks, and various at on National holiday occasions. All UTTUtiT BAnrr. other thoughts he thinks, and thinks went prepared with well filled lunch and see her work. call Wabd SACBAWBirf Mmtibo Every and thinks. But when the morning baskets, which were opened np at 1 W right, Pro. m.-F. H, 1 at p. We learned yeeterday that Harkneaa, Sunday, and cometh soon at that, be oclock, and If anybody went hungry he Rabath School Every Sunday at the Park City pitcher, had been taken cometb, look around and marmure: Great was no huetler. Geo. Beard, 8upt. M a. m. te Salt Lake to be operated upon for ap- snakes! Where am I at?" Tbe cricket game was the firat (port flrxt Sunday will Farr Mixtiho Every pendicitis. Ws trust the operation indulged in, andwaa decidedly interestat 2 p. m. Bishop. bo successful and fur the patient's speedy What the writer didnt know Tk TlykM. ing. Ocnbbal Pbibbthoop Msrriso Of the recovery. the- - telephone poles, abont cricket would stock a eemmunity Ward, i'lrft Sunday of each month at - We understand It Is now lawful" to" catch trout "with with the exception of e very few , are with information, bnt before the game 4p. m Biabop. was out we bad learned all about leg and line; it is not lawful, howMbbtiwo kook Every Pbibbthoop lAionc already to receive the wire between ever, to turn streams, use nets or ex- here and Kama; Hie expected, too1 byes, wide," Wodneadayat 7:30 p. m. Biabop. etc. The game resulted in a first plosives in catching fish. Pot hunters that the man to string the wire will ar- "no-balReuse Socibty Mxrrmoe EveryBuild-in bad better heed this warning ere their rive within a day or two to put it up.- - victory lor the First Eleven, composed Tburaday at 3 p. m., in Academy Klixabeth Luaty, Pro. W hen this ia finished, a most denia- ofmawy of the old cricketers. dough" gets into the county treasury. SunAt-Bali oclock the Coalville Brats Band na Press. M. A. Every M. Mxxtwgs I. Y. ble and much needed convenience will Tree. and famished music for the out came day at 7 :30 p. ra. B. B. Copley, be value in of which D. C. McLaughlin and Sheriff Lindsay put operation, the day snd after luncheon the childY. L. M.4. A.Mbbtihob Every Mon- of Park City were in Coalville Tuesday it ie hard to estimate. day at 7:90 p.ra. Elia Barber, Pre. on business connected with the postLet there be no hitch or delay, and rens dance was announced in the paPbimaby Mirrmoa Every Friday at ponement of the sale of the Crescent those citizens having charge oi th few vilion and the little folks had a merry 4 JO p. m., in Academy Building, time of it for over an hoar. Mining property at the suit cf the Wa- poles yet to be erected eheuld pee to Maggio Salmou, Pree. A few minor sports were indulged in satch Mining company. The sale was it that they a re placed atones and in CHota pBscnct Every Tbureda; at snd then the baseball game between will be we in short time to 13th. a until very shape July 7M p. m. J. W. Simiater, Chorister' postponed the old rivals, the Married vs. Single do business. Crow-tbIn this gam the Mr. E. D. Crowther, William men, ws called. COSeatOATIOMAL CHISCH. married men didnt do a thing to the and wife of Salt Lake, and Mrs. XSr. Cliryill. f gmral Preaching service every dbcond Sun- A. H. Andy of Park City, were ia CoalThe funeral service over the remains tingle men, the score at the finish stand-i- n day evening. Sunday School every ville Sundav and Monday. They came of Mrs. Thomas 24 to 6, in favor of the former. By m. Chappell were held at Rwnday at 2.30 p. to attend the funeral of tbeir relative, the 8tske Hons Sunday afternoon, and the way, we havent heard much about J. D. Numso, Pastor. Third North and QuincxSt. Salt Lake. Mrs. Thomas Chappell. They formerly were latgerly attended. Quito number baseball since. lived in Coalville, and met many old came down from Rockpori, the former It waa understood that two innings at Mends while here. home of the deceased. Friends and cricket were to be played, but owing to We undemtand steps will be taken te relative from Peon, Kama, Oakley, the limited time the second inning was In deferred until after tbe ball game, when reorganise a cricket dub here. A lew Balt Lake sad Park City were also waa covered The attendance. casket it was played out. Iu the morning of one the best had years ago (Coalville cricket clubs in the then Territory, and with beautiful wreaths and flowers, gam the score stood 65 to 27 in favor of as them is plenty of good material here, placed tber by loving hands. Robert the First Eleven. In the afternoon the there is no reason why we eheuld not 8lddeway of Roekport and Jesae Bur-bi- d Second Eleven went to bat and made g of JCsmaa spoke feelingly and in 42 rone, bringing their score np to 69; have the beat dub ia the Statu. By mil means organise, and practice, aad inn great praise of the departed, having tbe First Eleven then made enough to abort time some good garnet cun be known her since her infancy. Hon. pass this score and were declared the Alma Etdredge delivered a touching and victor. The bowling by Wm. Ball and palled off. masterful sermon, and after appropriate Matthias for the Second Eleven and by AUeh Jacobs and J. 7. Johnson were by the choir th funeral procession JatOee find W. D. Robinson for the Firat, More J watte Copley today on a charge tonga moved np to the cemetery where the re- was pronounced by old cricketers ae Yerv of fighting. Both pleaded not guilty. mains were tenderly laid ia the grave. good. Mr. Jacobs trial came off at 2 oclock A dance in the pavilion at night endand he was fined $6 and costa, , amountMr. Isaaa Horner, proprietor of tbe ed tbe program and all went home well deMr. 9.15. Johnson ing ia alt to Barton House, Durton, W. V., end one pleased snd satisfied. manded a jury trial aad the case was of th most widely known men of the th caiccrr gams. , . heard at S ocleck. The jury returned a state was cured of rheumatism alter f enable to obtain tbe official We were of with recommendation of verdict guilty three years of suffering. He says: I core of the second LOCH BREVITIES. defendant was The court. inning, but tbe first of the mercy have not sufficient command of laninning was a follows: fined & end costs, emounting in all to guage to convey any- - idea of what I First 11 Swainxon, 34 runs; bowled Mies Annie West is In Morgan on a 115.15. suffered; my physicians told me that by Ball, caught out by Haddow. Janies Drs. Manx of Coalr ille and Wilson of nothing could be done for me and my Robinson, 10 runs; bowled and caught visit to relatives and friends. Pai k City made a special examination friends were fully convinced that noth- out by Meuzie. Samuel Clark, 1 run ; bowled out by Ball. J. James, 6 runs ; County Clerk feoyden went to Park and diagnosed the case of Mrs. Bunot of ing but death would relieve roe of my bowled by Matthias, caught out by City on official business Wednesday. Henefer, who was to have had a sur- suffering. In June, 1893. Mr. Evans, Hyrum Bale, 3 runs; bowled by. Mrs. 0. Allison gave a pleasant after- gical operation performed tor then talesman for the Wheeling Drug Ball, caught out by Buffmire. Joseph noon tea to a lew friends Thursday. eancer. The physicians found a cancer Co., recommended Chamberlain's Pain Jones, 4 runs; bowled by Matthias, out bowled by Bhaw. W. D. Robinson, T. J. Almy was ont from Salt Lake below the larynx, and postponed the Balm. At this time my foot and limb by Matthias, out by Buffmire0; II. All. of of the age the were swollen to more than doable their good, 9; bowled out by Ball. Wm. Monday with checks lor the Wasatch operation, on account patient, until the case should become normal size ard teemed to me my leg Marshall, 0; left at the bat. J. A. miner. dangerous. Dr. Mans is of the opinion would burst, but soon after I began us- Smith, 0; boa led by , Matthias, out by Hxddow. Orson Arnold, bowled out by A ball gams' is on at Coons Pitch Sunthat the cancer can be reduced by ing the Pain Balm the swelling began Matthias. Wide, 3: byes, 6. Total, 85. day between the Coalville Banty Blues medical applications. to decrease, the pain to leave, and now Second 11 E. Batrley, 0; bowled by and the Echo dub. f consider that I am entirely cared. J. Bobinson, oat Mrs. Goss, ef Minneapelis, an artist of byW. D. Robinson. : bowlMr. Annie Cluff ollrovo, sister of great merit, judging from the press For sale by John Boyden A Son. Roy Wilkins, 2; ed, by J. Robinson. J. Haddow, 1; Commissioner Carruth, is out on a visit notices ah receives on her travels, is bowled out by W. D. Robinson. Asa to relative and friends. NmIm. Wilson. 2; bowled by J. Robinson, out in Coalville, and will remain some time At the last session ef the City Council by Bwainsan. Matthias, 1 ; bowled out Walter Boyden, Prank Evans, B. and give instructions in pastel work. it was decided to strictly enforce tbe bi- by W. D. Robinson. John Shaw, 0; Copley and others are in Sait lake at- Mra. Gone won three prises at the Lovebowled out by J. Robinson. G. Buffand dog tax ordinances. cycle land fair, in Colorado, on work from her tending the summer school. Notice is therefore given that tbe mire, 2; bowled nut by J. Robinson. notices which we have W. G. Btoekman, 1; bowled out by W. aad the many brush, ordinance, prohibiting from riding were Mis. Cluff 8. 6. and Mr. up of bicycles on the eldewalka will be en- D. Robinson. Benjamin LUoyd, 13; left different from reed her exchangee give Provo on a visit. They brought up a at once, and that all dogs on at bat. Wm. Ball, 0; bowled out by W. credit for being a very efficient teacher. forced load of choice fruit with them. which the tax is not paid before July D. Robinson. Robert Mentie, 2; bowl6he invitee the public to call at her 10th will be shot. ed out by W. D. Robinson. - Wide, 1 ; Roy Wilkins, Ray Brim of Echo has been in Coal-wil- studio in the Wilkins building next City Marshal. byes, 2. Total 27. and vicinity the paatweek can- week and examine her work. AasSALL THU SCOBS. blood with sawafraa Dont thin vassing lor a popular book. At the rate at which postmasters have or poison it your with blue-ma; bat aid been appointed the last few month, it nature by using DeWitts little Early Lore use Young, representing the Furniture Company, was doing wilt not be tong before a clean sweep Risers, the famous little pills for cobiliousness and etomach and will have been made, and the following nstipation, business in Coalville this week, liver troubles. They are purely vegbe of interest : From pril 14th to etable. Mrs. E. M. Alliso and Mrs. Lena may John Boyden A Son. 29th, the Postmaster-GenerApril pot WednesPark to went City Thackeray in 1481 new appointments; April 90th day on a abort twit to ralativea. to May l$th. 1155; May 14th to 26th, Awarded lire. T. C. Smith goes to Salt Lake to- 1222 ; May 27th to June 12th, 1869, makmorrow to aeo her sister, Mrs. Charles ing a total of 5,727 from April 14th tu Highest Hooora Worlds Fair Kimpball, who is repotted quite ill. June 12th, This ia not so slow, and offices. The in town a couple of these were all fourth-clas- s P. C. Evans of in any one number changes Wo understand he greatest week. days this intend making a trip through Wyotu-to- g day waa 157, on June 7th, The very soon. City baseball club went Coalville through Coalville Sunday on their way was ia Uullibur Operator this week with his camera, lie Lae to wipe up the earth with the soldiers which they did by a taken a number of view from nature in on the diamond,1. 10 to About thirty of the of score the various canyons. Park Clubs admirers from Coalville acEd- - McCarthy baa been out from companied them, and were as pleated Salt Lake for a week on 4 fishing trip. over the reeult as any Park Cityite. On Be inet with go! success in landing Monday the Park club' scooped the T - tht frisky trout. Jubilee team at Becks tlot' Springy by Strikeouts By Wilkin, 12; by James, down some a score of 20 to 13, and Co&iville had us J. M, Hixson brought 4 ; by Crompton, 2. Base on balls Off MOST PERFECT MADE Wilkins, 1 ; off Jsmes, 2; off Crompton, lksofbarieyth.it cannot be beaten made arrangements to meet them at the wdsnti-e- d on bis place at dejiot here with a delegation of citizens, A pure Crape Cream of Tartar Powdet. Fret 1, Left on bases Married, 8 ; Single, 4. Call It where. nij Wkual.ip! - lie has a good field of it, headed by the brass band, on their re- from Ammonia, Alum or y other adulterant . Receipt, books, 100 in a book, forsale at 0 Years th Standard. bout ten acre. The head will average turn, but the club went home on a his office. number of citizens and ckildna wont np to Po Saturday to at toad Sunday School conference, and without exception report a very enjoy ble time. A goodly UI ttai Company. -- t . cl .... s, CHIloDFEJMS CLOTHING I l, er See them before buying. Buff-mir- It costs nothing to examine. Peoples Mercantile ALMA LLDREDGE, Manager. e. C Q ls ss Co., 1L, Always On Hand at the rcH Lump, Stove, $2.25 1.25 al DR; PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY r T WeberCoal Co rrk in some of our lines at Bedrock Price and see to be convinced. All other goods at HARD T G. W. & ROBT. YOUNG, Wans |