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Show V - V , I ? hr . H HOME A Happy, Oieinitg amnent. New Year to all. business. $F SUMMIT COUNTY COALVILLE. UTAH. FRIDA t. DECEMBER 31. 1000. DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS A good farm for rent ia Coalvilla. Esquire at Bojrdoaa Drag Star. NEWS write it 1910. IN- FOR RENT A GOOD FARM. QUIRE AT DRUG STORE. wadding cards at reasonable prices. ' The Times Lee H. Walker, representing the Proudflt Sporting Goods Co., of den, is in town today. Og- t ' -- j e. e i ' - i sal me oe-in- g NO. 50 CITT COUNCIL. We have a fine line of visiting and S3MiSSttSK3eiSlM6M JOB WORK NEATLY DONE " 4 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Deming of EvansCounty Clerk J. M. Hixson and fam Principal J. M. Thomas is spendng Wyo., are the guests of Mr. and ton, ily spent Xmas in Wanship. e holidays in Salt Lake. Mrs. J. H. McCardle. A fine baby girl was born to the wife Bell Redden of Park City was a Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Manning arof Lorenzo Marshall on December 22. visitor seat Tuesday. unty rived from Salt Lake yesterday and Miss Inez Rboadis home from Salt will make their home here. J. 8. Ball of Wahsateh was in Lake to spend the holidays. the business on seat forepart unty We are in receipt of a very pretty ie week. W. W. Allen and Bert Blondin are calendar from the Summit FurniAlexander Wright, who has been eon spending the holidays here with rela ture A Mercantile Co., Just a Song ued to the bouse for the past three lives. at Twilight Tues eeks, was seen on the streets This is The Coalville Times birth Fore sale A fine strain of white day. Call in and make us a birthday Wyondott roosters. Must be sold immediately. Applyjat T. L. Allen, I The game of basket ball between present bj paying in advance. Coalville, Utah, oalville City team and the Heber team The business bouses are having their visitors Foreman Burnett, with a large fores by eaulted in favor of the summers ice supply put in. It is now of 14. 41 to men, is at present setting poles, get core of about 10 inches thick and of good qua! ting things in shape for the stringing ity. Mrs. Susie Wilde, who has been at the cables, etc., necessary for- - the of be hospital here for the past seven James Walton and Heber Wilde have new plant of the Bell Telephone com- nice both received letters from Box B, alt eeks, is reported as getting along the hospital Lake, and expect to leave on a mission pyand will be able to leave Mrs. R. C. Redden entertained a ,n the next few days. soon. few friends at dinner at her homo week The regular session of the county in HoytaviUo, Wednesday, Deo. 28, The Coalville Times appeared a creditable a is it and commissioners will be held next Mon and a very enjoyable time was bad. ;o in Xmas dress were Grandma .reduction which gives Coalville and day. All having business with the Those present . The board Mrs. W. II. Mrs. lummit county a good write-upRhoades, take notiee. Spriggs, Kimball and daughter, Mrs. Geo. ristmas Times displays consider L. M. Evans of Denver, P. C. Evans Richfield Brown and Mrs. Nell of Caalville. ible energy and enterprise. and wife, Wilmer Evans and wife of Reaper. Salt Lake were the guests of Mr. and J. H. McCardle of this eity is aa exI. M. Shaw and family of Ogden Mrs. J. L. Boyden during the holidays. pert at making wedding cakes. This relatives and spent Christmas with week be made one for Granville DemDuring the past week the Weber friends here. Mr. 8haw is in business Jr., of Upton that ia a beauty. Any ing, at Five Points in Ogden and reports Coal company has put on a night shift. one using such aa article contemplating demand to There be to seems a for We are glad good deing a fine business. or write Mr. to call do will well black diamonds these days, and will see Isaac doing nicely, lie came in and eakes cheaper He make can help things materially in this vicinity, left $1.50 for The Times for 1910. all of which we should be thankful for. tbea the bakery and the price will be -f- i-B. mere reasonable. Bummers of Echo, Summit Watch Coalville grow. Pacific railway, Union on the county, The Coalville Times, ia aa effort to David Rees elegant briek house in has succeeded Mr. Man gum as agent its territory, comes out this week boost here on the Oregon Short Line. The the northern part of the eity is searing is a new Christmas dress. The edition and it la one of the best company has also put on a night oper- completion is one that Summit County should be ator again. Paul R. Thomassen of Kays-eill- residences we have. Mr. sad Mrs. prosd of, and knowing a little of the is night operator. Clearfield cor- Rees will certainly be eomfortahle ia hard work connected with sack aa editheir new home when completed. This respondent to the Davis County Clipper is wander if anyone in Summit another indication that Coalville ie tion, from the Times manageaside ' County a friend a good make to growing. If you want would do ae meek for country ment ilhristmas present, send him The Times A marriage license waa issued ia the and Rich County News people. will keep if he !a not now getting it. It a vm- t office of the aouafy clerk es Monday to 4 .. events that on the dm pouted important DieUmt rilaeagev Cannon and Local Martin John MhsiHmasS Jilmia ntt-eloenl poor the meridr Wkiteley of the Bell Teletell him where to go to get Wilkinson, both of Hoytville. They Manager jatnd were married the same day in the com- phone eompany were ia the eity .be most for his money when buying of the comhe missioner 's room at the eourt room by Wednesday, in the interests mppUet for himself or family and other matters taken up Among N. of Justice pany. Peterson the Peace J. in j will remember you and your kindness the presence of witnesses The bride ia was the starting of work for the new every week, ae the paper is delivered the ws daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Wil- office.' Manager Whiteley expects to him. Hello through the kinson of Hoytsville. Bhe is a young will be saying We still have about 100 copies of the ladjr of many graces of mind and per- new office not later than Jan. SI. Christmas Tunes, which we will sell son, who is capable of filling the home Watch Coalvllls Grow. with the regular issues this week at 5e she will adorn with happiness and will THE MAN WHO WINS. adver prove to be per eopy. It is the best possible truly a helpmeet and comthe panion using medium In theneounty and by the husband she has ehosen Tbs man who wins is the man who slow in be not should grasping to honor with her --hand. The groom does, people the opportunity of sending them out to is a fine" young man. The congratUla The man who makes tbingr hum- - Snd their relatives and friends. It may be tions on the happy event are numerous buzz, the means of bringing into the county and this paper is greatly pleased on The man who' works and the man who hundreds of dollars snd all aliks will this occasion to add its sets, hearty good he benefited. wishes to those being so freely extend- Who builds on a basis of solid facts; Who doesn't sit down to mope and Borne of our boy seem to have the ed. and dream, gymnasium erase. That is right A few lines pertaining to one of the and alfTbe ahead with the force of Who after cheapest but humps proper, largest corporations In the eountry, the steam, beet gymnasium in the world one that Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone com- Who hasn't the time to fuss and fret, trill exercise every bone and muscle' n This company opened an office pany. But gets there eveey-tithe body is a flat piece of steel, you bet. in Coalville about 10 years ago as a notched in one side, fitted tightly into toll station, this station being bandied The man who wins is the man wbp after being a wooden frame, and, at time by the proprietors of a that wears greased on both sides with a bacon barber A used the smile to cover his burden of cares; as an shop, shop being wood rnd, rubbed into a stick of office. From that time on they have Who knows that the sum will shine sawbuck. a lengthwise on had a steady growth of business, at the again, lime having 63 subscribers, That the clouds will pass, and we need who have few present a are per There just the rain. mitted their subscriptions to lag behind. with, prospects of 150 within the next Coat do it You will die one of these three months. At the present time they Who' bucklrs down to a pile of work have a large force of men under Fore- And never gives up and never will fine days and your family will want shirk eolumn obituary published free, and man Burnett, laying underground ca'then your daughter is soon to be mar- bles to their new office quarters, as well 'Til the task is done, and the toil is sweet, ried and you will expect your home as stringing 8,000 feet of aerial eable, thus doing away with all open wires in While the temples throb with red Roosevelt Alice an her to give paper blood s heat. the main part of the city. This comwriteup, and all free. It always pays is listed as of one the taxlargest lo be prompt in paying your subscrip- pany The man who- - wins is the man who payers in the county. Contracts havs tion to the local paper. climbs been signed with the Kamas Woodland The ladder of life to the cheery ehimes a corporation eompany, Parley Rees, son of Edmund Rees, Telephone of labor, the bells of oil, Of bells the met with a severe and painful aecident formed by the men of the Kamas valAnd isnt afraid his skin will spoil. in Grass near Thomas Welshs place ley, ia eorporated for $12,000, whereby If he face that shine of the glaring Creek last Thursday afternoon. Young they are to eonneet through a switch sun Rees bad been to the tnine for a load board in Kamas sad the Coalville And works in the light till his task is home when his on was 50 subscribers with the lines of way of eoal and done; tbn aecident happened. The sleigh used ths Bell company throughout the counA human engine with triple beam by the young man had a short tongue try. Another line at present under And a hundred and fifty pounds of and in coming down the hill released consideration is a line from Ujiton eon' itself from the neckyoke, making the necting through CoaTviUeTir the out-sid- e O "T lines of the BelL This eompany at sleigh impossible to guide, upsetting Bo Deat fellows over Hoy class and throwing the young present furnishes steady employment to a the wire fence, breaking several ribs fonr people ia our eity, this force about yourself wkeu'jouer crippled and tearing his clothing to shreds. He necessary Ho handle their business. with rheumatism or stiff Joints was immediately' taken home, neediest Psopls by words eannot express their of bourse youve tried lots of things assistance summoned and everything appreciation for the interest taken ia and thsy failed.; Try Bollards pne to make him sa comfortable as onr eity by this eompany ia building ns Snow Liniment It will drive away At first it. was. feared that , plant. u,.Hers Possible, wishing ali aehos, -and stiffnoM And pains k was injured internally, but at last them a prosperous 1910, and a great leave as well as you ever were. you reports waa resting quite easy. For sale by John Boytea A Bern. many more. ho f'jt 1L Beginning tomorrow, Harry Thomaa of 8alt Lake is here cu v XVI. pr$e$r Society ( If T1R- - a THE PEOPLES" ADVERTISER. VOIm tfuittnity U AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE OF UTAH The aewioa eity council met ia adjourned Logan, Utah, last Monday eveaing wRh the ' mayor and a quorum present. Offers the following winter courses; The matter of delinquent electric The Fanners Ronad-Up- , Jan. 17 t Died A I u home la this city at light consumers earn up sad it waa Jam 29, 1910. . S a. m., jrJerday, of pneumonia, decided to sue If aeeeesary. . Dairying, Jam. 24 to Feb. 19, 191ff. The following beads were approved; Miss Barb a Neeley, aged 14 years. Horticultural Inspection, Jan. 24 fa - . J. Lewie, J. H. Wilde, J. C. Clark, N. Feb. 5, 1910r No one ei explain why a young . van Peterson a Z. and such Barbara Willitm - Poultry Management, Jan. 24 to Fob. girl, Neeley, Ferry. should be Hailed from this life at A revolution panned , conveying to 19, 1910. fourteen. S'i had not a thought John 8priggn all of lot I of block 7$ Housekeepers Conference, Jan. 24to that waa not - gentlo one, not t no of Coalville eity survey for the urn Feb. 8, J910. that did nos hold all the world in of 25.00. Admission to these courses, 1.00. ' the arms ef jte kindliness. ' Her Adjourned to Jnn. 3, 1910, at 1$ a m. , e funeral wllll pathetic beyond ex to Jan: 4 March 12, 1910. Forestry, The publishers of ths New York Clippresaion, for sot one, aa the last per announce Commerce, Jan. 4 to April 2, 1910. that havs ia they prepgood-byskU be said, but will aration n aeries of articles on NOTABLE Admission to these course, $100. .ihe been sustained feel that a PLAYERS OF THB PAST AND for which thre no compensation. PRESENT, Meehaale Arts, Jan. . 4 to April beginaing with Edwin I, Forrest and continuing down to the 1910. ' ; , r f May time bring its resigns) ion, and These articles will give time. h present may the ahouLateruity that rsJ the professional career ef si the notaAdmission, $2.00 for each course. . ' celves her qpnl, surround it with ble star In the profession, mentioning sunshine. the ia The which Farmers1 have conwill everlasting important plnys they Roondlp Vainly groping after the Infinite appeared, ete., and when completed will vene for two weeks' The first week ' make a record which will be valuable will be devoted to studies in Agronomy, meanings ws cry: Why should so nd Interesting to all persons interestso. a Ilfs be necessary d precious ed ia theatricals both in aad out of Entomology and Horticulture. The taken? Ths 4 old question which the profeeaioa. The first Instalment week will bo spent with live stock, X will never be answered till the veil will appear ia the issue dated Jean-ar- ia a study ef breeding, feeding aad X, 1910.. ... . ... , of our mortal tRiou be rent by Imjudging the various classes of farm, aniws see, not as now, mals.' Dr. C, F. Curtis, dean and mortality, an! I CITT DIRECTORY. darkly, but f$eq to face. Then also of the Iowa Agricultural ColThe fellewiag are the present eity may wo behold the heavenly manlege, and one of the moat eminent au4 sion which perhaps she was called thorities oa live stock ia ths world,-wil- l Mayor Frank Croft thither, thus tly, to help prepare bo on of ths special lecturers at Recorder J. K. Carrath. for her leved wee. , Treasurer J. 8. Calderweed. the Round Up. Marshal J. W. Bail Th Housekeepers' Conferees will CouasUmea Frank Deming, J. H. Died At his fioms in this city at also bo a special feature of ths winW. Wilds aad 7:80 yesterday? morning, of pneu- Ball, Daniel Bommera, J. T. K. Meere. work. ter , monia, Parley Rons, aged 18 ean. Roes b !ad. That sounds Parley very strenge tdouresn as we repeat Inflemoriam. , -- .. ii - - es ' lo' . aeo-oa- y - . it oer and Jar,-anthink. short time ago he wee young, fresh d now he is dead. and full of life Ie It true? Dld.ws asy that Parley was dead? Yo4 but we change that aqd any that hi ia st reet. WIU we miss him, did yen ask? How eaa we forget! Dose the eon forget to keep its appointed time, er the star to shine ia their br.'jht orbs? Nay, verily I Neither jdoee image stamped upon our heart by those we love perish and deeay. fo, we shall not forget Parley. Be tea a noble, true young man, and we delight to pay tribute to hie utlujofy. A ehair at the tabb ia vacant, a place ia the Sunday Ichool ie left te bo filled, but thwd ef workman f 0o V V IS K! xt fact, the Coalville City Club will give one of the cleanest, pure fun min strel shows ever seen here. The eom mittee has secured the services of Mr. Harry Barlow, a professional actor sad minstrel man, who will direct the show, and they are eonfdent that this show will be the best tod biggest ever giv ' A,y lv a s Mines 0 1 COALVILLE, UTAH. Walter Lee, a brother of tiie deceased left ednesdsy to bring the remains her for burisL - ple! Io . the last ounce; coal that is all coal, and the ash of which is evidence of its heat energy thats the kind of coal we sell - will be given to the correct guesser. First What is the difference between the Prince of Wales, aa orphan child, a bald headed mao and a monkey 'a mother! Second If it takes 5 Vi yards of well water to make an overcoat for a cod fish, bow long will it take a sardine to kick a lobsters ear full of crab ap- . - of 21. aa a a. aa aa aa a x f,( ? , v V sympathy and koutnmhly to will of the Creator . .. Word waa receted the forepart of the week by Thootaj Lee, that his eon Albert had tfied on Monday at Summit, Boavet count y( of pneumonia. Mr. Lee bad apparently re. covered from the dreaded disease, having been eonloed to the honee for a period of eight weeks, and had started work again when the grim reaper overtook him. Ho leaves a wife, two children,-- , father and mother, besides ether relatives to mourn hie deatbrThe deceased was born in Robinhood, Yorkshire.Eng., and cams to this country at the age Two Puzzlers that will be . an swered by theC.tl.C.MlnstrelsMon-da- y night, Jan. 10,nt the OperaHouse lo the meantime two reserved seats JOSEPH BARKER, BREEDER Jersey OF and Duroc Cattle-Berksh- ire Jersey Hogs, r Has for Sale Choice Registered Jersey Bull Calves from $50 to $100 each. Also some choice young pigs at $25 per pair. Secure the best from Utahs Greatest Stock Farm en in Coalville. Give Us Your 1st Prize t Summi- t- County Fair ? Order Early i Gold Medal and Blue Ribbon, Awarded to Jos . Barber &Son Manufacturers of FUlronng Extracts, Toilet Article, Etc. O'' LW (X Weber Coal spells economy,' Try a ton. It will: do a tons work. Do not take , 8 ; any. chances this season in the V matter of fuel. Coal that V : ) produces the greatest amount o l tv rtToli&CSSnMr .bums- iol - wiU. 7 . For a Turkey for XMAS. Ana in the meantime remember we can serve you the best Meats, Fish and Vegetables. SUMMIT MFATCO., & Pi St8$X Ball, $. .. , r - - x 4. . , . |