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Show " , rj r , ly - f 01.1 LE TI THEXOSA b DEVOTED THE PEOPLES ADVERTISER. INTERESffe OF SUMMIT CO U NT Y TO-TH- E JOB WORK NEATLY DONE COALVILI.E. UTAHr FRDAV. APRIL 15. 1010. VOL. XVII. a333Mws39aet Very impressive were tbe funeral services held yesterday afternoon over the Wmains of Mrs. John Stones, at the Stake house. Tbe speakers were Elders Geo. Beard H- o- Cwaist" D.jr U Sat for Juno 14 President C. A- - Callis and Bishop Gat Iota sal la tha Band Wagon All 76e work shirts next week 40c Sale Lake during the week to W.W William Z. Terry, Miss Florence Hear Sweet sand Robinson 6pirit of Rose and t Perskeys. Snyder Parley's Park, fusic was furnished My Prayer." A. Lincoln, of Salt Lake. Tbjt, Home coming day com Good quality of seed oaU at West bj the ward choir, under the dlrec mittofnet In the district court room farm, Hoytsville, Utah. Mr., and Mrs. Edgar Beard have tlonof J. E. Carlruth. Deceased was Wedpfiday evening, and aside from moved Into the house recently built born April 13th. 1856, at Coxla Emi- appointing the following committees Hlbbed under wear 75c grade all by M. C. Taylor. This is on of the County of Durham, England, next week 37c at L. Perskeys. her with to Utah parents in decided on June 14th and 15th as grated prlttieet little houses in this city. 1868. Married to John Stones in this Ho coming days. Just as soon FOR SALE Quilt for sale. Mrs. BornTo the wife of O. S. Wilde, city June 3rd, 1872. Was the mother as the isrlous committees have any M. A. Johnson, Coalville, Utah. last Saturday, a fine baby boy. of eleven children. nine of whom thlaf? tl report, the same will be husband survive her. In Bill of Sale" in book form for Mother find child doing nicely with her to herald the world through the in the tenement and Tod is the happiest father in city cemetery. ale at this office. 25 for 25 cents. of The Times. The eolumr town. Elder Chas. A. Callis spent two The Summit County Fair ass or three days in Coalville this week mittes dlow: Mrs. Charles Averill left for Salt aociation will meet tomorrow after Rsci Tion Com mittes Mr. T. J. Lake this morning where she will visiting friends and transacting . Jnoon. Lewis, the addressed some He business. Boyden, Edmund meet Mr. AveriU's mother, who is pi J. B.- L.Rhead, Eldredls, at Annie Car last at Sunday Hoytsville Notes in book Torn., 25 in a book, coming from California, and will people was ruth. IS. E. H. Rhead, Mrs. J. W. be and afternoon the meeting at 25 cents per book. At the Times make her homeliere. one of the speakers here at the Sun- Wilde, n. Nettle Ruff, George ffloe. day evening services. He leaves to- Beard, frank Croft, T. L. Beech, C. Warburton, teamster of the Joseph All next week Kingsbury hats Summit Fur. A Mer. Co. has been night for the south by way of Den R Jontf, Frank Rippon. ver and Kansas City. Mr. Callis 2.25, latest styles and colors at L. on the sick list the Finae-- G. Y. Bollock, Frank past few days seemed imwith the - His son Elmer has been pleased very Perskey. PingredN. J, Peterson, W. M. Boyrunning the made thdclty by being provements den, J, jt. Barber, J. N. Jensen, M. has himself wagon, and proved qnite and the citizens and he John Johnson, of Oakley, was in an R. fcalnfm, Elista Nortiicott, P. H. expressed at of end ribbons. the the expert the county seat on business the later the hope that before another year Neley,V. B', Wilde. of the week. part C. H. West, the enterprising rolled around that a school building Intuition J, W. Wilde, B. H. merchant, unloaded a car modern and adapted to the school Rhead, "m. Carruth, Hoytsville Mr. and Mrs. John 0Driscoll, of load of wiring fencing this week. conditions prevailing here, would L. Kamas, were county seat visitors This Is Mr. West's fourth car and be erected. Tbe Times, he said was RhoadetAgnes Rigby, Lovinia the forepart of the week. he attributes part of his success in a welcome visitor to the missionary Walkslj.t Llsxle Huffman, Frank diposlng of tbe fencing to the ad- from Summit County, and its pages vans, I berk Calderwood. Found Broach, in Stake Taber full of crisp articles and home news vertising done inthis paper. Knt : ainmbny-- J. & Calder nacle after meeting, Sunday, April were eagerly perused. wood ,1.1. Z. Terry, J. W. Lamb, 10th. Apply J. D. Barber. There was an extraordinary good CARD OF THANKS ffdmui I attendance at the Stake house last Mrs. Q Walton, J. H. Salmon, FOR SALE Domestic sewing maSunday night, and a good spiritual To the dear friends and neighbtrs chine, also one Beatty organ. Very feast was enjoyed by all. Tbe speak who so kindly assisted ' us In lifes J. H.W !e, Amy Boyden, Mrs. T. heap. Mrs. C. I. Wheadon. era were J. W. Lamb, Elder Lund, greatest trial, and those who so L. Alt e, lift, Sarah C. Taylor, G. C. A. Callis, of deftly wove together the beautiful w. y4 Dont miss the dance and concert of Salt Lake; Pres ; we tender our sincere N. Jen' j. , Southern States mission; Heber flowers, at the opera fiouse tonight for the f Mrs. E. Northcott, W. and Pres. thanks. John Stones PmoCj Wilde, Terry Bishop benefit of Elder Heber Wilds. Tick- Moses W. H. Ma j g, Mrs. W. H. Manning, AND FAMILY. Taylor. ets 86c. m, Mrs. J. L. Boyden, j. & " Times. Only of Elisa tbr Th Park Subscribe Lamberson, "tench, Mrs. G. H. Beard City, Famous Watson Plumer shoes, In advance. whose case was tbe last at (1.60 d, James Taggart. per year, payable patent leather, box calf and visa's suit inthe ofcourthere,flled tsitting II. ,.-Manning,-P- . 8poi 85.00 grads all next week $3.25 at L. A BABY SHOW IN COALVILLE district court in Salt Lake lastTbur-daBen Birch, Calderwood, .A. ..Perskcys. hw. ttitny enntsstanta i hut. Neeley ! In the ,at. to say that the healthiest basafe Co. Ice the Alaska its Miss Alvretta Claytaa eaaso up BagaaU, Earl EL win tbe prize. No baby would WUils of at the the t by working plan from Salt Lake the forepart of the week to attend ths funeral of Mrs. leo company In Park City, Lambor-ao- n can be 'healthy who suffers from TOBTATIOH T. J. Lewis, says bo foil through an foe worms and most babies do anises N. John Stones. Rtensoo. J. with from them ebnto on January 30 last, because of they are kept free Acte Decoration Mrs. W. M. BoyFOR SALE-Cho- ice Early Ohio negligence of the company in not Whites Cream Vermifuge. eed potatoes. Also one ton lucerne providing the neeeesary appratua. quickly, yet mildly is Its own pur- den, Mrs. J. El wood Carruth, Mrs. cod and SO head choice ewes. Mills His right arm was so injured as to gative. Mothers, dont attempt to J. S Calderwood, Ellen Copley, necessitate amputation, and suffered raise children without Whites Arab Walton. M. C. Taylor. Frank Brothers, Hoytsville, Utah. other injuries For the Injuries sus- Cream Vermifuge. Priee 25 cents. Carruth, Ermine Taylor, Geo. Clnff, Mamie Walker. A Marriage license was Issued in tained he aska $ 15,000. For sale by John BoyUsa A . Refreshmexts Mrs. Dr.FVeeef-- , Mrs. Lena Jensen, Mrs. Edgar 2 . Beard.Mrs. Alx. W right,-- 41 rs. Nell OKeefe. oi. i Committees NEWS HOME NO. 15 Are Named Monday, April 11th! I It will display a beautiful line of Trimmed Hats; Ladies and Childrens Silk, Pongee, Batiste and House Dresses at prices that will surprise you. Salmon JRi. I Call and see the elegant Dress Hats and big variety of SAILORS. MRS. M. E. RHOADES, Miliner, 'PHONE 41 BLACK. 7 w H - j4 hMi - Ready for you when you need anything in the line of fresh or salted meat-be- ef, mutton, 1 r non-suit- ; ed pork, ham or bacon. We know what we are buying; therefore know what we are selling-kn- ow how to cut it up, too, and we would like to have more erf Youll benefit by it, as well as we. your trade. H SUMMIT MEAT C0.7 r'cssniXi; y. A.W (T JJ -- To the inhabitants of Summit County. I have We do This entitles me to a in turn, can afford to give the people. we do A onlv.vod pmrxg. The Times Only Thectininepcf inont Now is your chance to get $2 worth of merchandise for $1. The early bird catches the worm COAL VILLE Ready-mad- e HOTEL f,-- c6randtheashl)fwhichi$' . par-oit- -- w w evidence of its heat energy- thats the kind of coal we sell 71V 71V ' r-- ud-d- 1 SAMPLE ROOM any chances this season in the matter off fuel. Coal that produces the greater amount, of heat; coal that bums to the last ounce; coal that is all ri. Jre-.ef- j Clothes for Men Weber Coal spells economy. Trya ton. it willdo tons work. Do not-ta- ke r tire school ill nd a .BoyifmTTTTsiUThu ftiif h. a ami the who wish art ially iu'i'(l to nlteri i in i hi nmg at 8 pcloek U.e rads, ill tender a lmnqni in hi..cr ' the eight grade at th Aead my. It is expected tiiat tfic count,, cu, j mtnfldtn vill lite and the graduating j urdii Ain ng the ttjat to be given r t!,- - f an Ideal", V New School", How Uan We Keep Koj a )U ti,e Fsrinf .Tlie t Chairs", ,What Our Uy will do for new imbool, Stay here, w need you". After the banquet a musical program will be rendered. .. - T Goal... i . j ORIGINATOR OF LOW PRICES. Everything in c vi nett Friday. Address Upton, Summit County, Can, t A PETER JACOBSON, T per year. Graduation cxerc-t-e- ,, m1! atlark City. '1 he dale u nounced later. Hi Per at Benniohs Ranch, Upton. fricos are right. 31.60 Vsc-zD- r i rt 1 g: huc-ceeaf- ul "i Calves, Yearlings and Twos In alLprobllity 'the eight grade will have two extta weeksof school to preparetfienTTor graduation. Tbs will make the cioiug iline May 6th, the examinations taking place In that weeFor the w k foTIoalng. will lelie!d .ILo'. ' District School Notes Remember cannot obtain a suitable location Jiere at the present time so cannot remain here permantly. RiL HEREFORD BULLS f MY Sales and Small Profits for Cash CU- - Y ' MOTT TD O s Hit!- - PKINTINQ N. J. Peterson, T. J. Lewis, G. ,Y. Bullock, T. Edgar f f Beard. The committee on Invitation requests alLto send iu naraes-e- former residents of this city; so that no one will be tnirsed. - It la the Intention of the committee to Invite everybody who have lived here to join us in our festivities and make Rome" howl. Boost it along. Adjourned subject to the call of the mayor.- -. , f. I buy for Cash and Sell for Cash. Quick i REGISTERED advertising been here before and demonstrated to the buying public, proving to them that I Have noncompetition. I standalone. I control my own prices and challenge any merchant to offer the same merchandise at the same price as 1 do to the public. cash discount, which I OK r- - iALE! 4-- COMXITTBB r IV vf vt VI w w w I IV a IV IV IV IV flv IV Mines ot COALVILLE, UTAH. (V VM IV ,u 4 . |