Postmaster W. H Fitzwater Visits Vernal on Business
W H Fitzwater, postmaster of Duquesne City, traveled to Vernal on business, returning Wednesday morning.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1922
Page
6
W H Fitzwater, postmaster of Duquesne City, traveled to Vernal on business, returning Wednesday morning.
Deputy Sheriff Keontz of Fort Duchesne collected brick for a new home on Wednesday and returned Thursday. Parley H Lambert of Bennett visited Thursday for coal and was accompanied by John Bennett, marking the town of Bennett’s naming.
Charles Pope of Mountain Dell with son Lloyd and Miss Merle Massey, a librarian at the public library, returned Saturday from a vacation trip to Bear Lake county Idaho.
Heavy rain and east wind disrupted Tuesday afternoon in Vernal. Mentions a proposed electric bakery, Gerald Adams relocating toward Pueblo to attend a local high school, Ralph Rolfe’s transfer to Vernal Drug, and Uintah Telephone releasing a new directory with several new names in the first distribution.
Ver nal announces a county fair with the three day schedule. KE A Nanker serves as secretary of the fair association and invites calls or letters from interested participants or contributors.
Miss Edith Lawrence resumes duties as Vogue theatre manager after a month away in San Y Pecos California with colleague Misa Lawrence also noting improved spirits and a smoother office routine under Attorney Thes W O'Donnel.
John W. Pope, his wife and daughter Venice returned Saturday from Bear Lake Idaho after a two week visit. Miss Pope stopped in at Roosevelt. Weldon Pope accompanied them home from Magna where he has been employed for some time.
Nearly seventy five tourists camped at the tourist camp ground Wednesday night the largest crowd of the season. Romomenne is to be provided for the registration of our tourist visitors.
Big acts headline at Orpheus Saturday night on August 26 as billed in the weekly entertainment listing.
Calder left for Salt Lake City Saturday morning. Mr Clift from near Lahore Colorado spent a few days in Vernal this week. Leslie Ashton of the Ashton Hardware company made a business trip to Nousevelt Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Don Fisher announce the arrival of a son August 9 to gladden their home.
Mra BYP. Kelly visited her husband and daughter in Jensen at the start of the week. Mrs Lillian Griffis returned home Monday after several weeks near Watson. Mixa Pearl Shimmin came home Thursday from Salt Lake City with Sauder and Elmer Lind accompanying.
Lowe Ashton traveled from Roosevelt to spend Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Lealle Ashton.
Capt M W Cooley of St Louis Missouri, head of the American Asphalt Association, was a Vernal visitor on Wednesday.
Andrew Bingham of Ogden Utah spends a week in Ver nal buying cattle for home operations and California markets.
Mr Taylor McClelland and family drove to the Reservation float Sunday in their new car to visit their old friend Sam Pullen. George Bagge of the Vernal Lumber Company accompanied J Q Nord to the Nord saw mill, leaving Tuesday and returning Saturday. Mrs Pardon Dodds and children toured town in their carriage Monday, staying until Wednesday before returning to Ashley Creek ranch.
After a month visiting her brother Postmaster E. J. Young Jr. and other relatives, Mrs. Jasmine Hibbard departed Saturday for her home in Salt Lake City.
Dr David Eccles departed Vernal Thursday morning after visiting Mr and Mrs William Gibson and other relatives, en route to his home in Naworth.
Mrs Taylor McClelland and her daughter Mrs Mary Dattes are seen driving a Durant automobile. Both are becoming quite expert in handling their car.
Superintendent A HE Kneale and Mrs Kneale visited Vernal on Wednesday. Mr A Kneate assisted with locating work for a fish hatchery to be built above White Rocks.
Mrs Minnie Thomas and sister and Mr William Richens left Wednesday for Salt Lake City with Melvin Thomas guiding them. Before returning they will visit Los Angeles and other California points. John Gant and wife Maybell visit Vernal friends. Mr Gent has been totally blind since an eye accident nearly a year ago. Mrs Wallace Hicks hosted a fourth birthday party for daughter Helen with twelve guests. James Blair of the Columbia School of Commerce Chicago spent days in Vernal seeking scholarships, accompanied by Melvin Thomas from Salt Lake City.
In Vernal discussions suggest a sizeable candy factory would be a credit and provide work for many in the Uintah basin. Albert Thomas, from Hill Creek, recently joined Vernal after helping move drilling equipment for Midwest Oil and will likely accept a local position.
The combined meeting of the Ver net First and Second wards is set for next Sunday, August 26, in the first ward chapel with Principal E. Jacobsen of Unitah Academy as speaker. A Read program is planned and James O Nord arrived in Varral from St George with his family for the fall.
R M Tiffany traveled from Provo Mondo to Price with Mrs Tiffany visiting. They endured a harrowing escape from danger, a broken foot, and a tense wire and water incident. An evening of thrills followed by note of August 26.
Mrs Edwin Collyer from Monticello Illinois visited Var nat to see son Win Collyer family. Mrs Martha Sibobertson from Mack Cole rode Vernal bound to visit daughter Mrs Lester Bingham. Mrs Lee Morris traveled Vernal to Watson. C E Spring spent Saturday in Vernal then returned to Watson. Railway crews repaired flood damage near White river and rebuilt bridges after rains. A Uintah railway bridge west of Muck burned Monday night. Fire started for burning brush. Capt M W Cooley arrived Tuesday and left for Dragon Wednesday. Supt John MacAndrews returned with his daughter Helen toward Berkeley. E 8 Gurr helped repair roads with the automobile crew. Arrivals via Uintah railway to Vernal include Mrs Ireston and Don Roberta and EK MM Stringer.
Mrs L H Woodard entertained the Twentieth Century club with social chat and introductions on Tuesday afternoon. Visitors from Monticello Illinois Mrs John Kirby and Mrs Edwin Coller were honored guests along with Mr and Mrs William Coller. Refreshments were served. Last Friday Mrs Ethel M Martin hosted a dinner for Mr and Mrs Vern MecCarvel visiting from Texas. Guests included L He Allen Miss Mary McAndrews Merle Ashton and Dr L Shimmin. Mrs Minnie Doddy hosted the Thalia club on Saturday with fortunes and a tree and plant guilding contest followed by community singing and a luncheon. Out of town guests included Mrs Mary Orser of Roosevelt and Mrs A C Hatch of Heber Utah.
A Sunday crowd gathered at William Oakley’s in Jensen on Green River for a beach picnic and a treetop lunch before a windstorm forced shelter indoors. Vernal guests included Mrs EF Woodward and several local residents. Mrs Cetlventra, Rebekah State Assembly president, visited Vernal Tuesday night and spoke to Unity Rebekah Lodge with a reception and lunch.
Mrs L H Woodard entertained the Twentieth Century club on Tuesday with guests including Mrs Collyer and Mrs Kirby of Monticello Mrs John McAndrews Mrs Leslie Ashton Mrs Robert Johnston of Santa Cruz and Mrs Wm Witbeck among others in attendance.
Mrs Ethel M Martin hosted Thursday dinner for Mrs Collyer and Mrs John Kirby of Monticello Holineis. The visit included Mrs Kirby and Mrs L Woodard, Mr Robert Collyer, Geo H Cruikshank, Lily Bean and Ruby of Brush Creek. Several locals spent time in Vernal and Meeker Colorado during the weekend. Norman Dodd and Bill Evans departed Vernal for Los Angeles by motorcycle.
A Utah judge and Mrs Hatch presided over a weekend family dispute involving Mrs Antinnie Dodds. Hatch is Dodds' brother, and the proceedings centered on resolving differences within the Dodds family.
Zelph Calder returns from Sit Take Cliv with Assistant Attorney General W. Robinson and family for a visit. Mrs Robinson is Calder’s sister. Mr and Mrs T C Parker plan an outing to Fish Lake by buckboat with good fishing reported and large trout.
County Commissioner J R Fa wards and County Clerk Alfred Woantch met with County Clerk Chase A Hatch and Commissioner Lynne Ashton to discuss taxes due from Tirteh county on account of stock shortages. The meeting aimed to address accruing tax concerns in the county treasury.
A fragment mentions a Saturday night event at Orpheus-8at with Pig Vanceh listed, but details are unclear due to broken text. The item reads as a local entertainment notice or listing from a newspaper page segment.
Thursday afternoon Mrs John Bullock and Mrs Chase Neat traveled to Myton and were initiated into the Eastern Star Lodge that evening.
Mrs L H Avan had dinner guests Monday evening including Mrs Ethel M Marfin Mrs Jennie Carhart and sister Miss Elfie Johnson of Salt Lake City.
Prof and Mrs Earl Douglass of the Dinosaur quarry spent Wednesday in Vernal. They were joined by Prof Q O A Peterson and Prof A S Corceshatl of Pittsburgh. Roth-genfinmen are tied to the Carnegie Museum. Mr and Mrs Ad Strommes and daughter Mrs Arthur Stromnus and Mrs Jerine Carhart with Wittinn Oakley note births in Salt Lake City. A son was born to Mr Robert Johnston, their second child after the first died shortly after birth.
Mra Eart Brimball is seriously ill with pneumonia. Miss Vio Murray left Saturday for Grand Junction and other Colorado points. Mr and Mrs Ed Stromness of Salt Lake City are visiting relatives this week. The stork arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs Brank Feers on Aug 19 with a bonnie daughter. William C Marshall of Lapoint has purchased a new Chevrolet Four Ninety touring car from the Neal Alfan motor company.
Yrol Whelan of the Cottage Hotel traveled to the mountains this week to oversee his cattle interests and returned to Vertical Wednesday evening.
Hobart Bosworth stars in a drama set during early gold rush days, portraying a daring prospector in Blind Hearts. The Verue theatre presents the film on Saturday, August 26, inviting audiences to see his signature dramatic prowess again after similar roles in The Sea Wall and Behind the Door.
G Alexamier, manager of the Sunshine ranch at Jensen, hosted a business visitor in Vernal on Thursday to discuss operations and partnerships.
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