Pioneer Woman’s Heroic Trail From Nauvoo to Pueblo
The account recalls a woman who stayed with her wounded husband through a siege era peril in Indian territory. She refused to abandon him as Captain Higgins moved the battalion toward Santa Fe. The man died after four days of agony and the tribe aided by a chief aided their escape. The narrative links her later life in Utah to Cedarview and Neola with ongoing family and local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nauvoo
Norman Sharp
daugh_ter
Sarah Ellen
Marlon ‘Thomas
Mormon Battalion
Caroline Sargent
California
Pueblo
Higgins
Arapahoe
Mr Sharp
Santa Fe
Mrs Sharp
Carolne Sargent
Thomas Worsley
Mia Sharp
Puello
Harley Mowrey
Mr. Mowrey
Utah
Ward conference and community notes in Ashley ward
The Ashley Ward conference drew large attendance with many stake officers present. A fourteen year old boy, Ira Beddo, lost a front finger while being pulled on a hand sled. a rope attached to a saddle horn caused his hand to strike a stump. Christmas events included a Naples school program, cottage meetings, and a Leap Year ball. Multiple residents and visitors from Seattle, Los Angeles, and Vernal are mentioned along with holiday gatherings and charitable efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stake
Ira Beddo
Jane Beddo
Alvin Weeks
Seattle
Washington
Mies Beasle Murray
Maeser
Harry Miller
Los Angeles
California
Vernal
Carl Preece
Lapoint
Lorlo Karren
U. S Army
Puget Sound
J. M Allred
John Cook
Mantle Bridge
Jensen
J W. Olsen
John
Millia Cook
Roosevell
Naples
Lewis Gardiner
Angus Merrell
Albert M. Goodrich
Miss Watson
Bartlett
Miss Richards
Miss Winder
Relief Society
Rev. Downey
Carlie Duke
Veda Manwaring
England
George Nash
Aii
Mark Cook
Cook
Mary Herbert
Ashley Ward
G Goodrich
Frank Merrell
J. M. Allred
Cedarview News Roundup From Hill Creek to Vernal
A six pound girl born to Mr and Mrs Jose Bethers. mother and baby healthy. Local workers from Hill Creek returned for Christmas. Everett Murphy came home from Salt Lake City. W L Dorman family visited Dry Fork for Christmas. Will Labrum hauled a load of wood to town. Fenton Allred and family left Rain Bow mine for holidays. Leo Cluff from Birt Tord saw mill reports mountain snow. Milton Fenn family went to Vernal. John Latrum went to Meep Creek to visit ill mother in law. Uintah Telephone Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stork
Jose Bethers
Hill Creek
Everett Murphy
Salt Lakes
Cedarview
Wl Dorman
Dry Fork
Will Labrum
Uood
Féentan Allred
Rain Bow
Adlred
Leo Cluff
Tord
Cluff
Saya
Milton Fenn
Familly
Vernal
John Latrum
Meep Creek
Uintat Telephone Company
Holiday Notes From Jenben Ward Bids Guests And Games
George A Slaugh attended as home missionary with Mrs Slaugh James Monaghan returns from sheep camp for holidays Rene Chew comes home from the mines with uncertain plans The ward bishopric makes its annual visitation with cottage meetings and family visits Basketball enjoys strong local interest Cal Jorgensen coaches The community held two dances and a merry Christmas party at Bishop Caldwell and at Mr and Mrs Heber Wall homes A juvenile court case referenced two Jensen boys for rough play with W F Billings son. probation issued to curb such behavior and protect children from injury
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Slaugh
Calvin Jorgensen
Sowards
Thomas J. Caldwell
Fred Wall
Warren F. Billings
Frank P. Wellman
W F. Billings
Caroline Luce-Chatwin
Wall
Vernal Medday
Jensen
W. F. Billings
Ita
Allred Family Returns Home for Christmas Visit
Ernest Allred and family traveled from Gilsonite nine north of Duchesne to spend the Christmas holidays with Mr and Mrs James M Allred. Mrs Edith Allred of Bennet was visiting with the Allreds during the Christmas season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Allred
Duchesne
Mr. Allred
James M. Allred
Edith Allred
Bennet
J. M. Allred
Also Mentioned on This Page
Neola
S. H Summarell
Roscoa Labrum
Myton
Clayton
Solidview
Abhley
Teenee
An¢É
Earth
Great West
Credarview
Jenben
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