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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1910
Page
5
Community notices announce livestock for sale and strays, lost items, and local shop ads. Listings include a roan yearling steer, a spotted yearling heifer, a two year old sorrel horse, and a brown horse with no brand, plus rewards and contact details. Also advertised are ice deals, shoes, coats, medicines, and subscriptions with dates and places around Vernal and Naples Precinct.
John Glenn leaves Inday for Den lner and heads east to close several land deals. Bishop Spalding gave a socialism talk at Gene Daniels home. McAndrews notes freight tied up by snow drifts, and a vast river freight stock noted.
Grant Carpenter and Bert Hardy returned home from Logan after instruction in Forestry. They were told they must pay their own transportation and expenses, contrary to headquarters orders. Sixty five foresters were detailed at Logan with eight others recommended. Carpenter shows health improvement on return.
The column reports various residents including Albert DB Atwood making failed proof on January 11 with witnesses Win Thhoudos and F Dela. Bryan Birchell injured by accidental gunfire weeks ago. Georgla Lewis ill and recovering after appendicitis surgery at Provo. Irvin Caldwell and Pearl leasing a hotel room. A L Maxwell soon moving to Wasatch counties and entering new business. Hunter Brown and wife returning to Randlett with supplies. Randlett's Washington’s Birthday masked ball. Howard Dering distributing Denver newspapers. Dick Cole improving and staying near a doctor. Bishop Murdock visiting Theodore with bids on a mail contract from Colton to Vernal. F M Young in Provo with Geneficial Life. praise for insurance man Frank and old sayings. crowd at W. Davis sale described as orderly with over two thousand dollars in goods sold and many vehicles outside awaiting purchases.
The passage notes rising realty chances this spring with community hints and business chatter. Mentions Bishop Spalding services at the Episcopal Church and social attendance at a Gun club dance. Includes remarks on letters from Harry Meadows about his wife’s health and a Seattle address.
In Salt Lake City visitors filled a Friday gathering with a springtime mood. Mlle Ida Predke and Mrs. Bhell Hall from Dry York attended, bringing peace offerings as tiny luncheons. The event featured cards and prizes won by DM King and Mrs. H. Ruplo.
Jule Ewing of Myten serves as a witness in a contest case. He has long been in the newspaper business and recently disposed of his Mantl Meagenger interest to become a tiller of the land on the former reservation four miles south of Myten.
Early Wednesday a north east wind blew throughout the day with no new snowdrifts reported. Baxter Pass saw significant drifts, with eleven feet deep in places near the road to mail, hindering passage last night.
Mrs Cornelia N Cdywards of Maryland arrives with Bishop Spalding to organize the Sun day School and the young people's club for the Episcopal church. The Rectory will be her residence and the work area has been repapered and will soon be recarpeted and refurnished.
The eighth grade and high school members of the Benjamin Franklin literary society discuss debates mock trials and parliamentary drill. Gerald Thorne serves as judge Ralph Lloyd prosecutes John Catell and Thurond Payne defend in a celebrated criminal case involving Ruth Blanken ships dog. CGA Johnson from the light and power company attended the stage event and praised the aeroplane display noting flying remains extraordinary for now.
An advertisement in the Vernal Drug Co catalog promotes ladies' and misses' coats and winter waists and skirts at cost through the ABAMS Chamberlain sale. It also touts cough remedy as reliable for throat and lung irritations and urges purchase from Vernal Drug Co.
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