Thalia Club Invites Meet with Mrs Hillman
Local ladies of the Thalia Club are invited to meet with Mrs D H Hillman on Thursday February 14.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1907
Page
3
Local ladies of the Thalia Club are invited to meet with Mrs D H Hillman on Thursday February 14.
All members and lady friends of the Ladies Aid Society are invited to meet with Mrs. Wm. Burton at her home on Wednesday afternoon February 13th.
Ed F Harmston returned Monday after surveying for patent three claims for Standard Asphaltum and On company of Denver Colorado on an extension of the Black Dragon asphaltum vein.
George E Adams arrived back from Salt Lake City last Friday night claiming he defied weather by one day and slipped through the Uintah railway blockade to return before ice breakup on White and Green rivers began. He asserts the journey was successful and timely.
Heber Timothy returned from his Ouray area farm to thrash last season’s grain. Difficulty finding a buyer for a machine to work one job led him to Will Taylor near Fort Duchesne who agreed to thresh. The farm yielded 1,500 bushels and Joseph H Hardy bought a half interest for $1,500.
Clarence J Collett and Margaret Watkins united in marriage last Tuesday at the groom’s home with Elder Adelbert Collett officiating. The ceremony drew many friends and relatives who joined in the celebrations. The bride is daughter of Edward Watkins of Naples and the groom is son of Reuben Collett, Sr. The Express joins well wishers in congratulations.
Mr Button of Vernal has been asked by the Oklahoma City based Oklahoman for his photograph and a 500 word write up of his mayoral experience. He served as Oklahoma City mayor starting in 1894 for one term while Guthne was prominent. Oklahoma City now leads with a population around forty thousand. He previously served three terms on the city council as electric lights and water works and sewerage were developed. Asthma pushed him from low to higher altitude, and he now enjoys better health at a higher elevation.
A daughter was born last Thursday evening to Mr Joseph Here ring and his wife Mrs Here ring, adding a new member to the family.
W. H. Coltharp and Miss Elia returned from Salt Lake City Tuesday evening, news noted in local society circles.
The county commissioners have instructed the sheriff to enforce gambling and related offenses rigorously, aiming to curb unlawful gaming activity and uphold public order.
J. R Workman purchases forty new chairs for the Opera House. The updated seating arrangement promises a dramatic improvement in comfort and capacity, estimated to raise occupancy satisfaction by at least one hundred percent.
S P. Dillman toured public schools at Dry Fork and Deep Creek early in the week while serving as deputy county superintendent.
Alfred Powell and his son Heber left Vernal yesterday morning for Salt Lake City. They continued to Price by private conveyance. Heber departs Salt Lake City for England on February 12.
During January the new county officers collected over 600 dollars in back licenses from business houses around the county. The commissioners appear to be a vigilant and proactive group.
A Whiteriver bridge collapse blocked mail delivery causing a delay until bags were carried across the river. the mail finally reached Vernal last night after the ice gorge interruption was resolved.
An error in a prior report misnamed buyers of fourteen hundred head of sheep. The sheep were actually purchased from Frank and Fred Gerber, not J E H Reader and William Witbeck as previously stated.
January brought mild weather with a high of 48 on the 7th. Eight days reached 40 or more and twenty one days had a maximum of 30 or above. Nights below freezing occurred on January 2, 3, 23, and 24. Precipitation totaled 0.51 inches.
From Kremmling 26 carpenters work on framing timbers for all Gore canyon bridges on the Moffat road. Materials are nearly ready for rapid bridge construction between Kremmling and the state bridge. Steel is at Kremmling for the canyon track and rock work nears completion, aiming for operation to near McCoy by April 1.
J Al Melfatten of Meeker arrives for residence with Snerris T C Melvein. Richard Jensen named manager of a new dramatic organization featuring Vernal actors. The company’s first appearance will be the high class melodrama Alabama on February 23 and 25.
The Amateurs presented Cowboy and the Lady last Saturday and Monday to favorable Vernal audiences. It offered a Western tale with several first time onstage performers. Patrons praised the production and the new opera house seating that improved acoustics and visibility.
E W Davis & Co advertises a special sale with greatly reduced prices on glassware and other goods. Burton & Samuels promote fashion lines in dry goods and notions while presenting events including a February Alabama melodrama and a children’s fancy dress ball. The piece notes ship, saddle, and chrome items along with local notices on railway bridge, church governance, and lost items.
For Sale 100 tons or part of first class hay. NJ Meagher lists cab bage kraut turnips vegetables for sale via John Glenn. For sale improvements and re quishment on one of the best farms on the reservation with water rights, springs, cedar posts, rock basement, barn, cellar, and cultivable land. Call on or address J Garnett Solmes, agent, Roosevelt Utah. Also Vernal Harness Shop offers horse blankets and winter lap robes.
Mules described as large, good and young offered by C. H. Glines with easy terms. Also promoted is a new 81-4 Bain wagon with a trade possibility for a wide track wagon. Frank Smith and N. J. Meagher advertise their real estate or merchandise listings. Jensen's is touted as superior.
Miss Hazel Johnson works briefly in county recorder’s office. Jon Arnold Jr spent the week in Vernal under Dr. Brownfield’s care. Lesliea Ashton traveled to Salt Lake Wednesday morning to handle wholesale houses.
A two line local notice in the Ex preas reports two watches lost last week were recovered through a public tips campaign prompting residents to search ads.
County Clerk Hacking issued marriage licenses to Clarence J. Collett and Margaret Watkins, formalizing their nuptial union in the local civil records.
W il Burton traveled to Chicago to select notions and millinery for the Burton and Samuels store with Mrs Philipp accompanying him to choose stock for the shop.
Mrs Elizabeth Lee leaves Wednesday for Bingham Wyoming and Salt Lake City to spend the summer with her two daughters Mrs Elizabeth Bartholomew and Mrs Nonie Howard.
Erekson travels to Salt Lake City to join a roundup involving Ellis M L, J H Reader, and John C Bates as they seek identification with the order.
Last Tuesday Mrs Fiora Collett underwent a serious operation performed by Dr. Garrett O'Donnell. Mr Collett was away on the reservation but was summoned home by telegraph. The patient has since been improving satisfactorily.
Miss Sarah Hullinger hosted the D Q girls with a showing of The Cowboy and the Lady by The Amateurs on Monday night. Hot chocolate followed at Walter Lloyd Drug Store and Miss Hullinger received a large bouquet of American Beauty Roses from the group.
Al Kane, from Nephi Beach near Whiterocks City, praises a settlement as among the largest on the reservation. It can muster over a hundred people for a dance and a Sunday school with more than fifty members. Large crops are planned for the spring in the area.
Miss Ida Preeca, an outgoing businesswoman, was a stage passenger Wednesday morning and will take a month long visit to Salt Lake. On return she will bring a larger stock of spring millinery, expanded by careful study of local ladies’ wants.
The Yampa Leader notes this winter has seen under a half dozen days of good sleighing with roads near bare from town to Yellow Jacket. An inch of new snow improved conditions slightly, cattle feed from wagons is common along Hayden’s vicinity, and snow depths are lower than usual, with Hahn's Peak reporting about 30 inches.
Mrs. Fannin Griffen of Troy Alabama states her face was cured after twenty years of skin disease by two boxes of Chamberlain's Salve. The salve is sold by Walter Lloyd Drug Company.
The Invincibles of Naples ward beat ten Maeser shooters in Siddoways pasture north of Vernal. The event, held in clear weather with earth banks for bullet stoppage, featured strong marksmen and a western-facing range. Invitations issued for an Opera House dance on the 11th followed the score.
Sheriff Bonner arrived from Theodore with Anasick Shotnicken an Indian charged with killing Indian Dan Kump near Stockmore on October 20. Shotnicken surrendered January 24 after hiding. He says Dan pursued him with a knife and he acted in self defense. Witnesses are elderly and may delay trial until summer. arraignment occurred with waiver of examination.
Public notice seeking delivery of ten tons of premium hay. Apply to George Gray for arrangements and location details.
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