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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1924
Page
3
The notice thanks readers and correspondents for sending items early in the week. It urges continued submissions even when news is not urgent, assuring such items will receive the same consideration as city reports for the weekly issue.
Maeser ward notices a Thursday gathering at the Rellef society house with a post program lunch. Visitors included Irvin Eaton of the stake board. Various ward organizations held entertainments and a surprise program followed by refreshments.
James Monaghan Jensen returned from Fort Duchesne Friday. Francis Middleton came from Brush Creek Friday for a dance. Ertin Wilking spent the week in from the sheep camp. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller hosted a Saturday crowd. George Babcock of Spanish Fork Utah visited cousin Alfred Ainge Thursday. Amasa Caldwell hosted a well enjoyed Friday wedding dance. Vera Stewart Caldwell formerly Miss Vera Stewart. Saturday evening Mrs Newell Snow entertained Mr and Mrs William Oakley and Mr and Mrs Alfred Ainge Sr in honor of Mr Snow's birthday. Irene and DeMar Dudley hosted a Saturday dinner. fourteen guests seated. Attendees included Misses Lila Engberson Clee Reese Estella Richardson Catherine Dudley May Nelson Ada Kelly Irene Dudley and Messrs Dave Timothy Sanford Dudley Homer Dudley Louis Murray Lynn Dudley Ezra Stewart DeMar Dudley. Mr and Mrs Roy Murray arrived from Trail Creek Monday. Mrs Peter Cuse visiting with sons Salmon and Bert at Rainbow mines. A surprise party at Nile Ainge home Saturday evening. about thirty guests played cards and games. Mr and Mrs Warren L Billings came from Rainbow King Sunday to visit home folks.
Mr and Mrs Fred Curtin return home after months in Richfield Utah with daughter and family Mack Roberts confined to bed with rheumatism Orin Griffin of Roosevelt checks cattle Bishop and Mrs Thomas Todd shop in Roosevelt Farm bureau meets at ward house crowd attendance Newell Snyder visits Roosevelt Mrs D L Tanner recovering from illness Mrs Victoria King back from Park City five months King to return to mines Mark Wrussell and C Collette transact business in Roosevelt Melvin Roberts son ill with pneumonia improving Cyntha Curtis celebrates 21st birthday Earl Timothy heads to Bingham for work Roger Horrocks of Hayden and W G Adams of Bennett attend Sacrament meeting D L Tanner Tom Summer visit Roosevelt business line.
TRIDELL Leland Morrill Joseph Glines and Thomas J Elingford attended Sacrament meeting at Lapoint as missionaries Mrs Wirley Morrill accompanied them Charles Merkley returned to Provo to remain in school till spring He attends the B Y U Margaret Ross telegram illness of her father Heber Wardleast Price she went to his bedside but at Fort Duchesne word came he was better Now in Roosevelt awaiting further news Charles P Fox of Vernal spent a few days in Tridell Alma Mecham building a new dwelling Martha Wardle moved into the new home Roy Atwood returned from Vernal Pres ton ill but improved and back to school A joint meeting of Whiterocks Ouray Valley Irrigation boards held in Lapoint Bishop Horace Morrill and Lynne Cook traveled from Tridell to attend Bishop and Mrs Horace Morrill went to Fort Duchesne for optical service.
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Whiterocks reports a broken window at the Robert Marion store and missing gun and cartridges after a Tuesday morning incident. Alfred Bungapasan Indian died of tuberculosis at Ouray and was interred in Whiterocks. Dr. Thompson of Fort Duchesne treated Margaret Reed and took her to hospital. Mrs. Reed stayed with daughter, leaving children with their father. Indian school boys basketball lost 26 to 78 at Hayden. men’s team lost 10 to 32 there. Mrs. Marimon planned Salt Lake City visit. Rev Grant hosted at Indian school club dinner. Ladies club quilt block session at Mrs Bruce Maxwell home. next meeting postponed for St Valentine’s Day. Supt Gross attended Indian council on leases. no decisions yet.
In a Craig Courier report, a Denver firm sold eighteen thousand dollars worth of large steel tanks for immediate delivery to the Moffat county oil field. Walter Wick reportedly sold half of his royalty rights for 10000, and rumors say Del Weyand has sold half of his royalty rights for 665000, though not verified.
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