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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1911
Page
5
A mixed Verge of local items from Vernal and Naples including land sales and transfers, a bridge work update, neighborhood illnesses, a dog lost with reward, business closings, and shop notices. Mentions A G Goodrich, J Y Longhurst, Mrs Atwood, and W H Burton with March 20 closing, and Chamberlains Cough Remedy advertised by Vernal Drug Co.
Roosevelt visitors include Charles DeMolsy and Sam McPee. Sorosis Ball hosts about 126 attendees. March 21 plan for another call. Mrs Archie Jenkins delivers a daughter. both mother and child well. Local winter snows turn cold. Dr Kendalls kin to relocate to Roosevelt. March 1 arrivals for new drug store project. Borasls Ball attendees from Vert Duchesne. LDL S. Conference set for March 3 4 Roosevelt hall with sessions and a Sacred concert.
The Uintah Stake Academy principal spent a Saturday on the reservation and with family at Roosevelt. A musical treat is sought with undecided preference between The Chimes of Normandy and Prigola, but The Chimes of Normandy seems favored as the opera for the school seat closing. Faculty push to form a chorus ahead of the performance.
The Junior high class held a unique Valentine party on the evening of the 14th with flaming heart decorations in the Ladies Work room and Music room. Guests chose a bouquet from the list of names beneath the hearts as Cupid's bow offered a playful moment.
Reports from Liberty detail visits and events. M Grimeey returns from Dras, Geo Bartlett from Frigo with a honey load. President Smart led services at Smiths place. James Taylor and wife of Myron visited their neighbor. Letters on Uintah and Waiaatch division are noted. A Friday dance drew Kennett youths. Mrs Amy Gardner and Luthel Watkin enjoyed a house party.
Report notes that boys trading peat sheep shearing stir up stake of traps then set up a peanut stand. Their catches yielded about 60 percent nose money in 1909 with 1911 tax day gains from January 1 to February 21 totaling 1145 dollars in certificates issued for 190 wild cats 470 dollars and 40 dollars for four gray wolves.
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