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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1922
Page
3
Last week’s items reveal Alpine area life with health notes on Mrs. Morrill and Mrs. Green, plus Pentecostal church fund raising by the ward and a July bowery plan for the Fourth. Alfalfa industry talks drew farmers and a ward social raised funds for a new chapel, while travel and births greet Maeser residents.
Mrs C Doman reports Roscoe Labrum visiting his grandmother Mrs Merrill Roscoe Heo bought his mother home near Roosevelt A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Lars Jensen the Jensen family has a sick boy at present A boy sprained arm a girl injured foot Thomas Roberta and Mrs Bryan Roberts received a Rainy mine call to Salt Lake hospital Arvil Labrum travels to Salt Lake for two weeks Edward Huntsman returns to Cedarview after six months Roscoe Labrum buys Wyman’s old house tears it down and moves it to Roosevelt A light frost Friday night harmed none of the garden or fruit.
Denver’s Fred Walters oversees the old well project with Salt Lake ties. Locals hash news from church activities to school events, weddings, wool shipments, and sheep inspections. A newborn boy blessed Calvin Jorgenson’s home, while Misses Swensen and Russell Harrison prepare for Salt Lake temple nuptials.
Evelyn Peterson reports a baby boy born May 23 to Mr. and Mrs. Lester Gardner. mother and baby are fine. Chris Peterson transported wool to Price last Monday with Mrs J Peterson visiting relatives in Price and Hiawatha. John O Driscoll family held a farewell party Tuesday with games, dancing, and refreshments. Hayden youths attended a Neola dance Friday. C R Ockey returned from New Mexico after twelve days in Sunshine Valley and likes the country. Booster club met at Mrs. John O Driscoll’s. Loran Cloward improves after an accident two weeks ago. Mrs. Austin Peterson visited her mother in Neda Monday. Mr Wisecom and Mr Mowerr off Roosevelt attended Sunday school.
Mrs Nelson R Lewis reports Bodney? Bennetts and Mr and Mrs Marlon Mitchell arrived from Antelope Monday to visit parents, returning Friday. Stake officers attended the Mutual meeting Sunday. Roosevelt convention speakers included Alberia Earnshaw, Mra S A Brighton, Edger Barker, Nelson R Lewis, Isaac M Allen, and a Y M I A president. Ted Kittell and Sister Dora departed for Salt Lake City Friday morning with Wilford Egelund's buggy.
Floyd Roberts and Gail O Driscoll faced charges in Neola hall disruption. Justice J O Peterson presided May 22 with County Attorney Alt for the state and Barnest H Burgess for the defendants. The jury of L No Work man, Tvan Duncan, Henry Christen sen, and Chester Keel returned a not guilty verdict.
Hyrum Domgaard of Logan and friend Mr. Walker are spending four weeks at Domgaard’s home. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parker, longtime workers at the old well, visited this week. Winona and May Lister from Fort Duchesne attended Sunday School in Gusher. B. O. Colton and children spent Friday in Vernal. Arthur Perry, previously at the article, remains noted in the locality.
Fort Duchesne reports a six pound girl born May 26 to Mr and Mrs Charles Winder. Frank Davis returned from a burial in Kansas. Mr and Mrs Davis visited friends here Saturday. George and wife visited Fort Duchesne Saturday. An auditor Mr Hutching and wife remain six months to a year auditing government books. Redmond state sheep inspector and L T Bennet inspected Colorado sheep at the line. Joseph Carver, formerly of near White Rocks, dies in Phoenix leaving a wife and four children. Red bridge efforts continue as high water floods pliers and cracks the State bridge abutment. Albert Crumbo’s brother-in-law arrives from Price to operate four stages on routes between Price and nearby towns.
Miss Fern Rosg reports Mrs. Mary O Nell has returned home from a year in Salt Lake City and Hiawatha to visit with her children. Bishop M M Batty and wife came from Wallsburg with their daughter Myron Perry. Reuben Hunting moved into his father in law’s old home. Owen Whitney, son of O H Whitney, has been ill with stomach trouble. Reverett Birlings returned home after work at the old shares. William Stone and family came from Iowa for Decoration Day. Mrs Dean Biglow, Mrs Lon Reynolds and children visited relatives from Lapoint. Mr and Mrs Stephen Shelton returned to Helper. The M A finished their winters.
Neola visitors, including Mr. Smithson and Mrs. Graham, attended the L D D meeting and Relief Society in Leota or Ouray. President B O Colton and family from Gusher joined Sacrament, Remina Larson visited, new family Hay Jackson from Duchesne arrived, Raas and Harry Larson earned second class badges, and local youth discuss forming a patrol.
Indian day at Randlett on May 24 attracted about 260 Native Americans and 76 white attendees. Dinner was served at one o clock with meat and sides, followed by Indian and girls Shinney, foot and horse racing for prizes, a church service led by visiting ministers, and Relief Society meetings.
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