Local Officials and Visitors Listed in Vernal Roundup
Superintendent Olson departed Monday for Provo to attend a ceremony. Salt Lake City resident Wailia, visiting with her sister, and Mr George Ho Harrison, manager Archie Smith of the mercantile company, were noted in Vernal. A Vernal visitor by the name Wikou was in town on Thursday. JC Maotville, a motor engineer for the railroad interests, spent time in the Ashley valley area this week. Milton Ingersoll of American Fork arrived in Vernal on business Thursday and returned to Duchesne the same evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Fear
Wailia
Salt Lake City
George Ho Harrison
Archie Smith
Jennn
O Mercantile Company
Wikou
Bualoas
Milton Ingersoll
American Fork
Duchesne
Uintah Railway List Of Vernal Travelers And Visitors
A roundup of passengers and visitors connected to the Uintah Railway reports T J Davia of the Ute company spending the week in Vernal and other trips. Jotn Penfield and Lawrence Johnston are noted travelers to Grand Junction and Rainbow respectively, with several locals including Miss Clara Fisher, Ardis Griffis, and Mrs Lola Richens mentioned for visits and departures. General Manager Major James H Hood and Mrs Hood arrived in Vernal Thursday evening, outlining a busy travel week in the Uintah region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T J Davia
Ute OH Company
Davis Hen
jJuet
Califernia
MrMeserve
Mack
Larry Ratliff
Heme
Denver
Colorado
Penfield
Grand Junction
FF Johnson
Mias
Clara
Lynne Fisher
Mia
Enghieson
Dragon
Calder Couple Move to Glineswart Home This Week
Mr and Mrs O M Calder relocated to a new residence in Glineswart this week. Frank Lewis remains confined to bed for several days due to acidosis from poisoning of the intestinal tract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O M Calder
Glineswart
Frank Lewis
Rev M J Horsey Heads to Salt Lake City for Family
Rev M J Horsey departed Tuesday for Salt Lake City to retrieve his son and daughter who are attending school there. R Callett, active in shale interests near HI creek, spent several days in Vernal on related business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev M J Horsey
Salt Lake City
Callett
HI Creek
Nord Starts This Year’s Run From Saw Mill
James O Nord departed for the Nord saw mill on Tuesday to begin the year’s run. Roads just beyond the mill are notably muddy but drying quickly, signaling improving travel conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O Nord
Nord
Attorney Hay Dillman Represents Roosevelt Club Meeting
Attorney Hay Dillman arrived in Vernhl Friday to represent the Roosevelt commercial club at a meeting with Engineer J W Johnson who is making the leg of the Victory highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay © Dillman
Vernhl
Roosevelt Commercial Club
J W Johnson
Victory Highway
Mary Winder Heads to Salt Lake With Calder
Mary Winder left for Salt Lake City with Rebeau Calder on Monday of last week. She plans to visit relatives and friends until after the June Conference, then attend summer school at Provo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Winder
Salt Lake
Rebeau Calder
Prove
County Engineer Parker and wife return from Salt Lake City
County Engineer T C Parker and his wife traveled home from Salt Lake City on Thursday May 26. On the trip Mr Parker developed an abscess that required lancing shortly after arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T C. Parker
Salt Lake City
Lewis Colton Seen in Streets After Accident
Lewis Colton appears in public wearing dark glasses following a serious accident. Doctors expect another month before his left eye can be exposed to the light, with heht noted as a remaining concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Colton
McNaughtons Travel To Bloomington And Chicago
Mr and Mrs John E McNaughton left Thursday morning to travel by car to Bloomington Illinois to visit Mr McNaughtons parents. During their trip they will also visit Chicago and several points in Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E McNaughton
Bloomington
Iinois
McNaughton
Chicago
Minnesota
Vernon notes and local injuries in brief visit
J R Warner of the Fort Bu cheshe was in Vernal on business Tuesday and made the Express a Pleasant call. Mr Warner wan, formerly a newspaper man, enjoys the smell of printer's ink. Frank Brine, mechanic at the Red Front garage, had his foot severely mashed by a heavy gas engine falling on it and required an operation to remove one of his toes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.R. Warner
Fort
Frank Brine
Red Front
Ity
Road talk and praise from locals on improving highways
Citizens praise the improved roads and safer routes while questioning costs and the handling of a troublesome project. Local voices emphasize practical benefits and suggest further work to ensure value for money.
Burton reports Vernal Lapoint road in fine shape
W H Burton cites Mr Norton on the Vernal to Lapoint road being in the finest condition for travel. Haying is set to begin June 10 and the first cultivation of potatoes is currently underway in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H Burton Cante Ofor
Tapoinft
Norton
Vernal
Lapolint
Hazelwood Leaves Vernal for West Coast Study Tour
Miss Hazelwood travels with a party in Rev Mr Hersey s car to Salt Lake then Portland Seattle and Vancouver. She plans to continue to Canada before returning home via the Canadian West in summer. She came to Vernal two years ago for a short visit with Mrs Robert Witmer and stayed due to Vernal s appeal under Professor C D Steiner. University of California will host several faculty members this summer including Dr M M Knight and Dr Orin Tugman with Knight teaching at Columbia next winter and Tugman returning to Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russ Katherine Hazelwood
Salt Lake
Mr. Hersey
Portland
Seattle
Vancover
Ater
Toronto
Canada
Hazelwood
Vernal
Robert Witmer
C D . Steiner
Fhav
University of California
MM. M Knight
Economiecs
Orin Tugman
University of Tach
California
Knight
Colambia
Tugman
Utah
Vernton Leaves Saturday For Hult Lake City
Vernton departed Saturday for Hult Lake City. Mrs George L. Woodbury and Miss Stella Sambury accompanied him. The Green River water remains high, yet the furry boat at Alexandria still operates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Know Vernton
Hult Lake City
Bualmesa
George Ll. Woodbury
Misa Stella Sambury
Green River
Alhnandra
Boy Scouts Hike to Dinosaur Quarry Saturday
The Boy Scouts of Amish Stake undertook a hike to the dinosaur quarry on Saturday. Due to limited space, a full account will be provided in next week’s Exproda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of Amish Stake
Marx with the Becuity visits town on business
Joseph Marx of Salt Lake City and formerly of Lapoltat sits in town Tuesday on business. He plans to return to Salt Lake City later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph “Marx
Becuity First
Salt Lake City
Lapoltat
Buainosa
Marx
Salt Lake
Honeymoon and relocations noted in local notices
Mr oath Mrs Howard Wooley married in the Salt Lake temple on May 18 return from their honeymoon and will live with Mable Hucking who will move to Provo soon. Principal E A Jacobsen of Uintah Academy and his family left for Provo for five weeks of summer school then to the U of U for a few weeks before returning to Vernal in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Oath
Howard Wooley
Salt Lakea Temple
Mable Hucking
Hucking
Provo
E A Jacobsen
Uintah Academy
Then
U of U
Carter family returns from Buick dealers convention in Utah
Charles S Carter Jr traveled to Salt Lake City for the Buick dealers convention of the Intermountain section and came back Monday with his two sons Charles H and Lawrence Hila. The party attended the AC at Logan. Mr Carter bought a new 1922 Buick as prices declined. He notes good road conditions but high river water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S Carter,Jr
Salt Lake City
Buick
Intermountain
Charles H
Lawrence Hila
Logan
Carter
Cattleman Middleton Reports Muddy Ranges and Cold Weather
F A Middleton recently came from the cattle range on Wild Mountain to his Brush Creek ranch. While in Vernal Tuesday he said mountain ranges were in bad shape, muddy and the cold weather hindering grass growth. He moved his cattle to the summer range from Rainbow Park where they wintered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F A Middleton
Wild Mountain
Brush Creek
Mr Middleton
Rainbow Park
Fern and Clair Preece Return From Los Angeles
Fern and Clair Preece along with their wives return from Los Angeles to Uintah Basins. They left a year ago seeking better prospects, found it unsatisfactory, and will visit their mother in Vernal before moving on to Myton to establish a future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern and
Clair Preece
Win Preece
Los Angeles
California
Loe
Vernal
Myton
Family returns from Salt Lake with relatives to Vernal
Joseph Hacking arrived in Vernal Monday from Salt Lake City with daughters Lucila and Josephine and Hincking's nephew Weber Taylor who will depart soon for a mission in Scotland. The party left Salt Lake at 7:30 via the Straw berry route, reached Vernal by 8 pm, reporting excellent roads apart from a small mud at the lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hacking
Salt Lake City
Lucila
Josephine
Mra Hincking
Weber Taylor
Taylor
Scotland
Salt Lake
Vernal
Reeves Painful Injury After Bird Attack Incident
Thursday morning about o clock Mrs James Hacking observed a bird acting strangely near a cherry tree by the house. While she climbed a ladder to reach the nest the ladder slipped, throwing her to the ground. She sustained a broken wrist and is resting at home after a surgeon reduced the fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hacking
Wacking
Society Happenings Highlight Club Traditions And Weddings
Mrs Lynne Ashton hosted the Thalia Club where members discussed What Is American born and promoted Americanism. Officers were elected including Mrs A N Johnson as president and Mra S M Logan as vice president. A Jensen wedding of Soloman Case and Miss Geraldine Stewart was held at the courthouse with a dance to follow. The Ladies Aid met with a luncheon, and a Beehive outing featured a grove lunch and marshmallow toast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynne’ Ashton
Thalia Club
A N Johnson
S M Logan
LaMar Samuels
Buelah Samuels
Mre
Agrhton
Miss Sainsbury
Mra Winder
Mrs Hacking
Unity Lodge hosts Meadames for Odd Fellows gathering
Wednesday evening LaMar Samuels and Karl Tenney welcomed Unity Rebekah Lodge members and Odd Fellows officers with wives to Odd Fellows hall. About forty guests enjoyed a games night with sherbet punch and assorted cakes. The hostesses' lunch was praised for its quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadames LaMar Samuels
Karl Tenney
Unity Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Lodge
Rook
Odd Fellows Hall
Linger Longers Surprise Mrs Dodds on Birthday Anniversary
Mrs Pardon Dodds Jr celebrated. about sixty friends arranged a surprise when she and her husband returned home. Lighting flooded the room, cards, gifts, two dozen cut glass tumblers, food and a pink and white birthday cake were part of a festive afternoon with music from an orchestra and minstrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs Pardon Dodds Jr
Lewis
Piain
Honesta Siy
Strollers Club Hosts May Evening of Cards and Dancing
The Strollers Club entertained about forty members and guests at the Commercelal club hall on Thursday evening May 26. White and lavender decor brightened the room with pansiés and forget-me-nots. Refreshments were served as dancing continued until late. Favors included colored bubbles for ladies and barber poles for gentlemen. The men popped bubbles and the ladies ate the poles, ending with a playful, slightly intoxicated mood. Everyone looks forward to the next Strollers party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercelal Club
White
Lavendar Kossome
Linger Longer card club hosts Hert Hardy evening
The Linger Longer card club was entertained Saturday night by Mr and Mrs Hert Hardy who gave everyone the welcome they always get at the Hardy home. Five hundred was the game of the evening. Plano selections were given by Miss Wilda Hardy and Leon Hardy Bradford. The honor guests were Mrs Robert Taylor and Miss Bradford, both of Stanley Idaho. The hostess served a fine two course lunch and the members and guests departed early in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linger Longer
Hert Hardy
Hardy Home
Wilda
Leon Hardy
Bradford
Robert Taylor
Miss Bradford
Stanley Idaho
Flame of the Desert at Vogue theatre
Advance notice for the Goldwyn Picture Flame of the Desert starring Gerardine Farrar and Lou Tellegen shows at Vogue theatre on Saturday June 1. The romantic love story mixes intrigue, desert setting, and a plot involving a British arms officer living among Egyptians, with a London romance and questions of loyalty, race, and identity. Supporting cast includes Edythe Chapman Alec Francis Marco Hartman and Casson Ferguson.
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Desert
Goldwyn
Gerardine Farrar
Lou Tellegen
Vogue Theatre
Anab
Eevpt
Sheik Essid
Lon Tellegen
Sahara
London
Isabella Channing
Geraldine Farrar
Carfo
Isabella
Intendid
Edythe Chapman
Alec Francie Marco
Hartium
Casson Ferguson
Tourist stop visits mark Uintah stake meeting in Vernal
The Uintah stake regular Priesthood meeting drew 346 attendees including visitors from Salt Lake. President Ernesto Eaton presided with Dor B Colton away in Washington. Miss Hertha Dudley spoke. Sunday School Union services followed at the Vernal Second Ward chapel. Pittsburg visitors Samuel P. Fields and son Frank toured Vernal en route to Ashland Oregon, praising Western hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah
Virieos
Salt Lake
Ernesto Eaton
Steggd
Dor B Colton
Washington
Hertha Dudley
Jensen
Stoke Sunree
Vernal Second Ward
Zelph Calder
Thursady
Salt Lake City
Kate Calder
Samuel P. Fields
Frank
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Vernal
Battle Mountain
Ashland
Vernal Commercial Club
Foster Woman Receives Medical Attention in Randlett
Mrs Foster of Randlett is receiving medical attention at the Gertrude Rich hospital. Mrs Foster was brought over Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Randlett
Gertrude Rich Hospital
Fenn of Salt Lake City Weds Murray Widow
Mrs Henry Erekson reports her father Richard Fenn a well known Vernalite of Salt Lake City married last week to Mrs Maxfield of Murray. The union joins two longtime residents in a quiet ceremony with family present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Henry Erekson
Richard Fenn
Salt Lake City
Ja Mra Maxfield
Murray
Why Some People Are Superstitious
On Friday May 13 Gerhard Untermanns hired a saddle horse from Charles Tucker at the rivers barn and rode to the Dyer mine on Little Brush creek. He intended the saddle pony to return after being turned loose but no horse has appeared. Mr Untermann has spent much of the horse’s value searching, and upon learning the date he declared the horse would never be found. He still has parties hunting the horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerhard Untermanns
Charles Tucker
Rivers Barn
Dyer Mine
Little Brush,creek
Mr Untermann
Calder's Confectionery Expands and Remodels
Calder's Confectionery is enlarging its quarters by connecting the old building to the Mease Drug space. The soda fountain and ice cream tables move to the new room, with the plan to remount equipment later and serve ice cream and lunch in a larger, heat equipped shop. Completion is expected in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calder
Mease Drug Company
Provo
Mrs. Ernest Eaton Heads to Salt Lake City for Conference
Mrs. Ernest Eaton departed Thursday morning for Salt Lake City to visit and attend the MI A conference, with plans to stay for several days before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Eaton
Salt Lake City
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Olson
JC Maotville
Fet
Bumbergar
Ashley Valley
Uintah Railway
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Thalla Clay
Soloman C Case
Peter A Case
Geraldine Stewart
H Walter Woolley
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Ward House
Walter Carloss
Robert Warwick
DeHaven
Capallani
Ethel Clayton
New York
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Homer Comes Home
Paramount Magazine
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Clarence Collett
Arent
Barrera
John W Pope
Benwell
Charley Merkley
Witmer’s
MceCormick Mower
Jake
Art Careless
William J Gardiner
Underwood
Chandler
H. Stringham
Fhone Vernal
ARS
TRADK
Glines
Or Tinse
Vernal City
Sea
Mrs. Dodds
Church Directory
Latter-Day Saints Church
Vernal Winat Ward
He H Calder
Priesthood
Sacrament & M.I
Kingsbury
Congregational Church
Bi Monathly
Episcopal Church
G A Downe
Martin
George
Freestone
Eharansa
Prweschus
Vernal Tin Shop
Rinward
S&s C Gallup
Red Front Garage
Uintah Basin
William M Anderson
Vernal Commercia) Club
Price Commercial Club
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