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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1908
Page
5
County Attorney T. W. O Donnell was in Hayden on business for a couple of days. A testimonial concert will be given for Maurice Goldenberg in the Workman Opera House on October 14 with several well known local musicians participating.
Miss Margaret Gallagher returns to Leavenworth Kansas after an extended visit with her uncle John McAndrews who accompanied her to Denver.
Dr. H C Hullinger departed yesterday morning for Salt Lake City for a ten day visit. He is 84 years old but in good health and plans to attend the state fair and conference during his trip. Mrs Id Dubendorff and their baby arrived last week from Kansas. The infant, about three months old, was born in Kansas. Mr Dubendorff teaches at Old Ashley this year and the family will reside in that neighborhood.
R L L Martiman says Renegade Utes have not yet reached the reservation but are expected soon. Skyline is ill with typhoid fever as of Sunday. Frank M. Youn teaches at Central school in Sowards absence. Verna Public Library directors meet monthly as patronage grows. A November public dance at Workman's Opera House aims to raise funds. Election returns are to be arranged by the committee.
The Thatla club will meet with Mr. William Ashton next Tuesday after noon at half past two. Misa Didna Horn of Independence has been a visitor in Vernal this week the guest of Mrs BE W Lloyd. A marriage license was issued by the clerk of Salt Lakety to John A Workman and Laura A McKee of Vernal. The Social hall is to be remodeled and ventilated. A new hardwood floor is among the improvements contemplated by the management. A party last Saturday might so Miss Sarah Hullinger. A Dpera of must was given during the evening and refreshments were served. Mrs Charles Neal is a china.
Hyrum Meeks travels to Salt Lake City last Tuesday to attend a family reunion, reuniting with his mother after 19 years. The Meeks family is largely based in Southern Utah, while local teachers face lodging difficulties. a combined boarding and rooming house would likely be a profitable venture in the town.
President and Mrs Y W H Smart invite married friends to a 7 pm party at Workmanoner house to commemorate twenty years of marriage. Sierbert Tyzack has returned from Iowa visiting relatives. he believes Utah is home and predicts Bryan will win.
Conradt Frank completed a two months journey to his boy hood home in Austria last week. He traveled with his seven year old daughter who enjoyed crossing the ocean. It was his fifth voyage across the water. The trip aimed to bring his wife's mother to America, but she refused to cross the ocean, so the family returned home together.
W H Brittain Rias returns from Alyton. Whalen drives cattle to Rock Springs last Saturday. Forecasts call Squaw winter with Indian summer soon. Election 25 days away with Fill presumed president. Ladies' Aid to meet Dan Hillman next Wednesday at 2:30. Ground ready for fall plowing. many farmers sow fall wheat. Mrs Charles Morn and son Ray visit from Independence with sweet corn sample. James H Mease to return from Salt Lake. hospital stay at Itory Cross. Calder returns from Salt Lake. busy finishing bungalow. Postage Vernal to Great Britain reduced to two cents from five, in effect this month. Mary McClelland’s eye injury from slant cap explosion. treatment in Salt Lake. Gus Emert visits from Jensen. buying oats at $1.25. Uintah Stake Academy dances next Friday. Republican county convention date changes to Oct 17. City building work rapid. new Stake office rising. Typhoid rumor denied. few cases noted. A W S Henderson of Roosevelt in town for business. Charles DeMolsy Sr back from Strawberry country trip. Vernal people observe unusual Northern lights. I C Means irrigation chief on Shoshone reservation. A Shipman, three ribs broken, progress in Salt Lake. soon back to duties. Edison Phonograph advances. longer record. attachment available. Pontha Calder, agent. Lame Back ad notes rheumatic backache relief with Chamberlain’s Liniment. Vernal Drug Co. advert.
A dramathe company begins organizing with others to follow. Ada Daniels company failed to appear at the Opera house as scheduled. Democratic State committee met in Salt Lake City to nominate a governor candidate to replace Jesse Knight. William Knight named to head the ticket. Miss Ethel Ashton returned from Vernal after visiting Los Angeles. A telegram from Idaho reports growing bodies found in Lead Bell Mining mine as work continues. The mine lies eight miles from the railroad and ten miles from the smelter. Ore is high grade and some stockholders are buying more shares.
Stockholders of the Dry Gulch Irrigation Company are notified of a board action in Roosevelt Utah on September 23 1908. An assessment of 62.14 cents per share on capital stock A D P G H I J was levied payable at the company office in Roosevelt by October 31 1908. A labor payment option of 52.44 cents per share is allowed. Unpaid shares after October 31 1908 will be delinquent and sold at public auction on November 23 1908 to cover delinquent assessments and sale costs. By J ATRAIN secretary.
Tomorrow the Democratic primaries determine delegates for the county convention. The county convention will total 82 delegates. The Republican convention meets Saturday October 17 and will comprise 66 delegates.
George M Felton of South Gibson Pa recalls suffering chronic diarrhoea since 1863 while in the army. After trying many remedies he followed A W Miles suggestion and used Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, which stopped the ailment with one bottle.
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