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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1923
Page
3
James Fisher, treated for appendicitis at a Glenwood Springs hospital three weeks ago, returned home in midweek and is much improved according to family.
Mrs Ab Price plans winter with her parents the Carpenters. The Bodilys move to George Merkley’s Fisher home. Theo Bullock and family visit Mary Bullock and deer hunt. Milton Carpenter works at Utah Copper Mill. Several residents hunt deer in the mountains, with multiple trips noted. A baby boy arrives for the Perry family and a buggy accident injures Mrs Hall and babe but causes no serious harm. Mutual club hosts first social. plans a bow and apron party. A Roosevelt trip for Jay Rasmussen’s son and tonsil surgery for Jay noted. Farm bureau meets, others traveling to Roosevelt and England bound trips detailed.
The Bennetts report a Roosevelt conference featuring Dr. Morton of Salt Lake City praising religion class work. Several speakers addressed attendees though no Sunday services were held here to allow attendance.
Gedarview Tona Lawcen and Julia Nollsor return from Roosevelt with friends for the weekend. Pearl and Hagel King visit from home, Mrs Wealthy Sheffer and Mrs Florence Bacon return from Balt Lake city area. The sixth to eighth grades held a teacher’s surprise party, and many locals travel to Vernal and Park City for business and visits.
Mrs C J Thompson of Leeton moved to White Rocks to take a children's cook post at the Indian school. Emerson Hurley arrived to teach at the school. The Ladies club met for needlework for an upcoming bazaar. Families gathered at Grandma Cummings bedside.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Holmes celebrate the birth of a baby girl on Monday October 15 both mother and child well. A surprise party for Miss Weinfelt at her home featured games music and a lunch for thirty guests. Des and Ray Chivers returned to work at Bitter Creek. Nellie Johnson staying home from Mrs Carpenter’s work. Sacrament home missionaries Joseph Hacking George Barnett and Elder Woodruff gave talks leaving thoughtful impressions.
Mrs Edward Watkins Jr returns home from Pleasant Grove after visiting for weeks. Mr and Mrs Fred Slaugh and Mr and Mrs Henry Slaugh visit from the Country Boy mine to see a ill baby. The Slaughs and Argus Slaughs friends celebrate her return. William Johnson and family go four weeks deer hunting in the mountains. Walter Simper works at Brush Creek saw mill.
Several teachers left Tuesday to attend the U E A meeting in Salt Lake City. Dr Harvey C Hullinger of Elko is visiting his daughter Mrs Ell Lee this week. Trujillo, cousin of Mrs May Lee, visits. Miss Jones from Vernal stayed with her cousin. Miss Hanonah Swain goes to Denver for winter. Mrs EH Johnson sells her farm and moves to Vernal. Mulling Company takes over Lapoint Mercantile and will stock anew. New Colorado family Wilkenson arrives on Davia place. Fay Harrison from Randlett visits with brother Mua. they attend meeting and visit relatives. Russell Harrison wag nus.
The ward names an chorister and Misa Rosalia Jones as supervisor of Religion class work. Mrs Lona Jarrell visits Homnor Utah. Mrs Jennip Dickson to take the school census at Lapoint. Farmers rejoice over seed and turkey yields while hay remains scarce due to seed crop.
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