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Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1923

Page

3

Local Notes On Travel Visits And Ventures

Martha Robertson left for Salt Lake City with Phillip Bingham to visit her sons R T Robertson and J J Robertson before returning. Several families attended Valentin Nichols funeral in the Mauser ward house. Zing McConkie visited from Salt Lake City to see relatives. Varied regional travel includes Hayden Colorado and Palisade Colorado visits with plans for winter stays and stock ranch outings. P J Roupe holds patent on a barb wire gate fastener sold to local ranchers.

Martha Robertson Salt Lake City Phillip Bingham R. T. Robertson J. J. Robertson Springville Mra. Robertson Lester Bingham Nichols Cedarview Nichol Valentine Nichols Roy Warburton Rainbow James Hansen Hobor Timothy Ben Parley Roosevelt Valentin Nichola Mauser Ward House Zing McConkie Charles McConkie William Rudge John Austin Fred Collins George Rid‘ile Helen Ramsey Beatrice Murray Lulu Karren John Palmer New Mexico Ford E. A. Fuller Hayden Colorado Joe Hansem Haslem Ralph Reeve Glenn Brown Iowa Palisade Cofo Charlie Willcox Houston Texas Wichita P. J. Roupe

Community Notes From Uintah County and Nearby

Ashley Long welcomes a baby girl born Thursday the 30th as mother and child rest well. Idaho visitors Lynn Simmons stay with H E Seeley family before returning home. Murray family in Chandler Arizona reports prosperity. Hugh Evans heads to Phoenix for employment. Martha Weeka aids her ill sister-in-law Mrs William Mott. Arthur Manwaring spoke at Sacrament meeting. Mrs Manwaring played piano. Herbert family outing with Alberta Alfreda Eva Peters at Brush Creek mountain. Ward dance well attended. N G Sowards to teach near Evanston Wyoming. praised Uintah County teacher. David Karren Jr travels Blue Mountain. Tao and Niola Westover visit grandmother Mrs Jane Beddo in mof fat.

Peter Long Babe Lynn Simmons Idaho H. E. Seeley Joseph Murray Chandler Arizona Hugh Evans Phoenix Evans Martha Weeka William Mott Arthur Manwaring Evanston Wyoming Sowards Uintah County David Karren, Jr Blue Mountain Tao Niola Westover Moffat Jane Beddo

Wintering settlers at Vernal and Bear River trip

Blue Mountain notes show settlers P. J. Roupe, Leo Harlin, John Stark, Anna Brass, Jim Burch, Jack South and others planning winter stay at Vernal. Andrew Murray sold beef cattle to Graham. Henry Wason’s brothers arrive. Charlie Mantle leads a Bear River canyon camping party that forded Bear River eleven times and swam horses twice, six days sightseeing with Titus Wear and the Misses Illa and Alta Matson.

Vernal P. J. Roupe Cecil Roupe Leo Harlin John Stark Anna Brass Jim Burch Jack South Wyland Andrew Murray Graham Henry Wason Bear River Charlie Mantle Green River Mr. and Mia Titus Wear Illa Alta Matson

Local residents carry on farming and schooling notes

Zefelt returns from Wyoming alfalfa work while neighbors report cattle shipping plans and new home purchases. Several families, including the Chivers and Duvalls, plan moves. Tay Chivers recovers from illness and school starts attract new students. Parley H. Lambert returns improved. a death in the Potter family is reported. fishing trips and travel to Vernal and Uintah High School are noted along with domestic work and visitors.

Miners and families visit home from the mines

Mr and Mrs Curtis Atwood arrive from the mines with their ailing baby showing marked improvement. Alva Zufelt returns from Duchesne, brother Ernest remains. Mr and Mrs Richard Slaugh come back from the mine after a Vernal visit. Mr and Mrs Alvin Smuin travel down from the mountain. Thomas Robbins Jr visits AIM creek to spend time with Cecil and Ray Chivers and Lloyd Chivers.

Curtis Atwood Alva Zufelt Duchesne Ernest Richard Slaugh Vernal Alvin Smuin Thomas Robbins, Jr Aim Creek Cecil and Ray Chivers Lloyd

Farewell Party for Audrey Whitlock Attendees

Miss Aud rey Whitlock hosted a small farewell gathering Thursday for friends leaving to attend schools elsewhere. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Lafe Baldwin and Mrs. Alice Baldwin of Salt Lake City, staying with Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Adams, and Mrs. Adams and Mrs. Lara Baldwin, sisters. A farm bureau meeting followed on Saturday at the schoolhouse with County Agent E. Peterson in attendance.

Audrey Whitlock Mra Lafe Baldwin Alice Baldwin Salt Lake City W. G. Adams Mrs. Carroll Adams Lara Baldwin E. Peterson

Cedarview social notes and relocations in Deep Creek visit

Verne Shaffer and wife visit relatives at Deep Creek this week. Mr and Mrs George Roberts return from Balt Lake City. Misa Ethel Patrey guest of Mrs Lucile Ball last week. Sam Summerall moves to Wattis Utah for work. Lizzie Snyder visits Mrs Kate Snyder on Tuesday. R A Powell and son Melvin prospect in the mountains. Farewell party at ward house for Joseph Timothy family leaving for Brigham City Utah. Milton Nickell called to Vormal by death of Valentine Nichell of Maeser. Mrs Leo Cluff and children return to Price after two weeks visit. Rulon Bhoffer family go to Price to secure Earl Taylor from Mutual for weekend visit.

Verne Shaffer Deep Creek George Roberts Balt Lake City Misa Ethel Patrey Mroosevelt Lucile Ball Sam Summerall Wattis Utah Lizzie Snyder Leoton Fea Kate Snyder R. A. Powell Melvin Ward House Joseph Timothy Brigham City Milton Nickell Vormal Valentine Nichell Maeser Leo Cluff Price Af ‘Ter Rulon Bhoffer Price Earl Taylor Mutual Jabe Tayor

Local Social Notes From Price and Vernal Regions

Miss Helen Curtis opened winter instruction in Price while Mrs. E R Kimball returns from Vernal hospital stay. Mrs Otto Mayhew escorts sister-in-law Misa White to Du Chesne. W F Sauer moves daughter Mariam to Vernal for winter schooling. Are Blanchard and Re vella visit BE R Kimball. John Winn and family relocate to the J Calbreath property.

Helen Curtis Price E. R. Kimball Vernal Otto Mayhew Misa White Mayhew Duchesne W. F. Sauer Mariam Are Blanchard Revella BE. R. Kimball John Winn J. Calbreath Place

Auction Notice for Damages Recovered Animal Davis Precinct

Stephen Adame poundkeeper in Davis precinct offers a black mare about three years old for sale at public auction on September 16, 1923 at 2 00 p m to recover $2.00 damages caused by the animal on August 28, 1923. The mare is viewable at G H Southam's place.

Utah Uintah Davis Davis Precinct G. H. Southam G. I. Southam Stephen Adame

Also Mentioned on This Page

Henry Ward Beecher Ashley The University of Utah School of Arts and Sciences Shool Anlnes and Engineerie School of Law School of Medicine School of Commerce and Finance Zefelt Leonard Cook Joseph Herbert Cecil Chivers Tommy Robbing Ouray Dolph Kolb Asaist John T. Chivers James Duvall James Duvall Have Purchased the Place Owned By Mra Florence Tay Chivers Rollet Society Branley Slaugh Geo. A. Slaugh Gilbert. Smuin Diamond Mountain Paul Watkins Lorenda Simper Minnie Postma Walter Simper Annie Jackson Ligo Salt Lake Parley H. Lambert Farm Bureau Reva Lambert G. Lambert P. H. Lambert Amasa Potter W. BE. Potter Gordon Mitchell Seymour Shirley Mitchell Ming Hazel Wilkinson Alice Horrocks Richardson Uintah High School Misa Eling Cooper Hebar Elty Chris Nielson Willard J. Evans Irma Nueritcht Castlegate Bennett Leslie Ashton Winchester Store Uintah County Fair Calder
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