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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1922
Page
8
A playful exchange hints at a private matter among friends. The wording suggests a casual tease about a forthcoming topic, with one speaker remarking it concerns a local or personal affair. The tone is informal and conspiratorial, implying secrecy or inside knowledge.
Mrs A L Glines traveled to Salt Lake City on Monday for a visit with relatives.
Mrs George BK Adame departed Tuesday for Myton with plans for a fleeing trip. W D Lewis, a painter, was laid up for several days after injuring his ankle when stepping from an automobile.
OG reports Alexander has moved his family from Jensen to the Anton Strebel house which he purchased. George Baese Jr. now works with his father George Baese Sr. as the junior member of Vernal Lumber Company.
Mr and Mrs George F Walker rejoice at the birth of a baby boy on September 7. All involved are reported to be doing fine.
During the week Rachel A McRae received her patent serial No 04882 from Register Albert Halen at the Vernal Land office.
Wm Mott left Monday for a business trip to Salt Lake City accompanied by Miss Lucile Harking and Miss Lucy Taylor.
Mrs C 2B Bartlett and Clyde Merkley visited from Tridell to attend the Ashley Bartlett sale and bid them farewell.
Owen D. Hamaker and Migs Alta Elilfritg, both of Vernal, secured a marriage license Saturday and were married by Justice H Walter Woolley.
Charien Colton former principal of Central School returns with his family from Neola and will teach this year in Central Junior High. They will live in the Beers home.
Mrs Ethey M Martin entertained at dinner Sunday evening. Guests included Prof Earl Douglass, his wife and sister of Jensen, Prof A O Peterson, and Prof A A Coggeshall of Pittsburgh. The guests remained for the evening.
Mr and Mrs R Collett visited at the home of Mrs Colletts parents Mr and Mrs S D Colton while here with the Salt Lake Union ink Empire Trade Excursion. Mrs Colton can now get around in the houses without crutches.
Mrs Ed Linley formerly Miss Lola Hayes and her husband arrived from Rock Springs Wyoming to visit Mr and Mrs George E Adams, longtime friends. The Linleys report they are doing fine in the oil fields of Wyoming.
Mr Greenback of Springville Utah and state fish and game department figure spoke Sunday morning in Vernal's Second ward after returning from a mission in the Northern states. He spent Sunday in Vernal and delivered remarks on local faith and civic matters.
Misa Lucile Hacking leaves Monday for Salt Lake City to enter the conservatory of music. She is accompanied by Miss Lucy Taylor, daughter of Dr John H Taylor of Salt Lake City, who has been visiting with Miss Hacking since quarterly conference.
All farmers and residents interested in Ashley valley water welfare are invited to a Monday meeting at the court house. Orson Wracisen will report on the 1920 1921 water survey. P Dillman from Whiterocks with his daughter and Fern Houston attended. Dillman boasts of a fine watermelon crop and notes a new school district and school house construction in Uintah Barin.
Mrs Lydia Tyzack, employed by Uintah Abstract for a year, will leave to join her husband in Toledo Ohio. Her work in the county recorder's Office was mainly transcribing records, but she was not deputy county recorder. her pay came from the Abstract company. Miss Jennia Hanson remains the deputy recorder.
Kathryn Calder left Monday for Preve to attend Bb OU Miss Nelo Smith left for Ogden Tuesday to teach next year Attorney Thos W Donnell drives a new Willys Knight coupe bought last week Engineer and Mrs Nile Hughes returned Tuesday from Salt Lake City and Springville where they won Saturday.
Willismn Rudge proprietor of the Maeser store has been quite ill for the past two weeks with high blood pressure. A baby girl arrived Saturday September 9 at the home of Myron Perry Mra. Perry was formerly Miss Helle Tintty.
J Davie of the Ute Oil Company has been in Vernal on business for some time and departed Thursday morning for Salt Lake City. Thos W O Donnell is in court at Duchesne this week attending an attorney involved in important cases filed at the state court.
Raymond Collier is again employed in the Vernal Express composing room after months in Salt Lake City. Mrs A Naylor, visiting sister Miss Louise Jorgensen for three months, departed for Indianapolis on Thursday.
M P Whiteside and Dan H Adams arrived Thursday from Tay ton and Davis county. they are looking over the country endeavoring to purchase a car load of feeder hogs.
Telegram received by Clyde Rich from Shirley Rich reports Mrs Gertrude Ellison formerly Gertrude Rich is dangerously ill at her Tonopah home. The notice comes through her sister and arrives Tuesday.
Supervisor W M Campbell of the C utut National forest at Provo enme in Tuesday and will do some telephone work and visit with Supervisor Charles DeMoley Jr of the Abbiy National forest.
Adair Tyzack resigned from Vernal Milling and Light company and left Sunday for Toledo on business. Mrs Tyzack will depart in two weeks. Mark Halli will assume Tyzack’s position at the mill.
Irrigation engineer Saraeisen of the AC Logan arrives for several days of work with Charles Carter an irrigation and drainage assistant at the Agricultural College. Carter will aid in laboratory work this year and graduate in June with an irrigation engineering degree.
A list of travelers arriving and departing Vernal along the Uintah railway includes Fred Richens and children Wandin and Lennney Itninbéw Mrs 1 B Cummings Watton Stephen Murray Viola Murray Ray Roader Wm Antrew Agatha Clark Mika Pearl Hollenbeck Nathan Hardy Paul Gurr Mrs PY McCrary Leath Johnston and children Prof Coggestall Prof Peterson Earl Douglass family Prof Earl Douglass and others with routes to Denver Roosevelt Grand Junction and Rainbow via Cintah Mack and Watwon mentions Dinosaur quarry visits and departures via Wartson Mack.
Mr and Mrs John L Siddoway entertained visiting wool men at a delightful supper Monday evening at their home. Mrs Siddoway is a niece of Mr Willard Hansen Jr. Guests included F R Marshall W A Crane Mr and Mrs Willard Hansen Jr George E Holman Thos Redmond and son Malcolm I W McGinnis and Mr and Mrs William Hess Siddoway.
The Agricultural College of Utah Logan issues a new catalog announcing many new courses and several new departments. Regular school work opens Monday September 25. A large number of Ver nat students will attend AC this year.
WHiex academy announces October 2 start for instruction with three purses academic industrial and commercial.
The third quarterly installment of the income tax is due on or before September 15. Notices have been sent to all to this effect.
Everbearing strawberry plants sell for 1 dollar per hundred and Everbearing raspberry plants at 100 dollars per dozen. Large grape vines priced at 160 dollars each while they last. Leave orders with E A Manker and arrange small or large orders for delivery or trade. Cash accepted.
On a Friday birthday surprise, friends showered Mrs Taylor McClelland with gifts. She was overwhelmed by the warm turnout and enjoyed mystic games and cards. A luncheon and birthday cake by Mrs Jesse Evang followed as guests departed late.
Naples conference on Sunday September 17 at 7 30 pm features singing and prayer by Naples ward Bee Hive girls and Boy Scouts demonstrations, mixed double quartet, cornet solo by Charles Lewis, and multiple talks by Stake and Uintah Academy representatives.
Erich von Stroheim, famed for Blind Husbands, presents The Devil's Pass Key a Universal Jewel photodrama shown at the Vogue Theatre Saturday September 16. Based on Clothes and Treachery by Baroness De Meyer, the story of Parisian life, enacted by an all star cast.
Race program for the Utah State Fair listing Race No 1 a 1 mile tread event and multiple trot or pace races across October 2 to October 7 1922 with purses ranging from 400 to 15000 plus conditions detailing heats prizes and rules under the American Trotting Association and state fair governance. The document names event types purses entries close deadlines and rules for two year olds and relay races.
Sunday school visitor Miss Allee Morrell and her son Eugene traveled from Tridell for Sunday services. Local events include dances at Deep Creek, baseball wins at Jensop, and a busy week with new births, marriages, and residents returning from travels.
Bishop E A Cramer and his wife left Sunday to attend the funeral of his sister Mrs Sarah Fuller of Eden Utah who died Friday from kidney and heart trouble. Lawrence Carter assisted. Mrs Fuller was 12 years old and survived by husband Clyde Fuller and four children. The funeral was large.
Charles Carter Sr. dies suddenly in Salt Lake City on a Wednesday afternoon. Charles Carter Jr. rushed to be with his father as plans for a possible telephone message encountered delays.
J Rondal District Court will convene Monday with Judge Elias Hansen. Only probate and civil cases will be tried at the session.
The county fair offers awards for junior and senior girls' club work. T e Yernal Express will award a two year subscription to the woman with the best ranch butter display.
The tennis tournament will be held next week beginning in September after noon. Entry lists show three divisions for boys under 18 and under 14, plus men’s singles and doubles, women’s singles, and mixed doubles. Entries to Dr Lloyd Shimmin, secretary, Vernal Tennis Club.
Household furniture and related items to be sold at 2 o'clock at the Travelers' Home Hotel. Sale includes all listed goods. Conducted by Mrs Bessie Adams.
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