Vernal News Items and Local Notices From Vernal
Local items include prices for oats and wheat at L Johnson & Co and John Bluford’s shop, a barber shave at Bluford, and a photos by A B Atwood. Frank J Cannon as Republican candidate for Congress receives mention. Vernal district schools begin with 43 intermediate, 41 primary, and 31 higher grade pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Atwood
Frank J Cannon
Congress
Uintah County
Treasury
Vernal
Migs Km. Bingham
Farewell to Bishop Geo Freestone and local notices
Bishop Geo Freestone announced his farewell in Vernal as he departs for a mission to England in a few days. A veterans reunion occurred at Andrew Johnson’s Jensen residence with about twenty at dinner and a protracted evening dance. J Frank Pickering’s Mirror of Utah at Workman’s hall drew modest patrons. Daniel W. Jones showcased a road machine on Main Street aimed at smoothing roads, though county fortunes seem uncertain. A county bond measure for a new courthouse failed to gain traction, with a suggestion for a public debate to clarify the issue. Central Meat Market advertises fruit and poultry at market prices. No Ver nal MIA meeting due to Ladies Relief Society Conference. next issue to publish the Sunday program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo Freestone
Vernal
England
Andrew Johnson
Jensen
Daniel W. Jones
Main Street
Mr. Jones
M I. A
Ladies Relief Society
Six- Priss
Accidently Shot by Rifle Incident Near Jensen
A man named Carney accidentally shot himself in the hand with a .22 rifle while on a Green River bank. The gun discharged when the hammer struck a single tree, bullet lodging in the wrist. He was taken to Vernal, then to Saint Duchesne for treatment after doctors could not remove the bullet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carney
Jensen
Green River
Jas
Kane
Vernal
H.C. Hallenger
S’t. Duchesne
Davis
Ashley Valley
M. M. Warner
Dr. Butler
Butler
Marriage at the drug store ends with noisy town parade
James Taylor the dancing master and Miss Katie McCarroll wed on Wednesday evening September 12 at a drug store chapel conducted by Eid. F. Harmston. After the ceremony townsfolk raided the bridal chamber, gathering a stove and pans to play a wedding march, prompting warnings of possible arrest for the merrymaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Taylor
Katie McCarroll
Eid. F. Harmston
Taylor
Stockholders Meet To Voice Flume Project Plans
Notice to stockholders of Uintah Hitling and Flume Co. calls a September 29 meeting at 2 00 PM at the 4th Ward school house to gather stockholders voices on starting work on the flume this fall. Bring receipts and notify neighbors if you subscribe to the Express. By order of the Board. L. Johnson President Jno Glenn Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Hitling & Flume Co
4Th Ward School House
Express
Board
L. Johnson
Pres
Jno
Masquerade Ball at Workman's Hall Tuesday Oct 2
Prof Jas Taylor announces a masquerade ball at Workman's Hall on Tuesday October 2. All invited with 50 cent tickets for gentlemen spectators pay full price and ladies spectate at 25 cents.
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Jas. Taylor
Workman’s Hall
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