Jensen News Briefs From Local Residents and Visitors
Subscribing Mrs Zllpha Wollman and Mr HE CG Wells inspected desert land entries at Jensen Monday and Tuesday, guest of Prof Earl Douglass at the Dinosaur quarry. Oakley family returned from Salt Lake with relatives. Mrs Johnston and baby traveled to Vernal. Mrs Gerald Stewart moved to Rainbow for winter. daughters Lena and Lucy stay with relatives to attend school. Ralph Casa family caring for Stewart home. Emery Blane returned from Steamboat Springs and Colorado trips. 76-year-old G A R veteran Mr Stone ill but improving. Linna Smith expected home on visit. delay due to Mrs Smith's daughter in hospital. F W Brown and wife headed to Kansas City. Jensen teachers attended Institute in Vernal. Grandma Chatwin near 91st birthday at daughter Mrs HL Wall’s home. Mary Rasmussen visiting from Fort Duchesne. George Thorns moved from Willow Creek. Thorne to move back with wife as Willow Creek teacher. Joseph Dudley moved engine from Green River ranch to threshing. Local cattle sellers shipped stock to Price and Green River. Harvey Turner delivered honey to Steamboat Springs. Mrs Fred Wall visiting Vernal with her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HE. CG. Wells
A. S. Land Office
Jensen Monlay
Doesrt
Earl Douglass
Dinosaur Quarry
Wm. D. Oakley
Salt Lake
Mr. Oakley
Richard
Robert Johnston
Baby
Vernal
Gerald Stewart
Rainbow
Lena
Lucy
Ralph Casa
Familly
Stewart
Emery Blane
Steamboat Springs
Colorado
Stone
Linna Smith
Mrr
J. T. Rasmussen
Ward
Smith
F. W. Brown
Kansas City
Jensen
Institute
Grandma Chatwin
Hl. R. Wall
Mary Rasmussen
Fort Duchesne
George Thorns
Willow Creek
Advertise Home in Kentucky and Local News Briefs
Mary Brown and her children Hyrum and Cars left for Heber City to visit Mrs. Brown's brother Mildred Oaks, who has been working at the John N. Davis home. Dewey McConkey chopped two toes at the saw mill and had them amputated. James Hubson and Layern are hauling lumber from the mountain. Maeser people prepare for the fair. A baby boy arrived to Mr. and Mrs. Jang on Sunday night. H. S. Olson spoke on improvements of the boy and girl at the Mutual. Lucy Smith told a story. Sing's store modernized with more space. Miss Hicten Curtis went to Salt Lake City. Threshers work in fine weather. Box supper and dance with Roosevelt Orchestra drew a large crowd. Mrs. O’Neill and husband James O'Neill Jr plan to join relatives in Vernal. J. S. Gumner visited from Diamond Mountain. Mrs. D. O. Jacobsen and Mrs. Mary O'Neil hosted Mrs. Rachel O'Neil with luncheon and social evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Mary Brown
Hyrum
Cars
Heber City
Brown
Mildred Oaks
John N. Davi
Willng House
Tim
Dewey McConkey
James Hubson
Eon Layern
Jang
Olson
Lucy Smith
Sing
Hicten Curtis
Salt Lake
Roosevelt Orchestra
Ington
James O'Nell
O'Nell
Thi Valley
J. S. Gumner
Diamond Mountain
D. O. Jacobsen
Mary O’neil
Rachel O'Neil
John G. McConkle
Provo
Fred Ackhurst
Bert Singelton
Don Ashby
Ashby
Wm. Ackhurst
Colorado Points
Nosalin Jones
Lapoine
Teachers’ Institute
Jensen Christensen
Lapoint
Christensen
A G. Anderson
Philip Stringham
Stringham
Helen Carrol
Altonah
Trust
Clarence Bird
Gilbert Anderson
Lapping
Anderson
Alfie Gd. Anderson
George Warby
Whiterocks
Naples Newsnotes and Community Happenings
Reporter William Richardson returned from Pleasant Grove and Salt Lake City after which they spent days in the temple. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Young moved to a ranch near Ashley Creek and Mr. and Mrs. Marloilnna moved into Young's Naples home. Luther Gale of Monticello visited relatives, and his daughter is Mrs. Merrell of Bluebell. George L. Goodrich visited Reservation points. Laura joined him. A candy pull gathered several young ladies at Ruth Goodrich’s home. Ward members improve the ward house with new asphalt walks. A. G. Goodrich traveled to Willow Creek and Watson with county officials to inspect schools. Mr. and Mrs. James Duvall and family came from Watson to visit relatives, and Willard Rasmussen plans a family visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Richardson
Pleasant Grove
Salt Lake City
Richardson
Temple
Ed, Young
Ashley Creek
Marloilnna
Young
Naples
Luther Gale
Monticello
Gale
Wm. P. Merrell
Bluebell
Merrell
George L. Goodrich
Laura
Ruth Goodrich
Stella
Donette Richards
Vidley
Efey Powell
Norma Dlevera
Cleona Hullingar
Elva Merrell
Watson
Community Visitors and Resident Movements Reported
Miss Fern Ross and Mrs John Moyes from Cedarview spent the weekend visiting relatives. Cedarview guests include Mrs John Cook and Alvah Winney from Alterra. Mr and Mrs Martin Fletcher from Lapoint visited the Fletchers. Archie Jenkins from Roosevelt came on business. Clydie and Ean Marshall from Lapoint attended Uintah Academy. Mrs John O Nell from Alterra visited relatives. John Glines arrived from his Diamond Mountain homestead. Don Roberts from Watson attended the fair. William Winward, recently to Balt Lake City for medical treatment, reported not fully well. Mr and Mrs Charles Jenkins from Roosevelt were guests of Mrs Lydia Jenking. Mrs Rachel O Neil and family will leave Thursday for Burdette Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moyes
Cedarview
John Cook
Alvah Winney
Alterra
Martin Fletcher
Lapoint
Les Fletcher
Archie Jenkins
Roosevelt
Clydie
Ean Marshall
Uintah Academy
John O'Nell
John Glines
Diamond Mountain
Don Roberts
Watson
William Winward
Balt Lake City
Charles Jenkins
Lydia Jénking
Rachel O Neil
Burdette
Stories of Great Indians by Elmo Scott Watson
An account of Little Turtle the Miami leader and his role in the early Indian wars. Washington learns of St Clair defeat and Little Turtle’s strategic skill in battles like Fallen Timbers. The narrative covers Harmar, St Clair, Wayne, and the 1795 Treaty of Greenville, ending with Little Turtle’s peace efforts and death in 1812.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmo Scott Watson
George Washington
Arthur St. Clair
Washington
Little Turtle
Alichikfolqua
Ohio
Indiana
Josiah Harmar
St Clair
Sbraddock
St. Clair’s
Anthony" Wayne
Black Snake
Milam
Waryne
Fallen Timbers
Greenville
Local Notes and Family Updates Across Communities
Provo trip brings peach load home while many locals visit relatives and attend events. Mrs Ackhurst hosts a luncheon amid cordial socializing. Bert Singelton and Don Ashby welcome new residents and moves occur among Ackhurst and Christensen families. A large family reunion, teacher institutes in Vernal and La Point, and travels to Salt Lake City and beyond are noted among residents of Atchee, Roosevelt, Whiterocks, Lapoint, and surrounding areas.
Bennett M I A Officers Named and Local News
Sunday reports note M I A officers chosen at Sacrament meeting with De Freces of Roosevelt as principal speaker. Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Boran return to Tridell, Elisha Bryant and sons thresh grain, Curtis Horrocks joins Bennett trip to American Fork, YY S M I A officers listed, May Lambert visits sister, locals work on Dry Gulch Irrigation ditch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Freces
Roosevelt
Jessie Mitchell
Harvey Hullinger
Joeph Evans
John Haslem
Hebe Allred
Joe Andrews
John G. Bolton
Erastus Workman
Amagy Potter
Mra May Lambert
A. A. Mitchell
Dry Gulch Irrigation Company
Clements and Stevens Visit In Murray
Maxine Stevens reports relatives from Murray visited Mrs. Clement's parents Mr and Mrs J P Stevens in Randlett Friday and Saturday Thetta Stevens joined them to Salt Lake City for winter school The Randlett high school opened September 18 with good attendance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Clements
Murray
Clement
J. P. Stevens
Thetta Stevens
Salt Lake City
High School
Randlett
Local builders advance projects and visits noted
Mr Clark arrived Saturday from Colorado Springs and will stay to build an addition to his house occupied by his son in law Nick Tyzack. President B O Colton and Mrs Colton attended a conference at Roosevelt Saturday. Mr Hindershot and Preston Davis, who have been extending Wong Sing's store, are now working on the government bridge near Whiterocks. The Wong Sing addition continues work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Colorado Springs
Nick Tyzack
B O Colton
Colton
Roosevelt
Hindershot
Preston Davis
Wong Sing
Government Bridge
Whiterocks
Portraits of Thoughtful Judgment and Quick Reactions
A comparison of two men: one asks careful questions and weighs answers, his judgment sound. The other answers instantly, but his quick judgments seldom gain acceptance. The passage contrasts deliberate reasoning with impulsive replies.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Zllpha Wollman
KROM
Guluinel
Fern Ross
Nluu
Harmar
ST. Clair
Mabeler
Clara Spiers
Bennett
Nelson R. Lewis
Maxine Stevens
Leme
Dollar A. B. C
Calisthenice
al Brighton
Peach II
Une
Overland
Willys
Vernalee i
Zelph S. Calder
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