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Show June 3, 1960 blanding outlook Pago 8 Creek zz Thursday attend the exercises graduation of her granddaughter Janice Coleman, Last Thursday Its. Ruth Wilcox of Ireen River, Utah with her son Bob, wife and family of four children frem visit Mrs. H. E. Blake and supper with her. Mrs. Blake it J. 1879 four scouts, In Geo- -; George Hrtbs, George Sevy, Redd rge Morrill and Lemuel. H. were Wiley Redd) (father to J. out the road from sent to look -Bluff rock to the Hole -the JourThis and Montezuma Creek. a was ney of the four scouts memorable trip and its accomwill f,o down in plishments of the toughest history as oneunknown an region by treks into wildest who tamed the men any flowers to decorate a loved ones grave but the car went out of so they returned commission hone , (Hobbs Mrs. Anita Gohagan came from Farmington, New Mexico to attend the graduation exercises for her sister Helen Pehrson's class Thursday night, and to visit the family. j family returned Monday from a vacation an a visit to the N, W, Sitt when he returned to -- rock " " -ihis hole n-the the worn had hooves completly horses to the quick and would leave a on the rocks. bloody-tracThey reached Grand Gulch and followed up the Gulch until they eould get out and camped there They were in a Moki house. elose by what is now called Sal- by Robert L. Anderson make Snow was there, not would survive knowing the Jour- during the supplied them with water toward, WQrn Wash. b00t3 trail Thry found iians trail on the trail they started by the Indians. said Mr. and and Mrs. By Mrs. George Sevy Rusty liussel-manwas accident- Christensen in . Hoab Monday jsvmm s they might . ! j ' j i i j : , 0. -- hang and picture lasted forever. shows that Hobbs January Instead of ! ! , Timo Saving j The wrote Rubber Stamps fumishod quickly at lovost prices OUTLOOK December, as written in all the Historian's accounts. MSAKER IV MiN OFFERS STORE MWO . AT SERVICE FIRST NORTH A MAIN, MOAB & THURSDAY SERVICE IN DUNDIN6 ALL-DA- Y MONDAY Ot HOHEER FtlRtimiRE SMALL APPUAUUS Teumm Geiger Counter Repairs Jfet - 's shot in the leg at Bluff Saturday night Mr. and Mrs Don Christensen were visiting Hr and Mrs. C. R contacted his "old cowboy It is said .that when. have to go up the Mutler 50 then it. friend" Dr. Porter and they Nava j os will work oh a trail it miles to , et across, but after spent a day looking and. were is really rough, and they found they had traveled 34 mile they sure they had found the rivt this to be the case and they found a place where they slid canyon but could not find the worked hard to get their anlnals horses into Comb Wash and name. Dr, Porter suggested they their "k1 the going was good getting out take some Explorer Scouts down followed the Indian ttiey trail on the east side going towards and. start them up both sides of I2 miles to where it turned 3iuff the little canyon to look. They south down San Juan Hill to the when they ,got to Bluff they were accompanied by Mr. Redd, old Barton Trading post, they found Dan Harris and his sons Dr. Porter and Curtis 'Palmer. continued straight east to Buwho fed them (they each ate 22 The group wasn't there more than tler Wash. Thirty seven years bisouits) and sent them on their twenty minutes when the name was after this trip, Hobbs dictated way to Montezuma Oeek the next found as pictured, on May 14, an aocount of the Happenings to morning. They told them it was The many petroglyphs made Assistant ' Church Historian, Deo. '29, 1879. by modern day Nava Jos were what Andrew Jensen, in Oct. 1917. He When J. Wiley Redd read the had made it difficult to find. atated in this account, "Night accounts of these incidents he This place where Hobbs had overtaking us ire camped in this was determined to find the name written his name is exposed and small oanyon, this being our on the rock in Butler Wash. He weather beaten. If he had third night without food. I out spent one day down there horse written it 50 yard either way it wy name in the rook with the back but didn't do any good. He would have been under an over . that little girl ly r:i ch?rd Car.pbell went to to met Rev. Vhnn.ps e ns pb ell as hr c?:rre from Green Lake, iJis. where hr had been for .i Pew v;peks. Mrs. Pearl Black went to Dove ili-f- Mrs. Milton Nielson comes News E. Blake h. George Janet Blake went to Bluff Monday afternoon to decorate the family cemetery. News Items ate their last food (flap night but also soaked their bedding and started on a trip to St. returning Monday. MONTICELLO that fell They camped the had a band of night in a Moki house and gone over the during the the seoond night in Comb Wash. and supposed they would night They? continued their Journey on ambush and kill them and steal down the Wash and Hobbs stated their horses. Hut they found he located a Moki up Nahorses in a seculded can- -; He said when they; their vajo Hill. where they hadn't" been seen found the Nava Jos had done some yon work up Friday J. Wiley Redd points to inscription carved in Butler Wash by Mormon trailblazer in 1879 . on left and Don Blake Webb Bob vation Knoll. They climbed this knoll and saw the Blue Mountain date I east and the San Juan River to I the south. It was here the four that.V ney 'first Wood family in Arizona. A memorial service was held at the Cer.ietary Monday morning led k Comb Gordon The I states that jacks) Ida Mrs, Mr. and Mrs, 3cnald Blake, son Lloyd and Mrs. H. E. Blake Sr. starxfd to Koab Sunday with -in- They and to decorate graves in Monti cello and Bluff, Deo. of soduts decided they eould the Journey through. to Nichols WILEY REDD AS TOLD TO AUDREY HALLIDAY region in the world. went from flowers got hafjfi Williams md Mrs, Trirva J&met tw came Wyoming - Gmcwkd Seme ON ALL BAKES AND GODOS |
