Interview with Roy Wilhelm, December 24, 1992

'''Roy''': I don't know whether they moved back to [[Orderville, Utah|Orderville]], or where they was when they got the call to go . . .  I think they went back to [[Orderville, Utah|Orderville]] . . . the call to move to [[Arizona]] and so they struck out . . .  Yeah, that's right!  [[Bateman Haight Wilhelm|Grandpa]] was the first guy that put his stock into the Order, and when the Order began to break up, that's when he got called to pull his stuff out and leave . . .  They were all farmin' around there, the Gibbonses, the Naegles and all of 'em, they were never satisfied.  I don't know why.  But those Orderville people were satisfied.  [[Zemira George Wilhelm|Pa]] didn't know too much about the workings of the Order; he thought it was a big failure and a lot of other stuff. But it wasn't. I read a little thing about it, and then I got a hold of a copy of the Kane County History and it told about the Order, and it was very much a good thing.