Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1904-08-13

Miss Marguerite Hearst of Beaver is |
guest of Miss Ada Richards this
week.
Fred Allen and family leave Paro-
wan this week to make their future
home at Payson, Utah county.
The first daughter of William and
Mable Adams has just arrived, bring
ing with her much joy and receiving
a warm welcome.
George Decker, our ever welcome
county superintendent of schools,
made a brief call upon the county
officials at the court house on Mon
day.
Though we are frequently asked
by other towns and have endeavored
to find out, wo cannot authoritatively
say whether or not Iron county is to
hold fair this year.
Notable visitors to the race and ball
Tuesday, were Frank Brown and Mrs.
Uric of Hamilton's Fort, Doss Wal
ker, Tom Higbee, Harry and Hunter
Lunt of Cedar Too many from the
smaller towns to mention names, but
all equally welcome.
Ernest Hancock, William LeFever,
Arthur McAllister and Dee Hatch
registered at the Curtis House Monday
and Tuesday. All concerned. in the
recent contest returned to their homes
at Panguitch, we'll paid for their time
and money spent.
"T'wixt Love annd Money" the
comedy drama by the local dramatic
company, was presented to full
house Monday evening. The char
acters we're we'll cast and the perfor-
mers acquitted themselves with hon
ors. The young people displayed an
excellent conception of their respec-
tive parts and are in every way deserv-
ing of our praise and patronage.
At the Y. l.. Mutual meeting last
Saturday evening, Pres. Alma Nc
Watson gave lecture on "Ball Room
Etiquette, T.. Crane Watson gave a
sketch from the life of Sister Sarah
McGregor, Mable Whitney and Mayme
Taylor sang. With desire to ava.
ken "a new interest among tho mem
bers, the officers propose CHANGING the
program for a few meetings, which
will bemrace the reading of Ben Hur.
At the l.. ID. s. services on Sunday
nine new members we're received into
the ward through receiving their bap.
tismal confirmation, and three babies
were given names and received ia
theirs blessing. Bp Richards spoke
few minutes on the Parowan
department tof the Iron County
Record, commenting it and encourag-
ing the people to sustain it. The
balance of the time was taken up in
testimony.
At the Presbyterian services Sunday
the Rev. Fitzpatrick of ST. George dis,
coursed OH the Release from Bondage
of the Children of Israel" The
speaker did not undertake to force
his creed upon any, nor misrepresent
or abuse the belief of others, but
compared the feelings of che who
turns from sin and acknowledges
Christ to the joy experienced by the
children of Israel on receiving their
freedom from persecution.
Last Monday we were told by par
ties who had just come from there
that the road up Cedar canyon to the
head of the gulch was in better con
dition than it had been since the road
up the gulch had been opened. Wed
nesday, people who tried to come
down that way from the mountain,
had hard time to get through, and
only succeeded in doing so at consid
cradle risk. The changed condition
was caused by one of those beautiful
red water freshets that come down the
left hand fork of the creek near the
Jones coal mine. 1t is said that the
road in the vicinity of Martin cabin
is now in worse shape than il was at
any time this season.