Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1915-08-27

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Of Record Office. Adv.
The Ashdown e. Goddard threshing
machine is now at work. Dan. f..
Matheson has been employed as en-
gineer.
Work on the College grounds and
buildings is progressing rapidly and
Overseer Daley says that all will be
in readiness for the opening of school.
A. Y. Milne, the well-known painter
and decorator Of st. George, accom-
panied by some of his sons, is work
ing in Cedar City for few weeks.
The street sprinkler was thrown out
of a job yesterday afternoon, when
the weather boss not only sprinkled
the streets of town, but the roads Of
this locality as well.
We wonder what Cedar City's score
will be in the clean town contest this
year. Wonder, also, how many Of us
arc doing our full duty towards pro-
ducing a high score. Are you?
WANTED-S00 bushels of good,
full, turkey red wheat. For further
particulars apply to Elizabeth Haight,
president of the West Ward Relief
Society. Adv.
Read the advertisements in this pa
per, and when you answer them say
that you saw their ad. in The Iron
County Record. 1t will not hurt you,
and it may help US.
Pretty much everybody hereabouts
is afflicted with that dread disease
automobile fever, for which there
seems to be no cure but a new car Of
some approved make.
Miss Wipnifred Cory left yester-
day for Salt Lake City to spend her
vacation with relatives and friends.
Uncle F. E. Kennedy also departed
yesterday for the east, after spending
several days here.
We are now ready to serve you with
anything in the drug or prescription
line, and remember that we are the
only people in town or the county
handling kodaks, and we can prove it.
Adv. PALACE DRUG STORE.
The Cedar City base ball team is
being resuscitated, and will come out
shortly in a brand new compile
ment Of uniforms. II is their inten-
ton to participate in the games at
the Dixie Fruit Festival, Sept. 8 and
10.
The East ward Boy Scouts in care
Of Scout Master Roll Hunter, have a
"hike" planned to Hamilton's Fort
and locality for next Tuesday. 1t is
the calculations to remain over night
and practice signalling and other Boy
Scout lore and activities.
The man who advertises has some
thing to advertise. A glance over the
Record will prove to anyone that our
business men have something to adj
vertise and choose the best medium
in the country to tell the people about
what they have.
A number of young, thoughtless
lads in this city are guilty of making
vulgar remarks about respectable
women. They are to be pittied to a
certain extent, as such remarks as
they are guilty of shows a week, per-
verted and ignorant mind.
Postmaster Granger has applied to
the Post Office department for permits
sion to move the local Office to the
south front of the Cedars Hotel build
ing, and If the reply is favorable he
will proceed to take the other steps
necessary to the making Of the
change.
So far not nearly all the money has
been collected with which to. pay for
the new springling wagon. It would
be better to have the matter disposed
of now. If you have not donated to
this worthy cause, better do so now.
Leave your contribution at the Bank
of Southern Utah, with j. p, Fuller or
with A. H. Rollo and it will have at
tention.
Read the advertisements of local
business men in The Record, and keep
them in mind when doing your trad
ing. They are the offerings of peo-
pie located right here among US, who
are on hand to make good their prom
ises, and live up to their representa-
tons. By following the advertising
columns of this paper closely each
week prudent and careful buyers can
save substantially on their expense
accounts.
1t is a matter Of congratulation to
the people Of Iron county that the
county school board has been success
full in engaging the services of Prof.
L. John Nuttle for county superin-
tandant of schools for this county