Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1915-09-10
Cedar CITY Eappenings

We notice few weeds in the streets
which escaped the sharp CD eyes OF
the vigilance committee on the clean
town contest
Principal r. F. Homer was a pas
senger on the automobile to Lund
last Saturday. He went north to
bring Mrs. Homer and children, who
have returned for the winter season.
Alvah Stout of Nephi, representing
the Beneficial Life Insurance COM
pany of Salt Lake City, has spent
several days in Cedar City interview
ing local people on the subject of in
surance.
Mr.. Stout of Hurricane passed thru
Cedar Wednesday en- route to Paro-
wan with load of fruit on his old
Jackson car, formerly owned by DR..
Leonard of this place, which still APP
pears to be doing service.
Quite number Of ecclesiastical Of
fcers of the church and members OF
the High Council from this place went
to Parowan last Saturday TO attend
meetings of the High Council and the
Stake Priesthood last Saturday.
r. A. Thorley is In st. George at
tending district court this week, he
having a case there involving the IL
tie to certain stream Of water In
Washington county, and the use Of
a canal in which he claims an interest.
Everybody get busy with the fly
swat and let's clear up these few re-
naming stragglers. Give them the
Buhack, poison paper and trap. They
stick like a plaster now when they
light on you. Their breeding season
is about over.
If you have anything worthy Of ex-
hibition at the county fair, do not
fail to leave 1t with Mr.. Fuller Of the
Golden Rule Store on the 18th or not
later than noon on the 14th, at the
ground floor room of the Telephone
building. Mr.. Fuller and Mr.. James
Tweedie will do the rest.
This week must be the lull just be-
fore the battle in Cedar. 1t has been
uncommonly quiet. Next week the
county fair will be on in Parowan, and
the week following the B. A. c. will
open for the years work. The district
schools of the county will open fol-
the winters work on September ~.
Sam Bell left for Panguitch last
Monday in his Dodge car, having as
passengers Walter. Granger, DaviC
Pryor and Willard Watson, who woulC
take in the county fair races and 9th
er attractions at that place. Mr.
Granger has a horse entered in thu
races which he has strong hopes viii
, win one of the valuable purses.
Bert Anderson of Echo Farm con
tinues to bring up some splendid pro
duce by the aid of his auto-truck. Thu
offerings this week have been toma
toes, cantaloupes, figs, water melon
and grapes. From all appearance
MIR. Anderson is making complies
success of his new car in the frui
business.
Willard f. Cory was up from hi
: farm on the bottoms last Monday ant
reported that they had some quit
heavy rains and some floods down oil
: the meadow After vain attsmp
, or two to make it through with hi
car he was glad to resort to the team
again in order to negotiate the mud
! holes and other difficult road.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Thorley were II
from Modena the first of the week
, visiting with relatives and looking at
ter business interests here. Mr.. Thor
, ley announces his intention of spend
: ing the greater part of the winter Oh
, his Modena farm. He has harveste,
good crop of rye and other pro
, duets and expects to feed consider
able live stock of various kinds.