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

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Mr. and Mrs. NJ. d. Higbee have
gone to Hurricane for Peach Day.
See the line of pennants, piano
scarfs, etc, just in from the coast.
Adv. PALACE ANNEX.
The last shipment of pressed brick
for the new school building is ex-
pected in from Lund today.
Roomers Wanted boy students.
Good boarding place near by. Apply
at Record Office. Aug .20-2w.
A number of Cedar people have in
vaded the Dixie recently for the pur-
pose of obtaining fruit for the win
ter consumption.
John Fretwell left last week for
Richfeld, where he has been assured
of work in the carpentry business for
the fall months.
Mrs. J. N. White of Salt Lake City
has been visiting for the past two
weeks with her daughter, Mrs Is
aac w. Parry Of this place.
District Court convenes in Paro-
wan September 18th. A number Of
Cedar people will be in attendance
in connection with various cases.
Miller A. G. Matheson returned
from Salt Lake City Monday, where
he had been to get the rolls for the
-four mill reground.
Only one thousand part of the weeds
in the city were destroyed on weed
day week before last. There is still
work for willing hands.
1t is reported that Herbert Haight,
city recorder and until recently county
superintendent of schools, will leave
for a mission TO Great Britain the
fore part of October.
The matter Of the identifying of
the tabernacle grounds Is again being
agitated. II is now the intention to
make the grounds as nearly level as
possible, which will mean a terrace
at the north side.
Stake Primary officers went to New
Castle last Sunday to stimulate in
tcrcst in the Primary work. The par
ty consisted of Mrs. Allie Knell, Mrs.
Violate Uric and Miss Janet Rollo.
j. H. Fife was the chauffeur.
The rain Of yesterday will help mat
tiers out in an irrigation way. II is
stated that the water in the North
field has not been so low before, with
the possible exception Of one year in
the '90s. Other fields are equally
short Of water, 1t is presumed.
Vandals have demolished a number
of panes of glass in the windows of
the ward hall, which should be re-
placed before winter sets in, at least,
and If this were done ut once it would
assist in the excluding of flies and i'm
prove the appearance Of the building
as well.
The walls for the new school build
ing are now going up at lively rate,
and the edifice is beginning to assume
prepossessing appearance. With
the walls all faced with beautiful
buff-colored press brick, the finest to
be had in the state, it is certain to be
one Of the handsomest school build
ings in the state.
No need to worry for some time at
least about having to send the "kid-
dies" so far to school through the
snow. 1t is understood that the new
building cannot be ready for use un-
til after the Christmas holidays, and
by that time the board may arrange
for hauling the children from the
extremities Of town to school.
DR.. Leonard left for the settle
ments in the eastern portion of Wash
ington county, taking with him Mrs.
G. M. Salisbury, who has taken care
of the doctors children during the alb
sence of himself and Mrs. Leonard.
He will also visit Hurricane, where
their annual Peach Day is in pro-
gress, while in the Dixie country.
Pete Bulloch is around on crutches
as result of an accident that befel
him last week, while working in the
hay. Something went wrong with
the derrick fork with which he was
unloading, and in attempting to go up
on the fork to right the difficulty, he
was in some way turned loose and
fell with the fork, tine Of which was
driven through his leg.
Coach Christensen of the B. A. c. |
was in town for two or three weeks
this week taking general survey of
his work at the school for the coming
year, and getting line up on the
material he will have for his various
athletic pursuits. He stated that he
would return about Sept. 10, ready |
for the activities of the year.