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

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Fair? OF course you are going. In
fact, we are pretty much all going.
The weather is beginning to get
a little chilly for the small boy of the
good old summer swimming But
still he persists.
Right this way for neat and tasty
stationery and job printing. Butter
wrappers, of good grade of paper,
printed with pure vegetable ink, only
$500 per thousand.
The liberia peach crop in Dixie is
now exhausted, and if you have not
obtained your supply for winter 1t is
up to you to go without or send your
order to the Dixie cannery.
The travel through this section by
automobile has been exceptionally
heavy the past week, a considerable
part of which was en- route to the
Dixie Fruit Festival at st. George.
Miss Agnes Cosslett, one of the
old-time "hello girls" on the local ex-
change board, returned from her Cal
ifornia trip last Sunday evening, and
will resume her old place on the board
Mr. and Mrs. u. T. Jones, their son
Emeron and daughter Zelma, Hor-
tense and Eugene Woodbury. and Miss
Ruth Higbee were all passengers to
Lund last Monday, on their way to
California to visit the Panama expo
sitions.
County Superintendent Barton was
over from Beaver in his new Saxon
touring car, attending the meeting of
the county board of education, and
getting in touch with matters gener-
ally pertaining to the schools of this
county, the superintendency of which
he will have the coming school year.
The County Commissioners were in
session last Monday. Seen on his re-
turn from the county seat, Commits
sioner Knell of New Castle was asked
what business was done. His reply
was, "Not much of anything except
to allow road appropriations, amount
ing to more than thousand dollars
Manager Frank Wood of the Co
OPP. Store has been having quite q
serious time with his arm as a result
of the fracas he had with some hood.
lums after a dance some weeks since
The arm gave him no particular in.
convenience at the time, but has beer
growing steadily worse ever since
until now it is carried in a sling. A
physincian has charge of the case.
Uncle John Parry has proffered t.
donate five dollars towards defrayint
the expense of publishing booklet OF
the resources Of Iron county. We be
lieve there are lot of others VIII,
would be perfectly willing to do like
wise, and we also believe that the bus
mess men would be generous in thei
use of the advertising space. This
with the aid that could be secured, n,
doubt, from the county commissioner
and the city councils should make thu
publication of a suitable pamphlet al
easy matter. Let's get busy on it.
James Tweedie has been appointed
by the County Fair committee to re
ceive and transport the exhibits o
this locality and see to placing then
on exhibition at the fair. Being un
able to be here to receive the exhibits
Mr.. Tweedie has made arrangement
with Mr.. John Fuller of the Colder
Rule Store to receive anything offere,
in the lower room of the Telephone
building all during the 18th and VI
to noon of the 14th, when Mr. Twee
die will personally see to the taking
of them to the fair and the placini
of same on exhibition. Cedar Cit.
should be well represented in the ex
hibition, and we trust that the peopl
of this and nearby settlements will
take lively interest, and see that w
are fittingly represented.