Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1915-05-28
Cedar cny Eappenings


| Engineer r. s. Gardner returned on
Wednesday from business trip to the
northeastern portion Of the county.
The best ice cream in town, and we
can prove it. At the Palace Drug
Store.
Already quite number Of B. A. c.
students are leaving us, finding II in
convenient to remain for commence
ment, because Of work at home.
The newest and latest drinks, that
you can't help but like, are grapine
and orange nectar. Try a glass at
the Annex. Adv.
Architect Randall L. Jones has pur-
chased the Ford car heretofore owned
by the Houchen & Arthur Stage Co.,
and is now much better prepared to
take care Of his out of town business.
Hugh l.. Matheson of Parowan
was here Wednesday evening for the
purpose of taking his son Ed. home,
his assistance being needed very inn
peratively.
G. c. Goddard returned yesterday
from the hills near Woolsey's ranch,
where he has been saving wood, and
will spend few days in town on bus
mess.
Now is the time TO get in on the
prize contest. You may win enough
to pay for your kodak why not try
for 1.-THE experience will be worth
your time and money.
Adv. PALACE DRUG STORE.
Cory Brothers and C. C. Bladen
have just completed the drilling of a
well on their meadow property, from
which a nice flow sufficient for all
domestic purposes has been secured,
including the watering Of their stock.
The M. /. A. girls had candy sale
in the Telephone building yesterday,
a quantity of candy having been made
by the members and offered for sale,
with the object Of raising money to
assist in sending the NJ. /. A. contest
ants from this place to Salt Lake.
Manager John M. Bladen of the
Palace Drug Store is having extern
sive improvements made to his prem
Uses on upper Main street, in the way
of leveling and laying out lawns and
walks, which will greatly enhance the
exterior appearance of his home.
| DR.. H. H. Wilkinson passed through
Cedar yesterday afternoon EN- route
to Salt Lake City with Mrs. Frank
Petty of Hurricane, who will undergo
an operation at that place. Mrs. Petty
was also accompanied by her husband
and daughter, who will be with her
during the ordeal.
1 II is understood that Mr.. Rockof,
who has been driving mail truck for
contractors Houchen and Arthur, will
continue to operate the White truck
on the route between this place and
Lund, handling express and light
freight, at the expiration Of the pres
ent contract June l.
II. M. Hendrickson has force of
men out north of Cedar City leveling
and surfacing the bad uneven stretch
of road near town. This is an inn
provement that will be greatly appre-
ciated by the people of this place, as
it has always been very unsatisfac-
tory piece of grade since its construc-
tion three years or more ago.
The committee having in charge
the publication of the B. A. C. year
book, Agricula, have few copies left
that they are offering for sale to the
towns-people or any others Interested
at $500 per copy. The publication IL
: a splendid advertisement for the
school and incidentally for Cedar City
In addition it is a splendid parlor or
nament and souvenir, and no family
particularly those having representa-
tives in the school, will make any mis-
take in procuring copy. A few cop
les have been left with The Record fol
: sale.
In another column of this paper is
a communication signed "Citizen" in
relation TO the condition Of the roads
in the southern portion of this county
which we understand particularly tc
refer TO the road between this place
and Kanarraville, which we under.
stand to be in a very unsatisfactory
condition. This road includes the por'
ton of the road near the Pace anc
Berry farms, which we stated in &
previous issue ought by all means X
be surfaced with gravel or other suit
able material We trust that the mat
Ter will receive this careful attention
IF our county and state read officials