Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1915-01-01
Cedar City .Eappenngs

holidays with relatives and friends.
Mr. Dolph Andrus has been spend
ing his Christmas holidays in Wash
ington with his paents and other rela-
tives and friends.
A number of Cedar City young peo-
pie have gone out to Enoch today to
skate. 1t is reported that. there are
some good sheets Of ice at that place.
The stores did not close for the
big rabbit drive last Wednesday, but
a number Of local business men and
clerks were noticed among the work.
ers.
The rabbit drive held last Wednes-
day has whetted the appetites Of those
participating for another one, and a
number are also aggitating for a hunt
with guns.
The married people held another
dance last night at the B. A. G., where
in considerable number the sportive
benedicts danced the old year out and
the new year in.
The o. N. O's. will hold their next
meeting at the home Of Mrs. William
II. Cory January 8, at p. m.
Each member Is asked to bring New
Year Resolution.
There was q good attendance at the
violin recital given Tuesday evening
by Professor Leon L. Eckles, and
those present speak well Of the en-
tertainment. .
These holiday times make one feel
like Sinking as far as possible. The
Record force is picking up momentum
slowly, but will have a full head Of
steam on by next issue.
willard Garfield, mayor of the b.
A. c. School City and business mana
ger Of the Student, published by the
school, is noticed in town this morn
ing. He spent Christmas at home
with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Knell returned
from Salt Lake yesterday, after
spending Christmas with relatives and
friends. They report a pleasant visit,
but state that Salt Lake Is unusually
dull for this season Of the year.
Jed Fawcett and Eddie Nelson came
up from st. George Wednesday to
spend part Of the holidays. They
left for home last evening after the
dance. They stated that times were
so quiet at st. George that they de-
cided to see how they were elsewhere,
and Of course came TO Cedar City.
During the holidays couple Of
dances were held Ia the old Wood
store building on North Main street.
The room was investigated by the
health officer and reported too open
for safety at this season of the year
and the recorder instructed not TO is
sue any licenses for dancing there
until the apertures were closed and
other improvements pointed out made.
The last dance was held Monday night
there.
A married folks ball was given in
the ward hall last Monday night and
attended by goodly number Of the
benedicts and few of the younger
people. Old time dances had the right
Of way, with plain quadrilles and the
Vesuva Ann in the ascendency. Ev-
erybody appeared to be having a good
time. The net proceeds, The Record
is informed, were to go towards the
maintaining OF the Parowan Stakes
workers in the st. George Temple.
The present rather unusually mild,
open winter, regardless Of its effect
upon the agricultural and livestock in
terests Of the country, has at least
afforded excellent opportunity for a
satisfying mail service during the hol-
idays, and on the route from Cedar
City to Lund and from Paragonah to
Cedar City the mail has thus far been
carried by automobiles almost exclus-
lively. This is a prompt and reliable
service that the people should fully
appreciate.
Notice the message conveyed in the
advertisement Of the Bank Of South
ern Utah in this issue Of The Record.
Further, keep your eyes on this space
during the new year which was born
today, and you will receive lot of
suggestions that will aid you in be-
coming independent and influential in
the community. There is no use
denying the fact that ut is money
that makes the mare CO." and the
frugal man Is the one who has money
wber, Il IL most needed,
There ~ an unconhrmed rumor cur
rent IN Cedar TO the effect that COM
pany Of Parowan hunters have chal-