Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1915-12-31

Willard Garfield Of New Castle has
been spending the holidays in Cedar
City.
DR.. Rufus Leigh and his eldest son,
of Provo, are here spending the holt
days.
This is the sort Of weather that
causes the farmers to rejoice, for 1t is
now that the water supply for next
summer is being stored in the noun
tains.
Mr. p. A. Ware, an experienced
printer who came here at the solicita-
ton of The Record TO help us through
a rush of work, returned to Salt Lake
City last Tuesday afternoon.
The weather, which had been very
cold for a day or two, moderated last
Tuesday morning and Tuesday after
noon there was another considerable
fall Of snow.
County Commissioner w. A. Evans
passed through Cedar City last Tues
day en- route home from southern Cal
ifornia, where he had been for two OF
three weeks. He reported having en-
joyed the trip very much.
Despite the snow and heavy con
dition of the roads for automobiles,
the mail trucks continue to make the
schedule time. The people of this
region have no cause to complain OF
their mail service.
ii. Warner Dalton, manager of the
Parowan Dramatic Company, was in
Ea1or Wa1Y.aeIax, ,,,alr;u.r
ments for the production of his troupe
here last evening. The Record ac-
knowledges pleasant call from him
An effort is being made to resurrect
the Cedar City Commercial cclub, al
least for long enough time to admin
lister its annual allowance of nourish-
ment, in the form Of banquet ano
party. II is hoped that the invalid
or corpse can be revived enough &c
assume an upright position for the af
fair.
The prize doll contest at the Gold
EN- Rule Store, which closed Dec. oath
created quite a little interest ant
stimulated trading at that popular re
sort. The winner of the doll was Mis-;
Josephine Hogan, eight years old, or
vote of 2,945; Cora Bryant had tn,
next highest vote, at 1915, Will,
Miss Alenna Williams of Kanarra haC
the third highest count, with 70;
votes.
RI. asd Mrs. Robert A. ThorleN
departed Wednesday for California, t,
be gone until about the Goth or tn,
last of January. DR.. Thorley an,
Professor Sharp recently turned owe
their drove of hogs at the Cedar Cres
Farm, to Glen Eldridge of New Cas-
tie, receiving 5h cents per pound, liv,
weight, for the larger ones at the farm
and $500 each for those not over
months old The Doctor is well sat
isfied with the returns from his hogs
Notwithstanding a great many PEG
pie predicted failure.
Samuel Bell has joined Gronwa,
Parry in the agency for Overland car
in this locality, and both getlemel
were in Salt Lake last week for tn,
purpose Of bringing home cars. On,
of the new marines will be the Bah,
Overland put on the market in com
petition with the cheaper grade o
cars, and will sell at between $500 an,
$500, equipped with storage battery
self starter and other convenience
not To be found in other cars at thi
price. The other will be one of tn
seven passenger cars, equipped witt
the Willis-Knight engine and all tn
latest improvements and conveniences
NOTICE.
To Whom ii May Concern:
All stock found on our homestea,
claims in sections Is, Ia, 10, %, q
and "a, in township 35 s., r. ~ w
Salt Lake meridian, will be taken W
for trespass. Wood haulers will pleas
refrain from taking any wood from
our claims. Signed, Isaac A. Nelson
Oliver Jensen, Fred Ashdown, Henri.
t. Ashdown, Frank ]. Ashdown, Viii
ford Bergstrom and William Smith.
Cedar City, Utah, Dec. 20, 1915.
First Dec. Blast Jan. 21.)
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