Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1915-05-07

Excelsior Bread--delicious and nu-
tritious. At the Cosy Corner Adv.
Walter C. Mitchell Of Parowan was
noticed in town last evening.
Will Reeves Of Kanarraville was a
Cedar visitor last Tuesday, having
come In to do some trading at the
stores.
Butter wrappers, printed on good
paper with vegetable, non-poisonous
ink, only $500 per thousand from The
Record Office.
The stormy weather has retarded
the shearing Of sheep in this locality,
and as q result it is going to puzzle
some Of our wool growers to get their
flocks sheared before lambing time.
Business is reported as rather dull
with local business men at present,
and collections rather tight. II is
hoped that the tendency will improve
after shearing.
II you want to buy, sell or exchange
real estate, personal property or any
other commodity, let your wishes be
known through the columns Of The
Record. You will be surprised and
pleased with the results.
Mrs. Sadie Buckwalter started to
Hurricane Tuesday morning to inves-
tigate business opening at that place
in Connection with her brother, Dr. II.
H. Wilkinson, and may make her
home at that place for some time.
1t is reported that Tonsorial Artist
M. d. Watson contemplates renting
the basement of the Cedar Investment
building again for barber shop. The
story Is vouched for by those who
ought to know.
A resident Of Washington county
is authority for the statement that
the enterprising people of Kanab will
operate a passenger auto line from
Anderson's ranch to the Grand Can
yon, beginning some time in June.
The several bidders on the new mail
contract that was recently awarded
to the Panguitch contractors, are say
ing, 81 am glad Of 1t. ] might have
went broke at 1t anyhow" We sup
pose that it is just another example
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Mrs. E. c. Watson, local librarian,
has been granted leave Of absence
for the month Of June, during which
time she will pay visit to her daugh-
ter Nevada, who resides In Califor-
MIA. Her place in the library will be
temporarily filled by her daughter
Miss Alton.
Parents cannot be too careful about
permitting their children to roam
about at night. Many a heart-acht
is directly traceable to little loose
ness in this respect. The proper place
for children ut night, particularly, II
at the home freside.
The Cedar City baseball team il
still laundering for game with Paro
wan. Pretty soon the county sea
boys will get mad and wipe the cart
with the Cedar bunch. Just keel
poking sticks in the hornets nest
boys, there doesn't appear to be any
body home.
II is certainly to be hoped that thu
weather will remain favorable thi
week for the two big meets--the dis
trict M. /. A. and division high schoo
contests, scheduled for this evening
and tomorrow. These events had II
be postponed last week on account O
the bad condition of the roads ant
weather.
According to the daily press Their,
have been heavy loses of sheep II
Montana, Wyoming and other north
ern states as a result of the recen
storms and cold weather. In one in
stance recited man with herd o
1000 found only lao head alive on hi
background in the morning after on
severely cold night. The sheep hat
just been newly shorn.
William Whitehead, formerly bish
of of Overton ward, Nevada, laid owe
in Cedar City day or two the frs
of the week waiting for an opportuni
ty to go on to Saint George, his boy
hood home. Mr.. Whitehead is return
ing 10 the metropolis Of Washington
county 10 take charge Of the ice plan
and cheese factory at that place
which will be operated under on
roof, and has just served an appren
ticeship in the cheese and creamer!
business at Holden, Utah.
The road from Hsmilton's Fort OF
south has been In an extremely ba'
condition the greater part of thi
week, preeluding the operation Of au
tomobiles, and teams have had har,