Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1915-09-17
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

garden stun IN many lOcalltleS nave
been frozen.
Quite number of Cedar people
have been taking in the amusements
and exhibition at the County Fair in
Parowan this week.
Andrew Cory has opened up his
coal mine and is prepared for big
run Of business this fall Notice his
advertisement in another part of this
paper.
Notice the new ads in The Record
this issue. The stores are all getting
their fall lines opened up now, and
you will find much in their announce
ments to interest you.
Mr.. G. M. Salisbury Of Toquerville
is the guest Of his daughter and her
husband, DR.. and Mrs. Leonard, this
week, and with the doctor has been
taking in a considerable Of the fair
at Parowan.
Most of our readers are following
the continued stories in The Record
each week--"The Exploits of Elaine"
and "The Cars Spy" Are you?
Any one having taste for fiction,
particularly Of an exciting nature,
will enjoy reading them.
Architect Fetzer was here again
last Saturday looking over the new
school building and reported that the
work was going forward in very
satisfactory manner and TO his COM
plete approval. In his opinion the
building can be completed within q
couple of months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Murie have OPP
ened their bakery and restaurant for
the winter season again, and are pre-
pared to supply everything in the
bakery and short order lunch line.
Their advertisement will be found in
another part of this issue Of The Rec
ord.
Jimmie Doone and family are in
from Antelope bench and talk Of
spending the winter here. On account
Of the destruction wrought upon their
crops by the rabbits they have no
feed at the farm for their animals,
and have found it necessary to move
away in order to make living.
Get onto the new make up of The
Record this week. We have added
two home-print pages, which take the
place of two of the auxiliary pages
heretofore furnished US from Salt
Lake. We fancy that this will be
viewed as a material improvement by
the great majority of our readers.
Now girls and boys, gentlemen and
ladies, we are offering you splendid
opportunity of converting month oil
two Of your time and energy into q
new touring car. Our proposition IL
liberal and bonafide, but in order te
succeed, you should make prompt
start. Now is the time to hand il
your nominations.
Owing to the dangerous or serious
condition of his son Kay, James J
Booth, the st, George photographer
who had just opened up to a splen
did business at Parowan, went south
Wednesday morning. Kay has beer
in quite precarious condition as {
result Of the injuries he received il
his chest in the accident on the blscl
ridge last Tuesday.
Cards are out announcing the mar
rage of Mr.. Fred N. Fawcett of st
George to Miss Genevieve Snow o.
the same place. Fred Is well and ia
vorably known in Cedar, having beer
a student of the local high school fol-
number of years. The bride come.
of good family, being a daughter o,
the late NJ. M. Snow and Mrs. Snow
of st. George. The wedding take.
place on September Goth, and the con
tracing parties have the congratula
tions and best wishes of The Record
Since the improvements that were
made to the Cedar Coop. Roller Mill'
short time since, grade of -four Il
being turned out that will compare
favorably with any of the northern
brands of -four. These improvement!
included the increasing Of the horse
power materially, the installation Of
new cleaning machine, and the re-
grinding of the rolls. The least yor
can do is to give the home brand 8
trial, If you are dissatisfied with 6
sack, return the unused portion anC
you will receive another one in it,
stead, the firm advertises.
Mayor Leigh returned the latter
part Of last week from the state me.
tropolis, where he went to buy fur
niture, get in touch with the latest
ideas in his line of merchandising ,and
take a survey of business conditions
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