Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1915-06-11
Hay time will soon be here.

Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Foster departed
Wednesday on their promised trip TO
the California sxpositions.
Biehop Isaac c. Mscfarlsne Of st.
George was In Cedar Wednesday, re-
newtng acquaintanceships and shak-
Ing hands with friends and relatives
II required twelve automobiles TO
convey the Salt Lake passengers 10
Lund Wednesday. II Is impossible 10
learn the names Of all those who went.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Pace took auto
passage To Lund yesterday afternoon,
en- route 10 Salt Lake City and other
northern Utah points. They expect
70 be gone for q week or two.
Mrs. Rebeccs Angel Of Leeds was
In Cedar City yesterday on route To
Salt Lake City to spend q month with
her daughter, Mrs. Tom Rees, who re-
sides in the suburbs of that city.
Don't spend your time running a.
round town hunting purchaser for
what you have TO sell. Use the col
umps Of The Record We are here
for this very purpose.
DR.. and Mrs. A. N. Leonard, whose
contemplated trip east has been de-
iayed somewhat, expect if nothing
else unforeseen happens to take their
departure tomorrow afternoon.
The reduction in automobile rates
particularly into the Dixie country
has apparently had stimulating eff
feet upon passenger business, and an
almost unprecedent amount Of travel
has been the result
Mas JAMIE Wilkinson was a pas
ssnger on the mail auto to the south
Wednesday on her way to Hurricane,
where she will visit for a time and
take medical treatment from DR.. II.
II. Wilkinson, who is her brother.
Do not fail to glance through the
advertising columns Of the paper. II
often happens that the advertise
ments Of a newspaper contain mat
ters Of quite as much interest to the
household as the news columns.
Call ct the Leigh Furniture and
Carpet Company and ask to see tho
new style iceless refrigerators which
have inst been Put IN stock. For a
description see the advertisement OF
this firm in the currsnt issue.
Arthur Pratt has opened a clothes
cleaning and pressing establishment
on the second floor Of the Mercantile
block, having succeeded George F.
Key, the tailor. Notice his card in
this Issue Of The Record.
Summer has at last burst upon US
with ell It's fury and splendor. After
o cold, stormy and backward spring,
summer has come upon us all at once,
finding US hardly prepared for it,
Crops are beginning 10 shoot up with
great rapidity--also the weeds
Another Interesting installment of
the serial story, Exploits of Elaine
viii be found on page six Of this is
sue. To fully enjoy It you should
both read the story and see the NOV
ing pictures now being shown each
week at the Thorley Theatre.
Mr.. Roll Hunter is anxiously look
ing forward TO the return of his good
lady from rather protracted visit TO
relatives and friends in Idaho and
Montana. Mrs. Hunter writes that
conditions up in that country are not
nearly so satisfactory as hereabouts.
She states that there are any number
Of farm hands willing and anxious to
work for their board and plain work
clothes.
Mrs. Mary whitehead of Saint
George was passenger on the mail
auto going through 70 Lund yester-
day. being on her way 10 Salt Lake TO
spesd . portion Of the summer with
bar daughter, Mrs. Loeb wakelapd at
that place. II is gettisg to about thst
time Of the year Vhaa those who can
are beginning 70 look for a cooler
cline tAss Dixie for the summer.
George II. Crosby, who has beea
spending the past several weeks in
Saint George with his sister, Mrs.
Elida Snow, stopped over in Cedar
Tuesday night en- route to Cowley,
Wyoming, and visited day with his
friends in Cedar City. Mr.. Crosby is
called to cowiey on business pertain
ing To the estate of his brother, the
late Jesse w. Crosby, of that place,
and expects to be in Cowley for the
next three months, when he will re-
turn to Sunny Dixie to make his home.
The editor Of The Record was In
fsrcwan last Wednesday for an hour
o. 80. sxd among othsr hurried calls
dropped into the Leigh Furniture and