Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1915-07-30
Local Items

VIII Iund OF Modena was III OoWh
last Wednesday in a brand new Dodge
car.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Halterman were
down from the county seat yesterday
on business.
Principal Homer of the b. A. G. is
spending several days in Salt Lake,
Logan and other northern towns
Percy Wilkinson spent the oath at
Kanarraville, and reports that they
had rousing celebration there.
Ben Dalton of Las Vegas, who be-
came papa yesterday by the birth
of son in this city, has spent the
past few days here, but will now re-
turn to his work in Las Vegas.
Attorney Thomas II. Burton, special
representative Of the Miller & Viele
Loan company, is spending a few days
in Cedar examining into security of
fered by applicants for loans.
Miss Alton Watson has gone to
Berkeley, California, to take advanced
domestic science work at the college
located at that place. While at
school Miss Watson will live with her
sister Nevada.
Agent Treharne Jones is in Salt
Lake this week for the purpose of
getting another Buick motor truck,
such as those in use on the stage line.
1t is quite likely that it will be taken
by Albert Anderson of the Echo Farm,
who, we understand, has decided upon
the purchase of about this kind of a
machine.
LoST.-Tu Tuesday, the 9th, between
Cedar City and Paragonah, an alfoge
and small telescope valise, containing
papers and letters, hammer, pincers
and other articles of value. Finder
will be remunerated for returning
them to Parowan Equitable Coop, or
The Record Office, Cedar City.
2w. EDWIN r. ADAIR.
DR.. and Mrs. II. II. Wilkinson Of
Hurricane were in the city Tuesday
afternoon and Wednesday morning,
visiting relatives and attending to
matters Of business. While in the city
a number of people took occasion to
avail themselves of the doctors pro-
fessional services. The doctor reports
everything running smoothly at Hur-
ricane.
Mr.. Griffith l.. Wood, father Of Mrs.
c. S. Rice of this city, whose home is
in northern Nebraska, was visiting in
Cedar the fore part of this week Mr..
Wood is very intelligent gentleman
and has served in the Legislature of
that state. He is spending the great
err part of the summer in visiting a
number of relatives in Utah, Califor-
MIA and Oregon. This is his first
visit to this part of Utah.
An article reproduced from a Salt
Lake paper a couple of weeks ago in
relation to the incorporation of the
Copper Zone mining company con-
tanned an error or two in facts that
we have been requested to correct.
First, the manager of the new com
pany is c. l.. Richards, now of Logan,
but formerly of Parowan, instead Of
Richards, as given in the article; and
second, the company is incorporated
for 100000 instead of $4,000. We
gladly make the correction.
Last Saturday afternoon the editor
of The Record took a spin out to
Enoch, for the ride and to see how
the people of that enterprising little
community were spending Pioneer
Day. Afternoon sports were run
ming at full blast, with high jumping,
foot racing and other sports in pro-
gress and the ever dependable Enoch
brass band in attendance and enliven-
ing the occasion. Enoch is very
united little community, and the peo-
pie usually make success of what
ever they undertake.
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