Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1916-07-07
Cedar CITY .Eappenings

Six pages OF home PRINT TINS issue.
Do not overlook any of them.
p The weather was very hot and sui
try the fore part of this week.
Do not forget the temperance lee
ture and street meeting Sunday even
ing. Attorney Will Higgins Of Fill
more is to be the speaker.
Agent J. H. Fife is daily expecting
word from Lund that another car load
of Fords have arrived He is com
pletely out of cars again.
All indications in the weather point
TO an early rain storm. II is probable
that the usual heavy summer freshets
are about to make their appearance.
FOR SALE-3 room and pantry
brick house. and lot in western part
of city; two vacant lots For prices
and terms see f. ]. Higbee, City
Adv.-3w.
Mr.. O'Neil is still hopeful of devel-
oping an important industry here in
the potash fields, but says that he
hasn't anything to give out at pre-
sent.
JOS. T. Wilkinson, Jr.. Of Hurricane,
is in town this afternoon en- route to
Lund for freight. While out after
load of wood last week "Jozie" had a
heavy stick fall on him, fracturing two
Of his ribs, from the effects of which
he has not yet fully recovered.
Miss Violet Rosenberg, who has
been at Gunnison, Utah, for the past
three months, and where she has
position as clerk, is at home for
short visit with relatives, and is ac-
companied by her cousin, Miss Leone
Edwards.
John Bladen, of the Palace Drug
Store, was found guilty of selling Ii
quor without license on another
charge last week and fined 5000 for
the offense. Notice of an appeal was
filed by Mr.. Bladen's attorney, George
X. Lund, of 81. George.
Let's all unite in making the cele-
bration Of the Twenty fourth an event
this year long to be remembered. We
are to cement the celebration of the
Fourth and Twenty-fourth in one big
event, so to speak, and this one cele-
bration should be made worth, while
Mr.. Oscar Carlson has returned
from southern California, where he
has been attending to business inter-
ests in the Imperial Valley, and re-
ports having spent the Fourth with
Mr.. and Mrs. Culver at San Diego.
He is now busy with interests in this
locality.
Mr.. J. A. Kopp has received his new
gasoline tank and equipment, which
presents very attractive appearance
and answers for lamp post as well
as the gasoline station. II Is the
LARGEST one vet installed in town and
will be a great convenience to pat
rons of Mr.. Kopn's garage.
DRUGGIST " p pettigrew has IN
vested in ore If the porular Ford en-
with truck body, of which there NJ
now quite a number in this part %
tho country Mr., Pettirrew expect
to use the vehicle as a runabout for
pleasure, and for business and tn.
CARRYING of light freight here AMI
there as occasion suggests.
We suggest that arrangements be
made by the Twenty-fourth of july
Committee to have the Milford ball
team here to participate in tourna
ment with the teams of this locality
on that day. The Milford aggraga
ton is getting little too conceited of
late, and we should like to see a.
taken out of them" Why cannot the
matter be worked up?
Main street has been much pleasan-
ter since regular sprinbling was re-
sumed, (that is TO say the business
section OF Main street,) but just be-
yond the present boundary line of the
sprinkling area the dust is frightful
and from the intersection of Center
street the dust sweeps down upon us
in clouds. Surely the district should
be extended little in order to be eff
fectual
Attorney w. B. Higgins was unable
to be here to address the outdoor
meeting Sunday evening, and the
time was occupied by JOS T. Wilkin-
son, who discussed the first principles
of the gospel and the plan of saliva
ton as viewed by the Latter-day
Saints. Miss Rosenberg recited tenn
perance selection. II was announced
that Attorney Higgins will be here to
deliver his address next Sunday even