Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1917-06-22
SAHARA

]. d. Leigh was in town one day
this week.
yMr. Charles j. Hellings left for Los
Angeles this week on leave of absence.
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Mr.. j. A. Baker has accepted a po-
sition with Mr.. Bawhes on the l%atter's
ranch north of Sahara.
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Mr.. Day and party were visitors at
our ranch Wednesday the goth inst,
in the interest Of the Red Cross.
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Mrs. Nevis and her son, Mr.. Nevis,
and Mr.. Breard were visitors at the
Households dance Saturday night.
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Mr.. Foster Rowland returned from
Los Angeles last Saturday. His many
friends were glad to welcome him
home.
Guy Johnson went to Cedar City
this week to have some teeth operated
upon. He has our unbounded SYM
pathy.
S. A. Davis returned to Los Angeles
Sunday after one weeks visit with his
family. He reports things somewhat
hvelier in Los Angeles at present.
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Mrs. l.. B. Phillips arrived this
week from California. Mr.. Phillips
has home steaded about five miles
North of Sahara.
Rev. Beeler preached an excellent
sermon Sunday last, performing the
Christening ceremony for the infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Magnus-
sen.
Mrs. A. w. Johnson has gone to
Cedar City to try n establish a
class in telegraphy. Mrs. Johnson is
an old operator and we wish her sue
cess.
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We had hoped the southwest wind
had laid off for this season. But it
looks as if our hopes were vain as it
has been blowing a gale hard enough
to blow a chaw of tobacco right out of
ones mouth for the past three days.
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Arrangements are being made to
have a Christening day at Sahara
next Sunday, Rev. Beeler of Berry,
officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Magnus-
sens little son and probably one OF
two more are to be christened upor
that occasion.
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We note by the papers that a young
man in Los Angeles tried to enlist foi
the wan in three or four cities
throughout the country. Failing ir
this he came to Los Angeles and mar
ried. Bound to have war one way OF
the other.
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Notwithstanding the high vino
last Sunday we noted quite a party
of our young set out riding. Mrs
Pearce, Miss Magnussen, Miss HedriC
and Miss Nelson composed the party
Miss Hedric is the proud possesor OF
a dandy new saddle.
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Mr.. "Doc" Hoxie has very kindly
invited the club and all Saharaites tC
spend the 4th of July at the Purple
Sage Ranch. He promises a dance
platform, seats and a jolly good time
This matter will be brought to the
attentios of the club next Saturda.
night.
Mr.. Edwin Butts paid us a visi'
Saturday and Sunday enroute to Lyn.
dale. Mr.. Butts has founded a Sun
day School Library at Sahara by al
excellent donation of books, etc, t.
the Sunday School. We hope that hi
efforts along this line may be emulat
ed by other members of the school anC
that our library may grow rapidly
Miss Grace Magnussen was a%ppointe'
librarian.
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Saturday night we had a fine dance
Everyone seemed to thoroughly enjo!
it. Even the club president essayeC
to shake a hoof with the rest. w
want to go on record as disappearing
the Fox Trot' entirely. We got Sc
verely kicked on the shins by som'
of the 'Trotters' is the reason we dom
kprove. We are used to having on,
COINS tramped upon but we draw tn
line when it comes to dyed in TIT
wool, Gort Mule, kick on the shins
It's time to Delay also the avast ey'
lubbers.
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Mr.. "Doc" Hoxie informs us tina
the old Mackleprangea ranch ant
mines have been purchased by N. II
Hovia and Al Nilsson The ranch is "a