Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1917-10-12
PARAGONAH

Paragonah, Utah, Oct. II, 1917.
Miss Mary Openshaw is home a
gain.
Mr.. Ray Robinson has gone to Trop-
ic to teach school the coming winter
Mrs. Richard Robinson has returned
from an extended visit in Idaho.
Mrs. d. A. Lamoreaux, Jr., who has
been very i'll, is slowly recovering.
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Miss Vivian Robb has returned
from long visit in Nevada.
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Mrs. Alfred Golf of Minersville is
here visiting relatives and friends.
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Misses Pearl Hunt and Miriam A
dair were home from school to spend
the weeE md.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. A. Lamoreaux re-
turned from their visit to Payson and
Salt Lake City.
The conference visitors to Salt Lake
City have returned. They report an
excellent conference and also that the
state fair was wonderful.
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As result of the schools CLEAN
ing one and one-half bushels Of lu-
Germ seed was obtained. The seed is
for sale.
The mutual began their winters
work last Sunday evening with an ex-
cellent program, almost a complete
reorganization being made.
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The members of the M. |. A. and
their friends spent Tuesday evening
pleasantly playing games and dane
ing. Candy and nuts were served.
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Mr.. John r. Robinson, Jr. has re-
Gently purchased farm to the north
east of Cedar City and intends to
move his family into that locality
where they intend to make their flu
ture home. Mr.. Robinson will be
missed on account of his always hav-
ing been one of Paragonah's public
workers. Mr.. I'D. Owens has also
bought fam near Cedar City, and
has sold herd of sheep as he hasn't
sufficient summer range His help is
to help defend The eolors.
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The school children, under the direc-
ton of Miss Mary M. Uric, arranged
fair which was held October 10th.
The other schools, under Mr.. ii. c.
Bement and Miss Leona Jones, added
a number of good articles. Large
quantities of very nice bottled fruits,
vegetables and jellies as we'll as dried
fruits were displayed. Two large tab
les groaned beneath their bounteous
loads of vegetables. a number of
vases of cut flowers decorated the ta-
bles. Many dainty, well-made pieces
of domestic art We're displayed A
large number of parents and friends
came to view our exhibits, which of
course delighted both teachers and pu-
pills to see that their work is appre-
ciated
On Saturday, October s, Mr., II, C.
Bement took his Sth grade with a
number from the 18th grade and went
into the mountains for the purpose of
nature and geography work. Nature
was at her best in co,or schemes por-
trayed by the leaves Of the oaks, ma
pies quaking-asps, etc. All We're of
various colors, red, yellow and brown
spots encrcled by the green of the
pines, spruces, and other ever-greens,
arrayed in the regular way which Ma
ture adorns her mountain friends for
the winter sleep.
/ The trip took them up through can
yons where the rocks they studied in
their various formations, layers and
lodges of conglomerate nature fus-
ing into various colors with clays, both
white and slate.
They visited the Paragonah reser-
voir for information on the conserva-
ton of the high water for use during
the dry months of the year. They
rode up to the Blow-up, or the Jones
Ranch. Here the horses, after being
unbridled and unsaddled were turned