Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1918-04-12
SAHARA.

to Modena Tuesday.
$50
Mr.. Joe Woman, Bird class, is try
ing to enlist as he wants TO see some
of the active service in the great
adventure.
Mrs. Schind has gone on short
visit TO Tintc where her husband is
located in the employ OF the Salt Lake
Route.
Messrs Prince and Baskins left
Tuesday evening for st. George. They
want to give the Dixie country the
"once over"
We hear that one of our STARS"
Alfred f. Nelson, of the Navy located
at San Diego, has been promoted to
the rank of seaman guard.
Mr. and Mrs. J A. Baker both re-
turned home to stay last Saturday
We welcome them gladly as both are
earnest workers in our colony.
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Mr.. Larsen, who is filing on a claim
near Sahara and who is member
of our club, paid us a visit Tuesday
He is at present located in Milford
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Hal Griffin, Athol Griffin and Jack
Holland made trip to Lund this
week. Mr.. Athol Griffin going to Join
a group of selective draft men en-
route to Camp Lewis.
Any of our boys not Of the draft
age, wishing to join the army, can
get their case presented to the re-
cruiting officer by applying to the
writer.
Mrs. Chas. Anderson's family are
expected next week. We will be glad
to welcome them. This will about
complete the home coming this sea-
son.
Wednesday evening the club gave a
dance for Athol Griffin, the soon to
be fifth star in our service flag. Mr.
Griffin left Thursday for Cedar City
and service. We wish him God speed
and an honorable service with safe
return
Doc. Hoxie and Chas. Hellings are
helping raise G. ID. Johnston's wind
mill this week The first trial was a
failure as the tower fell down before
it could be secured on account of a
violent southwest wind which we had
with us April LIST.
Among the Visitors Wednesday
night were Mr. Hasam, Master Has
lam of Cedar City, Ed. Baskins of
Oklahoma City and Mr.. Prince Mr..
Prince has just been discharged from
the U. S. Cavalry on account of i'll
health. He has claim southeast of
Sahara.
Quite number of our people will
gather April 9Th to build a road down
the hill between Sec. lip. 33 s., II.
rs W.. and Sec 6, TIP. 33 s., II. Is w.
The elimination of this grade will
mean a straight section line road from
Sahara to Mountain Springs and up
to Pine Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Pearce have re-
linquished their claim to Mr.. j. f
House of Los Angeles. Mr.. House
in Sahara April LIST. We are glad to
extend friendly greeting to this
new member of our colony and to
wish him prosperity and success in
his new venture.
Our well subscription closed April
LIST with a total of 43 subscribers.
This makes each subscription $ll.65
and total of $50095. The money
has begun to come in already and we
hope to begin work just as soon as
We can get the drillers, about May LIST
or possibly bit sooner
Mr.. II. c. Lawrence, a prospective
settler from sunny California also
arrived this week and is stopping
with Earl Markwith, We extend
greetings to Mr. Lawrence and hope
that he may find a claim to suit him
and become a useful and prosperous
member of our colony.
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Weather permitting, we will hold an
open air Sunday School April 7th up
in the hills. Have luncheon after the
service and spend the balance of the
day roaming the hills Sunday School
beginning March 81 will be held at
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