Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1918-04-05
FORD

Mr.. Victor Carlson purchased a
horse from C. +. Freeman.
Mr.. Earl Casad made a business
trip to Newcastle for hay recently.
Mr.. W. w. Fee went to Milford
Monday where he will continue to
work in the round house.
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Mr.. Henry Patten motored to
Ford for Mr. w. G.. Bumpus to assist
him in carpenter work at Cedar City.
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Mr.. o. f. Bentley Of Riverside, Cal
ifornia, sent Mr.. A. N. Mendenhall a
nice service flag.
Mr.. c. +. Meyers worked two weeks
at Pink Knobs. He returned home
and is now working on the Cedar
road.
Mrs. William Adams is unable to
return to her ranch as she is in the
hospital with a severe case Of small
pox.
Mr.. Alexander Adams and Mr.. w.
w. Phillips made business trip to
Newcastle. They returned home
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Waldsmith have
returned to their ranch. They accom-
panied Mr.. Kendall in an automobile.
Mr.. Rimmel also came with them.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Fee and son,
Charles, returned to their ranch after
spending the winter at Milford. Mr..
Fee purchased wind mill and engine.
Sunday School every Sunday as us
ual at the Ford Union Sunday School
at 2:30 p. m. Mr.. j. II. Johnston,
Superintendent. Everybody invited.
Mrs. II. s. Gloeckner and son. Roy.
were visiting at the home of Mrs. w.
G. Rumpus Thursday AMI Friday. A
pleasant visit was enjoyed by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Gloeckner and
son, Albert, returned home to their
ranch after spending the winter at
Milford. They have built two-room
addition to their house.
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Mrs. Dastalek and her sons, Will
liam and Powell, and Mrs. Dastalek's
sister, Mrs. Mary Koatny and daugh-
ter, Theodore, of Pasadena, California
arrived here Friday, the fifteenth.
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Mrs. ii. S. Gloeckner and son, Roy,
arrived home to their ranch Wednes-
day after spending the winter in Mil
ford. Mrs. Gloeckner states that she
is very glad to get back home again.
Mr.. George E. Collard has accepted
a position with the Continental Oil
Co. Of Burley, Idaho, with his cousin,
Lee Wright of Lund. Mr.. Collard will
remain there until he is called to war.
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Mrs. II. +. Rimmel arrived home
Saturday on No. 20. She stopped at
Lund over night. We are very glad
Mrs. Rimmel is home again, after
spending the winter in sunny Calf
ornia.
Mr.. w. w. Wright and his grand
son, Forrest, are here. Mr.. Frank
Wright and his bride were here visit
ing with his father. They returned
to Idaho until Frank Wright is called
to the colors.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Kendall and
family have arrived home to their
Broad View Ranch, Ford, Utah. They
have tractor and fencing and will
put down well for irrigation pur-
poses. We are glad to elcome them
back in our community again
We are having a very interesting
Sunday School at Mr.. and Mrs. J II
Johnston's, but we expect to change
the meeting place to Mr.. and Mrs
A, II. Kendalls now they are home
as it is more centrally located, We
had very interesting program Eas.
ter Sunday.
Mr.. A. II. Kendall's freight ear OF
goods arrived at Ford Friday, the
Goth. Mr.. j. w. Johnston moved the
contents to the Kendall home Mr.
and Mrs. Kendall and family are ex-
pected here in a few days. They arc
driving through in their automobile
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Waldsmith are ac-