Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1918-06-28
SAHARA

appreciated by all. Let's have some
more.
Gosh! The way this weather is, we
wish Adam and Eve hadn't changed,
and started the new fashion plate.
Mr.. Dave Leigh of Lund was in our
vicinity the past week getting thrift
stamp subscribers. Dave will do his
"bit."
The ladies of the Red Cross will
give hard times dance Saturday
night at the school house. Discard
your fnery and come as you will be
taxed just the same.
Uncle Ben Knell was Sahara caller
Wednesday and helped some get home
without getting soaked as it was sure
raining.
We have elected Mr.. Caldwalder as
superintendent Of our Sunday School,
and Mrs. S. A. Davis as secretary
treasurer. We will all do our part in
helping them along.
On account of the change in the
train schedule MIR. Hobbs had to give
up his music class at Sahara. This is
too bad, as the children were pro-
crossing rapidly.
We take notice Of a few very good
signs of prosperity. Mr.. Hoxie has
painted over his gate and doors and
elsewhere, what would look good and
sound good to everybody-"Every-
body Welcome"
Mr.. Davis of Salt Lake City, fence
Inspector, arrived last week Friday to
look after fencing the right Of way
along several claims, as we need it
very badly. Mr.. Baker motored him
TO Lund.
The Red Cross ladies met Wednes-
day and goodly crowd turned out, as
we had washing, ironing and mending
to do--everybody doing their best to
help things move along. We are
waiting very patiently for further in
structions.
Miss Jessie Corn of Patton, Cali
fornia, is visitor at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Pete Corn. We sure initial
ed her at the barbecue. She is now
sunburnt and doesn't look as if she
has been used to our beautiful sun
shine.
Whoop, my dear, but it has been
hot of late, though now it is somewhat
cooler, following a few much-needed
showers. Our thermometer climbed
to 108 degrees and "never batted an
eye." Oh, well, hades is loose every
where so | guess we need not COM
plain if we get our share handed out
to us here.
The echoes of the bugle call are
spreading rapidly into every nook and
corner of our land, until soon from
every vale and hill, plain and desert,
an answering throb will come from
every loyal heart. AS our casualty
list grows in France so will our de-
termination grow to wipe off the face
Of this beautiful world of ours this
one great blot of filthy mire, splat-
tered there by the footsteps of him
they call the Kaiser
The Sahara Civic Center Club met
short time since and elected the fol-
lowing set of officers for the ensuing
year: Mr.. II. c. Davis, president;
Mrs. Gilbert Corn, secretary; James
f. Farley, vice-president. A commit
tee was appointed to clean the school
house for two weeks, and one to look
after our Fourth of July picnic, tc
MHiNh lOOhiuE lOi wary
with pleasurable anticipation.
| think we need a dentist here, as
little Bert Davis has been suffering
with toothache. Mr.. Baker has haC
the same trouble. 1t does not seen
to effect the eating of either yet, how
ever.
Mr.. Shultz thought he would go L
Beryl Sunday night to take the train
About 20 people followed him down
there. We all hated to nave such ,
good worker leave us, so we went al
far with him as we could.
On Thursday evening, before the de
parture of w. l.. Shultz for the serv
ice of Uncle Sam, who had intended
slipping away quietly, somebody
spilled the beans" and as a result a