Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1918-03-08

Miss Grace Magnussen IS visiting
in Modena this week
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We had with us Mr. a. G. Brooks
of Lund at our last club meeting. Mr..
Brooks is n well driver and we expect
to have him busily engaged on our
we'll project in the near future.
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/ Mr. G.. tombstone has zone to Salt
Lake to be enrolled in the Camouhage
Dept. of the Aviation Corps. We
who are left behind wish him God
speed, an honorable service and
safe return to his family and friends.
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We were glad to shake hands with
John II. Tulls, the tax assessor, this
week. He is around again examining
our sins both of omission and com
mission. We were sorry that he came
one day too early to attend our Sat
urday night club meeting.
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Your correspondent is in receipt of
letter from Guy Johnson, in which he
states that he will be in our midst
again shortly. He is driving up from
Los Angeles in n Ford with his broth
er-in-law, Mr.. ballard. He expects
Mr.. HallarCt to file on homestead
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The boss of FL Rancho Conejo has
just purchased some wire and will in
the near future complete fence a.
round 40 acres of the ranch. He has
20 acres of rye coming up and doesn't
mean to let the wild horses find it
free lunch counter if he can keep them
out.
Mrs. Pearl Griffin has accepted a
position in the Hotel Root at Lund
for few months. Miss Grace Mag
nussen has gone to Lund to Hotel
Carter. We are very sorry to lose
both of these active members of our
club and Sunday School, even tenn
porarily
There was rather "A poor attendance
at Sunday School last Sunday. This
is bad. 1t doesn't make any difference
what your belief may be, friends, our
S. S. is civilizing influence and you
should not neglect it, Come out next
Sunday and each Sunday after. We
don't think you will regret it.
We have written very beautiful
poem this week, but after reading,
"Signs of Spring" in the March 1st
issue Of The Record we are not sure
under just which heading we are listed
in the sanctum sanctorium, so will
refrain from inficting the gem on
either the editor or the readers.
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J. d. Leigh of Lund paid us a visit
last Thursday. Speaking of visitors,
we have had quite an unusual num-
Der at Sahara this week. Among
those noticed during the week were
Mrs. Root and party from Lund, Mr..
and Mrs. Freeman from near Ford,
Mr.. l.. Benton from Beryl way, and
several others.
At our last club meeting we had the
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Mr.. II. Larson, Mr.. Carlson, and Mr..
Casad-three good, sturdy members.
We expect lot of our members
! loyalty, faith in the club work, stick
together qualities, shoulder to shout
der for the betterment of our little
colony; and we are proud to say that
our expectations are generally rea-
lized. We had large attendance last
Saturday night and we believe all had
a good time.
We have sent for service bag for
the club in order that we may do
honor to those of our members who
are under the colors. SO far we have
four stars in our flag. We are proud
of our boys and we shall reverence
this service flag when it hangs upon
the walls of our club room. We sin
cerely hope tey may all return after
the war to their loved ones. But
most Of all we hope and believe they
will serve with honor the nations
cause, and so be a source of pride and
joy to those of US who cannot follow
in their footsteps.
have just received a letter from
Corporal Rowland in which he is
,clamoring for news from home. We
are all looking around for "our bit"
to do, and in looking for something
big and SNOWY we overlook our "bit"
which every one Of US can do and,
by doing, earn the gratitude Of each
individual soldier and sailor. We can
all of us WRITE IN Same eoldior IN.