Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1918-06-14

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Charles Hellings and S. A. Davis |
left last week for Salt Lake City, |
expecting to get electrical employ
ment at that city or elsewhere.
Mrs. N. Il. Hobbs is weekly visitor |
at Sahara, where she is giving mIsic |
lessons to Misses Volborg Magnussen,
Luela Magnussen and Tacoma Baker.
We are in receipt Of letter from
our latest "star," Mr.. Walter Jobert.
He writes us that he has been made
a lance corporal. His address is 18th
Casual Co.. Signal Corps Cantonment,
Vancouver, Washington.
Childrens Day was suitably cele
brated June Q by our SIS. After the
services Rev. Rice preached for us,
giving us some Of the high lights from
the recent conference from which he
had just returned.
Our new Constitution, very much
mutilated, passed last Saturday night,
and working under it, election of Of
fcers for the coming term will take
place next Saturday night No nom
nations have as yet been made.
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Mr.. Bill Corn, cousin to "Pete"
Corn, is visiting at the latter's home
these days. He was out rabbit hunt
ing one day last week and says he
never saw so many rabbits before.
Neither did we. The valley is simply
alive with them.
Miss Grace Magnussen is rapidly
maturing plans, which will take her
away from our midst in the near flu
ture. While we are sorry to see her
20, we are at the same time glad that
she has this opportunity to realize the
possibilities for her future, by attend
ing a good school in the East
49,
Say, brother, but isn't it hot! 1903
degrees in the shade, if you can find
any shade, and no prospects for re-
lief in sight. We feel like the party
in Arizona who put fine single
roof on his cabin and ten years later
when he sold the cabin, wasted bar
rel of water out of curiosity to see
whether that roof leaked or not.
*%s
There sheen considerable move
ment of troops over the Salt Lake
Route the last few days. Train load
after train load passing through Sa-
hara, bound in both directions. Sure
makes our feet itch to see them come
and go and we sincerely hope ere long
to be in kahki yourselves" bound for
cover there"
Mr.. H. ID. Hoxie expects to make a
short trip to Portland, Oregon, start
ing this afternoon and returning some
time before the 23rd inst, at which
date he will give barbecue at his
place. Sunday he entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. o. r
Couch, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Baker and
family.
With Mrs. Root acting as chaperon
party of young folks motored over
from Lund Saturday evening to oul
informal dance. The party consisted
of Mrs. Root, Misses Arvilla Root
Dixie Doolittle, Maude Hunter, Carrie
Ahlstrom, Florence Butler and Mis-
Blair. Mrs. Brighton, Mrs. Butler
Mrs. Johnson. Mr.. NJ. Walker drov
the party over. We heard only on
regret expressed and that was tn
time flew all too swiftly and mdnigh
arrived before our visiting friend
were ready for the closing hou
Come again folks. We are glad I
have you with us.
The White Sage Red Cross auxiliar
of Sahara consists of Mrs. Gilbel
Corn, chairman; Mrs. N. L. Mead
treasurer; Mrs. j. A. Baker, secretar!
and Mesdames Arlie Fourman, C. "
Magnussen, Ethel Markwith, Mari
Johnson, j. A. Farley, Frank HeC
rick, A. f. Phillips, n, b. Hobbs,
+. Freeman, Charles Jobert, and Mis-
Grace Magnussen. All these ladiC
are ready and awaiting instruction
or opportunities to get busy and 4
their bit for the splendid cause.
Mr.. Olof Johnson recently cut
number of posts from his post allo
ment. Mrs. G. ID. tombstone and fan
lily accompanied him TO his camp whe
Mrs, tombstone acted as chef. Befo
finally breaking camp, Mrs j, A. b
ker, Tacoma and billie" Baker, Mi
Grace and NalbOrp Mapnussen snel