Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1918-06-21

to Smelling out, That is quite ulHeF-
ent story.
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Miss Alton Watson is home from
California on few days visit with
her mother, Mrs. +. c. Watson.
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Last Wednesday at the Southern
Utah Hospital, Mrs. II. II. Lunt was
operated on for the removal of ton
sils
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Mesdames William Merryweather
and Warren Cox left last week for
Provo where they will visit their par
ents for month.
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J. A. Kopp, the local Buick dealer,
received five more new Buick cars
from the railroad at Lund Wednesday.
They are all of the light six touring
model.
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Contractor Geo. A. Wood has big
force of men at work laying the curb
and gutter on the east side of Main
street. At present the street is very
much torn up as a consequence.
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U. T. Jones, president of the Bank
of Southern Utah, and r. M. Cory,
assistant cashier, are spending this
week in Logan attending a bankers
convention.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Heaps of Spry,
Utah, came to attend the funeral of
their sisters baby, the little child of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Webb, which was
held Wednesday afternoon.
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Miss Nellie Lunt is home on short
vacation. Miss Lunt has been taking
training as a nurse in the l.. ID. s.
Hospital of Salt Lake. She looks
well, says she is feeling fine and en-
joys the work at the hospital.
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Even the city supervisor of streets
has his troubles. While part of the
population are growing at him for
not sprinkling more on the streets,
others, interested in field land, are
"cussing hi out of him" for using
so much of the precious water for
what they view as non-essential.
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Mrs. Ramona Fife left last week
for Santa Clara to visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. Val. Hafen. On her return
Wednesday she reported that while
she was there Mrs. Hafen presented
her husband with beautiful baby
girl. Needless to say that the par
ents are very happy and will receive
the congratulations of their many
friends here.
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The curb and gutter improvement
is now completed on the west side of
Main street and certainly improves the
appearance of the street. 1t is a neat
and workman-like job and when COM
pleted on both sides of the street will
give metropolitan appearance to
the business district.
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Mr., j. r. Richards left for Salt
Lake City last Sunday morning, max
ing the trip overland in his Buick car.
He was accompanied by Mrs. Don
Coppin and child, who will visit for a
time with relatives in Salt Lake. Mr..
Richards has business in the northern
part Of the state which will occupy
his attention for a few days.
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Waldo, the eldest son of Fred and
Mable (Indians,) was struck and in
stantly killed by lightning at Mud
Springs, this county, on Tuesday. The
child was brought to Cedar for bur
ial. 1t will be remembered that this
same couple had one of their child
rem burned to death last fall. Luck
seems to be against them.
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ELDER MARION WOOLLEY
DIES IN AUSTRALIA
Friends and acquaintance of FL
der Marion Woolley, who graduated
from the b. A. C. of this city in 1916
and who has been doing misSionar!
work in Australia, will be great!
grieved to learn of the young man.
death, which occurred in Australia
day or two ago, and whose remain