Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1918-05-10
SAHARA.

DR.. Finn has arrived from Bing-
ham, Utah, for visit with Dr. Aram
Brghassian.
Mrs. Hal. Griffin arrived home from
Lund Saturday evening. 1t is under
stood she is home to stay
Messrs A. G. Johnson, II. o. Dough-
erty, G. f. Freeman went to Parowan
Monday TO establish final proof on
their several claims.
"Dod Hoxie" has just informed us
that he just purchased a $4,000 Bond
through II. J. Doolittle, credited to
Sahara. This makes our total $500.
Over the top. Hooray!
Mr.. Sam Davis sprung surprise
on us Friday evening by arriving from
Los Angeles on No. 2. Mr.. Davis ex-
poets to remain indefinitely on his
claim. Glad to welcome you.
We are informed that "star" Athol
Griffin has been assigned to the sig
nal corps U. S. A. but he has no per-
manent address. His address will be
given as soon as ascertained.
For some unknown reason quite
number of our friends were taken
more or less violently ill after eating
our midnight luncheon Wednesday
night. Fortunately all recovered
without serious harm being done.
Friends of Elvin Butts will proba-
bly, be interested to learn that he has
returned to the sea again. He is max
ing trips between Mexican and South
American ports from San Diego, CAL
ifornia. His San Diego address is
100 state oCreet.
Mr.. Earl Markwith reports that he
has been delayed in getting his casing
for the we'll through the inability of
the firm from which which the casing
was ordered to get the material to
make the same. He is in receipt now
of letter, however, assuring him of
the arrival of the material and prom
Using the completed casing.
w. l.. Shultz, accompanied by
Messrs Earl Markwith and Georg,
Griffin, went to Modena Saturday t,
make final proof on Shultz's claim
We found Commissioner Green a yer,
busy man. He is now post master a
Modena, which, taken with his othel
Government duties, keeps him out o.
any mischief he might otherwise b.
tempted into, we fancy. We met ,
number of pleasant people in Modena
also very unpleasant southwes
wind
Mr.. J. w. Brown met with painful
and what might easily have proved ,
serious accident this week. He wa.
using a corn planter and had raised
the marker arm to make some Sigh
adjustment to the machine. He wa!
STOPPING down when the marker arm
was loosened by the wind and in fall
ing the steel disc struck Mr.. Brown
over the eye cutting deep cash. II,
is fortunate in that it did not strik,
a bit lower, as he would probabl!
have lost an eye.
Saturday night We enjoyed an ex
cellent attendance at the club.
Federal Loan organizing committe,
was appointed by Vice Presiden
Dougherty who presided at the meet
ing in the absence of President Shultz
Mrs. Gilbert Corn was elected Secre
tary-Treasurer for the balance of tn
present term. Miss Laura Hedricl
resigned Mr., Doestlake, settle
from near Ford, was visitor. III
brought his accordian with him an,
very pleasantly entertained us afte
the meeting. The constitution com
mittoe reported the work progressing
favorably.
Misses Grace Magnussen and ANN
Reynolds and Messrs Geo Griffin an
W. l.. Shultz were guests at the HON
of Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Heiric Thm S
day evening. We spent very pleas
ant evening except that over all thos
gathered there hung the shadow @
the departure of Miss Laura Hedri
The following morning we deyastate
the better part of chicken suppe
then we sang songs Of Home Swet
Home, of War and Conquest, Of Low
apI E'r;apIgbip &C Loftb o,J rn,,r,o