Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-04-16
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

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Mr.. J. II. Swapp of Provo Is here
this week visiting with his brother,
Mayor Swap and family.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Reid of Salt
Lake City are here visiting friends
and relatives for few weeks.
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Mrs. j. C. Isbell returned Sunday
from Southern California where she
has been spending the winter
o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Simkins left
Saturday morning for Enterprise
where they will live this summer.
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Mr.. Claud Haws is back in Cedar
after his long illness in Escalante.
He arrived last week and his friends
are glad to welcome him back again.
President Woodhouse Of the Dixie
Power Company is seen about town
again considerably this week. Busy.
as usual.
Miss Ada Gardner, head book
keeper for the Dixie Power Company,
is in Cedar for few days straighten-
ing out accounts Of the local branch.
A class track meet was to be staged
Friday afternoon, but from the pres
ent appearance Of the weather il is
not likely to be pulled off.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Eddards re-
turned to San Francisco Tuesday with
Mrs. Eddards' parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stratton. They will hereafter make
their home in San Francisco.
The stores and business houses
were closed yesterday in observance
of Arbor Day. Everybody was sup
posed to be planting trees or seeds
of some kind.
G. C. Mathews and Ebert Kaze,
who have been in Hurricane for the
past month, were seen in town Thurs
day. They returned the same day to
! finish some carpenter work at that
place. Mr. Kaze has his wife and
child there with him.
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The. hospital and nurse crew
that took care of flu patients in the
District School building will be en-
tertained this friday evening at
the b. A. C. Auditorium. Unique
invitations in the form Of hot water
bottle have already been issued and
jolly time is anticipated.
/ The state record on discus throw,
we are informed, is 10S feet some in
ches. The other night in the presence
of representative of this paper,
Wood Uric got the ring out 117h #,
during practice on the B. A. C. cam
pus. Looks like there will be new
state record for discus this spring.
Mr.. r. ID. Adams is back in Cedar
City for few days to clear up some
Photographic work which he left at
the time he left for Delta with his
l family Mr.. Adams reports every
thing satisfactory. thus far, in his
new home. He has been working in
the field and has developed splendid
coat Of tan.
Most any kind OF "Freshie"
from the schools can tell the editor
how to run his paper. 1t is very
simple matter, too, according to the
ideas of some of these cubs. The
only trouble would be in putting
their ideas into execution. We sus-
pect that their difficulties would be
similar to ours, were we TO try to run
sheep. We would probably get along
all right if the owner could keep US
in sheep. We might need new herd
each month, though.
Last Tuesday there was suspen-
sion of electrical service for a few
hours while the additional 400 feet
of pressure pipe was taken from the
old Cedar City plant to increase the
head and resultant power of Unit No.
/, Dixie Power Co. was "cut in" or
connected up. The Increased power
thus obtained has made marked diff
ference in the strength of the current.
! Pres. Woodhouse states that the work
has consumed nearly four months,
whereas it should have been accom-
plished in one had weather conditions