Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-04-09


now the best they have been for sew
eral months.
The six weeks old baby of Mr.. and
Mrs. Claud Haws has been very i'll
for the past week, but is now improv-
ing. Mrs. Haws is here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bengt Nelson.
| Quite a number of townspeople
took advantage of the beautiful day
the weather man gave us Easter Sum
day and went car riding and took
luncheon trips into the hills.
o
Spring is here in reality and sum-
mer rapidly approaching. II you
don't believe it, notice the next time
YOU see him, whether or not G. M.
Brown of Jordan & Brown is wearing
hat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Caldwell are
here visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. E. j.
Eddards. Mr.. Carwell spent year or
so in Honolulu with the Marines and
brought wife from the islands back
with him.
The b. A. G. track team has ar
ranged for dual meet with the Dixie
\ Normal team at st. George on April
23rd, and Coach Christensen is nego-
tiating for a meet with Murdoch on
April 10th.
The Southern Utah Plumbing and
Heating company, owned and con-
trolled by Warren Cox and William
Merryweather, have started work on
new business block on lower Main
street, just north of the John Parry
home.
Funeral services over the remains
of Mrs. w. II. Warrington were held
| Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. James Smith. The speakers
were S. +. Leigh, S. b. Jones and II.
]. Palmer, who spoke encouragingly
to the bereaved household. The sing
| ing was by the choir and was fitting
and appropriate for the occasion.
A committee was around last week
soliciting contributions from the BUS
mess establishments and other people
for the purchase of set Of ten dollar
hats for the B. A. C. players. OF
course everybody had to throw in or
be a "piker" and Stacker" but on
the level it appeared like rather a
needless extravaganza to a lot of us,
i! after the basket ball season was all
over, and the boys had failed to get
place in the state meet.
Mrs. Alfred Smith is slowly recov-
ering from the effects of an accident
which occurred some weeks ago, and
resulted in broken forearm. The
/ accident happened when Mrs. Smith
was in the act Of climbing over par
tition fence to the home of her daugh-
ter, there being no gate through the
fence, and pole at the top turned
throwing her to the ground, where
she light on her hands. The Recorc
did not learn of the accident until {
day or two ago.
Much difficulty is being experiences
by farmers, merchants and others il
getting sufficient quantity Of seee,
grain, corn, etc. for planting. Thu
! dearth Of seed seems to be likely Il
/ seriously curtail the production o
] crops throughout this part of the coun
l try. There seems to be a screw loos
somewhere in our farming machinery
/ in the light of the money that is beini
spent to teach agriculture to the farm
ers, the work of county agents, etc
/ The present condition is probably du
4 to the fact that there has not bee
a very heavy demand for seed graf
the last year or two, while this sea
son the unusual amount of moistuI
has imbued everybody with the desiI
to SOW large acreage.
I How about base ball team Il
Cedar City this summer? Cedar Cit
is getting to be quite pretentior
little city and it certainly ought
have a base ball team again. I'll
County Fair will be held in Cedar tn
| fall and some good base ball game
will be a pleasing change on the pr
gram of amusements. Why don't
bunch of you young huskies get Il
gether and start the ball a-rollin
We feel sure that the business me
will give you some support, It is r
ported that Beaver, Milford, Pam
uitch and st. Gerge will all have ba
teams this season and it will be rath'
a reflection upon Cedar City-the be
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