Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-06-25
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A. l.. Watson is driving a nifty
turnout in the shape Of a Packard
Twin-Six, and she sure has got class.
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Raymond Daley and Charles Will
kinson went to Beaver Saturday night
for the dance and stayed over Sunday.
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Dixie peaches, cherries, pears and
apricots appeared on the local mar
kets early this week.
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Nephi S. Workman of Hurricane
has moved his family to Cedar City
for the summer.
Miss Eula Lunt left Wednesday for
Provo where she has accepted posi-
ton with the Singer Sewing Machine
Company.
Mr.. Paul c. Blakely got back from
Salt Lake City Sunday and reports
the roads in the South to be better
than in some of the northern counties.
The Fourth of July General Com
mittee invites the people of the sur
rounding towns to attend Cedar City's
Fourth of July celebration.
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The Cedar City Drug Store is pull
ing off a new stunt this week in the
shape Of one cent sale which seems
to be very popular. BY paying the
regular price of the advertised arti-
cles and one cent more the buyer may
get duplicate Of that article.
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The tourist camping park is dotted
with camps every night, heavy run
setting in this last week. The Cedars
hotel too reports a heavy increase in
travel, mostly Zion park visitors and
Arrowhead Trail followers.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank all those who in
any. way offered their loving service,
kind words and floral offerings ETC.,
during the recent sickness and death
of our beloved wife and mother.
AUGUST MACKELPRANG and
Family.
The directors of the Iron CONNER
cial e. Savings Bank held their regu-
lar annual meeting in Cedar City, last
Wednesday Out-of-town members of
the board present were, j Mount Tay-
Tor of Salt Lake City, Edward Carol
of Orderville and Heber T.. Harrison
Of Newcastle.
The banks and business houses are
uniting in the publication of beau
tiful little folder illustrating and de-
scribing the Cedar breaks. A copy
will be enclosed in each letter going
out Of the various business houses of
the city. 1t will attract many to our
unusual scenery as we'll as impressing
our neighbors with Cedar city's alert
ness and energy
The women's department of the
Farm Bureau is in charge Of the
Supervised play project for Cedar
City. Both the public school grounds
and the b. A. G. campus will be used
for this purpose, capable directors
and assistants to be placed in charge
of games and activities at both places.
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Kanarra, Hamilton's Fort and Ce-
dar City and Paragonah farms are
menaced by grasshoppers in such
numbers as to make poisoning cam
paign necessary. The county agent
has the necessary poison, molasses,
etc, on hand and mixing box for the
convenience of farmers who wish to
protect their crops. The young are
practically Matched now. and this is
the best time to scatter the poison.
The District Engineer Of the Bur-
eau of Public Roads at Ogden, Utah,
is calling for bids for the construc-
ton of steel bridge to be placed on
the Santa Clara at Veyo on the Saint
George Modena road. II an acceptable
bid Is received, the work should be-
gin bv August first and must be COM
pleted in FORTY working days The
completion of this bridge will open
considerable section Of the newly
built road
Last Sunday, MRS. Elizabeth w.
Mckee. manager of the Wylie Camps
at Bright Angel point on the north
rim of the Grand Canyon, was in Ce-
dar CITY on her way from her home
in Pasadena, California, to Bright
Angel noint 10 omen up the Wylie
camps there for the summer season.
The camp facilities will be enlarged
fifty per cent to take care of the ex-
pected increase in tourist travel. This
is the fourth season Mrs Mckee has
been in charge of the Bright Angel
camp.
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C. M. Brown of Jordan & Brown
Truck Line came from Salt Lake
City last Friday night driving their
new ton and half Klieber truck for
which thew turned in one of the Ford
trucks. The new truck is equipped
with pneumatic tires all around which
truck men declare are more satisfac-
tory for driving in this part of the
country. II is practically the same
machine as was purchased by Jordan
& Brown last fall but has few new
conveniences and is certainly valu-
able addition to their business.
S. ]. Foster of the Bank of South