Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-07-23
KANARRA


The farmers are jubilant in this
section over their hay crops and grain
prospects. A little rain would be
greatly appreciated just now though.
There will be some alfalfa seed for
sale here also.
The sheep ranges are holding out
fine. Several of our sheepmen are
fencing their mountain land. Past
experience proves that by careful
management the depleted range can
be brought back to its former abun-
dance by fencing and preventing
over stocking.
VIM. G.. Plat and wife have return
ed from the Day Farms at Parowan
where Mr.. Plat has been working
since March.
A Mr.. Newberger of Salt Lake City
is visiting here with the George A,
Berry family for short time.
Miss Jennie Reeves is working with
her brother Eldon on the Pace farm
north Of here.
Otto Reeves is hauling fence wire
up the mountain for Bishop Pace Of
Harmony who is fencing.
Mr.. A. L. Watson, one of Cedar
City's enterprising farmers and sheer
men has some nice looking crops or
his farm near this place. Some time
soon he intends to build home. here
He is also contemplating drilling @
well and If he cannot get flowing
water he will raise the water with the
aid Of an electric motor.
John w. Plat is building a modern
cement bungalow on his ranch neal
Watson's.
Truly, Zion is growing. Kanarrt
ward reports eleven new babies sine,
summer opened.
Many tourists camp here during
the week and they ask why there ar,
no side trips offered from here int
the deep canyons in the eastern
mountains. Some day we hope to b,
able to care for such inquiries. Carr
for these tourists and get acquainted
with them. Some of the Influential
men of the age pass unawares.
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There Is some encouragement whel
one thinks that the valuable umbe
timber in the mountains southeast Il
producing some valuable and beauti
full lumber for our consumption. W.
will compare lumber with anyone.
Sunday July 18th, Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis E. Rowe served dinner to MI
and Mrs. VIM. G. Plat, Mrs. G. II
Pingle, Mrs. Fl. M. Roundy and Mrs
H. M. Williams. Mesdames Pingl
and Roundy are here visiting thei
mother, Mrs. H. M. Williams.
Miss LaRue Stapley and brothe
Campbell are here visiting relatives
Mr.. Jas. S. Berry's new residenc
is nearing completion.
Mrs. Mary A. Griffin former res
ident Of this place is here getting
titles to real estate Strengthened out
She hopes to sell some Of the Ian,
holdings under the Griffin estate. Sh
will return to her home in Idaho Fall
sometime next week.
The Culver dipping corralls at Pin
Springs were partially destroyed b
fire last week. 1t is not known no,
the FIRE started as it was at night.
Everyone is preparing for goo
celebration on the Twenty-fourth. tn
numbers:
Firing of cannons at daybreak.
Serenading of town by band.
Raising of flag at sunrise.
Parade at 10 o'clock.
Meeting at 1890 a. m. at which tn
following program will be given:
Singing by the choir.
Invocation, r. ]. Williams, Sr.
Singing by choir.
Grafton, VIM. G. Plat.
Martial band selection.
Reading, Lewis E. Rowe.
Song, Junior Girls.
Piano Solo, Arvilla Ford.
Musical selection, Leatha Graf.
Song, Myrtle Williams.
Martial band selection.
Representation, Jennie Reeves.
Reading, Elada Berry.
Martial band selection.
Comic reading Hattie Roundy.
Piano Selection, Vera Stapley.
Duet, Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Williams
Benediction.
Maid of Utah--Lula Pollock.
Indians-Boy Scouts.
Pioneers-Contrib