Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-07-16
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J. E. Haslam is feeling elated over
the promising condition of his grain
crop on his dry farm near Quitchapa.
He says there are some fine fields
coming along in that section.
Mayor Swapp is away on business
in Wyoming, the town of Fairview
near Fort Bridger being his destina-
ton, and the taking charge of herd
Of his sheep up there being his bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Williams and
family left for Salt Lake City last
Saturday by automobile. They will
go via Oasis and after visiting with
relatives there, will go on to the state
metropolis.
Attorney E. II. Ryan returned to-
day from Phoenix, Arizona, where he
has been in connection with the sheep
license suits he is defending for To-
cal parties. He found the usual ac-
emulation Of business awaiting his
attention on his return.
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A coterie of young sports, com
prised Of Bill Middleton, George
Palmer, Ralph Wilkinson and Cecil
Adams, left last Monday morning for
weeks camping and fishing out on
the Mammoth and other contiguous
streams.
Anyone wishing eye, ear, nose OF
throat work done by Drs. StooIey &
Leonard, can make an appointment
with Mrs. J. C. Isbell. They are ex-
pected at the Cedars Hotel about July
goth. This is the last trip they ex-
pect to make to southern Utah this
year.--Adv. 1w.
Tuesday morning between four and
five o'clock a car drove up to the gas
tank in front Of the Cedar Mercantile
Store and the occupants hoped out
broke the lock on the tank, filled their
tank, climbed aboard and streakeG
away south down the Arrowhead
trail into Nevada.
Wednesday morning Richard A
Thorley and Forest Supervisor Mace
led Drs. James, Plummer and Paul NJ
into some very striking cliff effects
in Dry Creek canyon. The visitors
were very DESTROYS of getting colo,
views of the towering rocks, but tn,
light did not fall from the proper an
gle in the forenoons, so they returne,
to the same locality on their wa,
back from Zion National Park an,
secured many very good pictures il
| color.
According to County Agent Alm
Esplin, the campaign of poisoning a
gainst the grasshopper is going stead
lily along. The poison is doing a no
ticeable work in cutting down tn
number of the pests, but there
also noticeable a great deal of dam
age from the hungry host, The po
soning campaign is valuable, but tn
more effective way of suppressing th
evil is fall blowing and springtootf
ing, which kills the eggs by the mi
lions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Greaves an
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Davis of Salt Lal
City are visiting the ladies' mothe
Mrs. Emma Cutler, who is assistir
her son, II. S. Cutler in the manag
ment of the Cedars Hotel
Mr., Jos. o. Sandin of Hatch, Ga
field county, and his daughter, Mi
. Velma, are spending a week or tv
in Cedar City visiting Mr., Sandir
mother. Joseph spent his boyhood
Cedar City and occasionally gets ov
, to perpetuate his acquaintanceship
Cedar City and visit with relatives.
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
: M. Mace entertained a party Of frien
- at their home, the occasion being I
i, birthday of Supervisor Mace-ju
: which birthday being immateri
The time was passed pleasantly in
:, game Of five hundred, supplement
: by delightful array Of refreshmen
: Those participating included DR.. a
Mrs, Macfarlane, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Gowan, Mr.. and Mrs. A. P, Spilsbul
= Mrs. Randall l.. Jones, Mr.. and M
Will Dobson. Mr.. r. T. Forbes,
. Cedar City, and Mr. and Mrs. Gro,
Greaves Of Salt Lake City,