Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-04-23

Recent visitors to st. George state
that the weather has been extremely
cold there lately for this time of year.
Mrs. Christina Westerhold, who has
been visiting for some time with her
daughter, Mrs. Nancy Lunt, at Bunk
erville, has returned home.
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Mrs. David Gibson returned from
the northern part Of the state last
Friday. She went about three weeks
ago to visit her son Murl. who has
been attending school in Logan and
also relatives in Salt Lake and Provo.
Mrs. Sarah Ann Bulloch, who has
been in st. George for some time, do
ing temple work, is home again. Mrs.
Bulloch states that the weather has
been none too warm for comfort in
st. George
Loyal Cory, Carl Carpenter, Rhone
Hunter. Enron Jones and Jim Uric
have each received letters from Church
headquarters giving notice of mission
airy work. Most Of the young men arc
planning to leave early in June for
their respective fields of labor.
Coach Christensen Of the B. A. G..
left today for st. George, where field
and track meet is to be held with the
Dixie Normal tomorrow. On the 30th
inst. divisional track and field meet.
in which eight teams are expected to
participate, is to be held on the B. A.
c. campus in this city.
The misses Rhoda Palmer, Irene
Thorley, Gwen Williams and Evelyn
Palmer returned home this week from
their schools in northern counties,
where they have been teaching the
past winter The schools in many of
the outside counties seem to be clos
ing rather early this spring.
An effort is being made by Direct
or F'risby to get more members into
the choir. This is one of the import
ant organizations of the church and
should receive the support of every
one who can sing. There Is excellent
opportunity for the Improvement of
ones ability in the choir and being
under such good management should
be worked up more than it has been
by people who should be interested
in becoming members.
Well, by heck! Wonder if it will
ever stop storming and give US little
spring weather. It is just one snow
after another, and the roads and land
is kept in such a mess that all
spring work is retarded. Even the
Clean Up Campaign last week was all
shot to pieces, and scarcely anything
accomplished. The report comes from
Washington county that practically
all the peaches have been destroyed
with the frost, and it is further
learned that nearly all the peach trees
been winter killed. The apricots have
been frozen here it is stated and there
is little hope of the peaches escaping.
The prospects for fruit are decidedly
slim for this season. 1t is just one
+ thing after another.
O.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Rogerson of
Enoch are in Cedar City today doing
business. They are selling out their
interests at Enoch and will move to
Salt Lake. Mrs. Rogerson, who has
conducted the store there for the past
eight or ten years. and has carried a
very complete line of general mer-
is selling out their stock of
good. The Rogersons have been good
and progressive citizens of Enoch, and
have rendered services there that will
be missed when they are gone. Lack
Of loyalty to the home store on the
part of the Enoch people is ascribed
as the reason for their closing out the
store and removing to Salt Lake City.
An advertisement of the sale of their
stock of merchandise will be found in
this issue of The Record.