Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-04-30

LOCAL
HAPPENINGS
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Mr.. Bert Lamoreaux Of Psragonah
is noticed in town today.
Born.--To Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Coss-
lett, fine baby girl Saturday, April
18th. All concerned doing nicely.
Nels Madsen Of Summit, a carriage
and automobile painter by trade, is
in Cedar City painting cars at the
Kopp Garage.
The town is full of athletes and
visitors for the Divisional Track
and Field Meet at the b. A. c. cam
pus, which is on today.
Shearing will commence tomorrow
at the Iron Springs corralls. The
work will be in charge of Bishop
Charles E. Jones of Enoch
The Misses Jennie and Vella Burke
left Cedar for Minersville Monday
where they will visit their sister.
The young ladies have been here for
the past month working.
DR.. A. N. Leonard passed through
Cedar City last Tuesday morning en-
route to Hurricane, where he would
operate with DR.. Wilkinson on Mrs.
p. N. Wilkinson, who was suffering
with acute appendicitis.
The Misses lone, Vivian and jose
phine Stewart who have been attend
ing the B. A. G. the past winter, left
with Mr.. Ray Johnson for their home
in Tropic Wednesday, to assist their
family through siege Of lines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Wright, who
have lived here the past winter, left
last week for Arizona where they will
make their future home. They will
locate near Mrs. Wright's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesperson, who were
former residents Of this city.
Supervisor Mace has been in the
field for the past ten days and is not
expected back until the end of the
week. On this inspection trip he
went to Central, GGunlock, st. George
and finally to LasVegas, New. where
he inspected the Moapa division of
| the Dixie Forest
Assistant Forest Supervisor Wal
lace M. Riddle, after fourteen years
of service on the Dixie-Sevier is be-
ing transferred to the Uinta National
Forest, with headquarters at Provo.
While he is reluctant at leaving here
and his many friends, the transfer
is agreeable since his new position
will carry more responsibilities, etc
He will leave tomorrow.
Il H. S. Cutler of Kanab, a son of the
late "Scott" Cutler well known to the
older residents of southern Utah, has
spent several days in Cedar City re-
Gently negotiating for residence and
other property. II successful it is Mr.
Cutters intention to make his home
here. He left for Salt Lake City last
Monday to continue some negotia-
tions involving interests held there.
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Mr.. |. A. Gondouin of the Chrsten-
sen Construction company with full
crew of workmen is back in southern
Utah again. ready to resume work on
the road through the Cedar Gulch
which was interrupted last fall by the
SHOW and cold weather. Mr.. Gondouin
states that the work will now be in
direct charge of member of the or
ganization, and that it will be pushed
with all possible speed.
Conner Cosslett arrived home last
week Friday. He re-enlisted in the
army last fall, after having received
his discharge at the close Of the war,
and since that time has been in serv-
ice down on the Mexican border. On
account of receiving his discharge
sooner than expected, he arrived at
home last Friday. He says that he
| has now had enough of soldering, and
has no desire to go back to the serv-
ice now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Lunt were
visitors here last week. The young
couple went from Duncan, Ariz. to
Salt Lake City the fore part of April
and were married there during con-
ference week, Since then they have
been visiting relatives in Nephi, Sum-
nit and this place Mr.. Lunt is the
youngest son of Mrs. Sarah Lunt who
! L. 49,, E,,;no, ~ har old homo in May