Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1921-07-08

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week with his folks in Huntington,
Utah.
A. G.. Anderson, the honey man,
states that the honey crop will be
considerably short this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Sevy, Heb
er Sevy and Miss Eye Knell have
gone to Salt Lake on a pleasure
trip.
The Southern Utah Bee and
Honey company are moving their
bees from Beaver City, Utah, to
Cedar.
Several of the young people spent
the 18th in the canyon and on the
mountains, returning Tuesday, all
reporting a lovely time.
r. J. Bryant has painted a sign
for the post office and it is now
an easy matter for the people to
find where Uncle Sam does bust
ness in Cedar City.
Mrs. G.. Hunter Lunt is enter
tanning a party of friends this af-
ternoon in honor Of her sister, Miss
Olive Johnson of Logan, who is
visiting in Cedar.
II. l.. Frisby, tabernacle choir
leader, informs us that the choir
is planning another concert to be
given some time towards the end
of this month.
MILFORD Fife, a member of the
Salt Lake Fire Department, spent
few days last week in Cedar, Wis
iting with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jos. S. Fife.
]. c. Isbell has taken over the
management of the Theatre pool
hall and is now operating it in con-
nection with his pool hall in the
basement Of the Cedars Hotel.
]. A. Kopp took a Dodge Bros.
motor car to Lund this week and
Billy Butler, proprietor of the Lund
Drug store, became so fascinated
with the car that he purchased it.
O. A. Martin is here from the
oil fields Of California where he
has been drilling the past six
months. He has drilling rig in
this county which he intends to take
back with him and put in operation.
After all the frost of ten days
ago did not do very serious dam
age. 1t has now been found that
with the exception of a few small
sections in Iron county, very little
of the growing crop was damaged.
Frank Gowan, the engineer in
charge of the Cedar-Long Valley
road, says that Sunday will be the
last day the steam shovel will be
working and that anyone wishing to
see it in operation should do so on
or before that day.
Mayor Swap and Attorney
Shay were in the haying field the
first of the week, presumably for
exercise. They tell us about bring
ing in ten loads that day, That
should be enough exercise for any
one; and it surely is sufficient hay.
Albert Anderson Of Hurricane
was a business visitor in Cedar Sat
urday. Mr.. Anderson informs Us
that the brick crew he secured here
to make brick for the school build
ing in Hurricane have commenced
work and will have the brick ready
for use by the middle of August
The Charter Bridge club met
Yesterday afternoon with Mrs.
John Fuller. A dainty two-course
luncheon of sandwiches and salad
and cake with pineapple dessert
was served, The regular club mem
bers and several invited guests were
present,
Isaac Perry spent several days in
Cedar this week having come from
Delta to attend to some private
business matters that needed i'm.
, mediate attention. Mr., Perry was
/, Cedar resident until two years
ago, when he left for Delta. He
! states that Cedar looks good to him
and it may be that If he can find
; an opening he will return.
II. d. Adams, who was here 4
! couple of weeks ago, having stop
ped over while on his way to To.
Angeles, is back again and is CON
S tcmplating moving here for the bal