Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1921-07-15
MERE MENTION

Mr.. and Mrs. William Mace
spent the first of the week in Pine
Valley.
]. II. Fife, proprietor of the Ar
rowhead garage, was away on
business several days last week.
Representative ]. w. Inlay of
Hurricane was a business visitor in
Cedar Monday.
II. c. Esplin Of Orderville is in
town this week attending to bust
ness matters of private nature.
]. A. Kopp took spin to St.
George Monday to do some bust
ness in the automobile line.
Mrs. Eunic Dalton of California
is here visiting with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Mackelprang.
Mrs. Leonard Green has gone TO
California for a few weeks visit
Her two little sons accompanied
her.
We are informed that Otto Dow
or, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Dover of this city, was operated on
for appendicitis last Saturday
night. The patient is doing nicely.
r. ]. Bryant spent couple of
days this week revarnishing the
front of the Petersen Drug store.
The appearance of the building has
been much improved.
Mrs. Hyrum Perry is again home
after having undergone an opera
ton in the Macfarlane hospital.
The lady recovered rapidly and is
now feeling splendid.
Mary Smith was taken to the
hospital Monday last and submitted
to an operation for removal of the
tonsils. The young lady is getting
along splendidly.
In a private letter from c. S.
Wilkinson, formerly editor and
manager of The Iron County Re-
cord, we are informed that crops in
and near Santaquin where he is To-
Gated, are excellent.
The marshal will do the proper
thing if he will compel loafers to
keep off the grass in front of the
public library. The grass is now so
tramped down that it looks like
drove of sheep had passed over a
portion of it,
The railroad surveyors are still
on the job, and we are informed
that it will take them another
month to get anywhere near the
end of their job. The route Sc
lected from Lund to Cedar will
have to be cross-sectioned and this
will be commenced soon.
Several mining men of the town
are highly interested in the new
find of tungstun and have hopes
that it will prove pay roll maker
when development begins. AT pres
ent forty pounds of the ore has
been sent to Denver for analysis.
If you have anything to sell tell
the people thru the columns of
The Record. 1t will not cost you
much. Want ads-for rent, for
sale or exchange, ETC., only cost &c
cents per line for first insertion
and 5 cents per line for each adj
ditional insertion. Try one.
Contractors are now at work
finishing the two remaining apart
ments over the Goodie Garden
At least one of the apartments will
be ready to move into in about
three weeks. When completed they
will be among the most up-to-date
apartments in southern Utah.
Charles Richards was in town
Saturday. He took run up tc
Parowan to visit his parents anc
Mr., and Mrs. S. A. Matheson
Monday he went to his mining
property to look the proposition
over and to arrange for more mer
to be put on the job of developing
+. B. Wood, manager of thu
Wood Toggery, has rented tn,
room recently occupied by tn
postoffice. The place is beinl
cleaned out, repaired and removal
ed preparatory to the removal o
the Toggery stock which vii
soon be underway. O. p. Fretwel
has the repairing Of the room il
charge and r. !. Bryant has tn