Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1921-07-01
MERE MENTION


of Parowan, spent Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. b. L. Knell
Attorney Higgins of St. George
spent Saturday, Sunday and Mon
day in Cedar on business.
MILFORD Fife of Salt Lake City,
is in Cedar visiting with his. par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. JOS. S. Fife.
Mrs. Valentine entertained the
members OF the Charter Bridge
club at her home last Thursday af-
ternoon.
The front OF the Arcadian cafe
has been treated TO a new coat Of
paint, which adds much to the APP
peSance OF the building.
The farmers Of Cedar are busy
cutting and harvesting their alfalfa.
The crop so far is as good as any
Of previous years.
c. c. Bladcn, who has been in
Wyoming visiting with his son,
John Bladen, is again in Cedar and
will spend a month or so before
returning to Wyoming.
A free dance will be given in
Ward hall at 2 o'clock on the after
noon of July 4th for all children.
Free lemonade will be served to
all.
Warner Mitchell, editor of the
Parowan Times, was in town the
first Of the week and while here
was pleasant caller at The Record
office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cox and Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Merryweather have re-
turned from Kanab, where the
men have been working on the
court house.
]. A. Kopp, during the past week
sold new seven passenger Buick
touring car to w. K. Miller, who
will use the car to drive tourists to
Zion National park, Grand canyon
and Cedar Breaks.
Warren Cox, Clyde Cannon, Don
Coppin and Bill Merryweather are
leaving today for Navajo lake,
where they will spend week try
ing their luck as anglers. We expect
to be able to give our readers a big
fish story, as the result of this trip.
Miles Hunter. Dave Pryor, Har-
vey Rosenberg, Frank Rollo, Angus
Rosenberg, Jack Middleton and
Jack Brown, who have been in
Idaho for the past three or four
weeks shearing sheep, are home
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Burton Of
Beaver, spent the fore part of the
week in Cedar, visiting relatives
and friends. One day was spent
with Mrs. Burton's mother, Mrs.
Mary Cover, at her dairy ranch
up Cedar canyon,
A party of girls composed of
Mae Bauer, Salome Smith, Zylpha
Merryweather, Lille Smith Mary
lane ZONES and Mary Smith, went
up the canyon on horseback last
Sunday for a days outing. The
girls returned late in the evening
with reports of having a very fine
time.
We suggested last week that now
was a good time for the city to get
the weeds cut from the ditch banks
and DESTROYED So far we fail to
note that any notice was taken OF
the suggestion, as we cannot see
that any removal of weeds has
been attempted.
Alex II. Rollo, manager OF The
Iron County Record, went to Salt
Lake City Saturday to attend &c
some business matters connected
with the paper. While on his way
home Monday of this week, he
stopped over at Provo and took il
a part of the Utah Press Associa
ton convention.
Dry, well yes, especially acros
the desert between here and Lund
2 he landscape is so dry that all tn
vegetation is simply withcrin
away. Unless we get some rain
soon even the sage brush will b
so dry that the slightest puff o
wind will blow it to the four corn
ers of the earth.
Excitement runs high anon
mining men since the report tina
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