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

DR.. Macfarlane returned home
yesterday after a two weeks trip
to San Juan county.
Come folks, you who do bust
ness on Main street, at least, paint
up and beautify your places of
business.
G.. II. Marlborough and wife
are back in town. They have been
to Texas, visiting with Mr.. Mac
Donough's folks.
Leonard Green is soon to make
an addition of 1895 feet TO his
garage. Increase Of business has
made this addition necessary.
Get your flags ready for decora'-
| ing on the Fourth Of July. Sec if
we cannot do title better than we
did on Flag day, June II.
II. II. Johnson Of Gold Springs,
| Utah, was a visitor in Cedar yester-
day. Mr.. Johnson is now interested
in the oil development in California.
lanes benson OF Parowan, who
has been in Salt Lake City for some
time, stopped over in Cedar Tues,
day and Wednesday, while on his
way home.
Mrs. Hyrum Perry has been very
low, following a serious operation
at the local hospital on Tuesday of
this week, but is much improved
at present.
Josiah Eddards of this city, was
in Salt Lake City Saturday, Sun
day and Monday, while negotiating
the sale of some mining claims, so
we are informed.
Mrs. G.. Hunter Lunt, who has
been spending the past few weeks
in Logan, visiting relatives and
friends, returned home the first of
the week. Mrs. Lunt's sister, Miss
Olive Johnson of Logan, accom-
panied her home and will spend a
few weeks with her.
On Tuesday evening of this
week the Bee Hive girls Of the
West ward met on the B. A. c.
campus to organize the girls into
swarms. Miss Rhoda Palmer gave
an interestig talk, instructing
them on what is expected of Bee
Hive girls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mace entertained
the following couples at bridge
Tuesday evening: Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Gowan. Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Paul and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Whitmer. Late in the evening re-
freshments of ice cream, cake and
waters were served.
The playground committee are
planning to sell ice cream and home
made candy on July 4th, at the
Tabernacle during the morning SEES
sion and at the Fair Grounds in
the afternoon. The committee
would like the patronage of all for
the proceeds are to be used to pay
for the play ground apparatus.
The apparatus will be ordered at
once. MRS. ]. NJ. FOSTER,
Chairman.
1t is understood that the Union
Pacific has taken over the control
OF the Salt Lake Route. and will
investigate the proposition of a
branch line from Lund to the iron
mines and on to Cedar City. In
fact. we are told that the chief en-
gineer of the Union Pacific com
pany has already been over the
ground and that there is now a
crew of men surveying between
here and Lund. How we all will
grin when the train comes in after
the Union Pacific people build Z
branch line from Iund.
We have had lot of birthdays
and hung up our stocking times
uncounted, but none of these com
pare with the star light frolic under
supervision of the Tabernacle, sale
one of the members of the choir
After the regular choir practic,
. cars carried about fifty passenger
g to a spot in the canyon selected b,
those knowing Just what wa
$ needed The ride in the refreshing
breeze created appetitles for tn
I weinie roast and accompaniment
of delectable dainties, which wa
followed by a program OF old an
new songs, The browning featur
2 of occasion was the happy onenes
{ of heart. What if it was midnigh