Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1921-09-23

attending the Il. A. G.
Arnold Graft Of Kanarra was q
business visitor in Cedar Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mace enter.
tertained three couples at bridge
Tuesday evening.
Martin Woolsey of Harmony spent
Wednesday in Cedar attending to
business affairs.
LOST-One Cameo Cuff Button
somewhere on Cedar streets. Reward.
Return to The Record office. 1t
The Lunt Coal Mine, managed by
Ray Lunt, is now in full operation.
Notice his advertisement in this is
sue of The Record
Mr.. and Mrs. Rulon Daley are
the proud parents of baby boy,
born Saturday morning, September
18th.
Il. f. Knell made a business trip
to Salt Lake the latter part Of last
week, returning the fore part Of this
week.
John Parry Of Hinckley, former
resident of edar, arrived in town this
week with his son Grant, who will
attend the b. A. c.
Mrs. Freda Stevens and the Misses
Therma and Ruth Jones have return
ed to Cedar City after months Wis
it in Salt Lake with friends and rel
atives
j. A. Kopp returned from trip
to Salt Lake last Saturday night.
Mr.. Kopp drove home one of the new
Buick-Fours, which the Buick people
have recently placed on the market.
Billy Butler of Lund was visit
ing with friends in town Tuesday.
He came over from Lund to bring his
daughter, who has entered the B. A..
c. this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pendleton of
Parowan are again in Cedar. Mr..
Pendleton is an instructor in the B.
A. G. and commenced his duties in
that institution Monday.
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II. Claude Lewis, county superin-
sendetn Of public schools, will lec-
ture before the Ladies Relief society
on the public school system next
Tuesday afternoon at 2:30.
: The Iron County Teachers Insti-
tute is now in session and will con-
tinue thru tomorrow. All the teach
ers OF the county are in attendance
and very instructive and interest
ing institute is being held.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Forsyth Of
Newcastle, after staying for a few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Fife,
returned home Sunday. Mr.. Forsyth
came to Cedar to secure medical
treatment.
The grading work on the Cedar
Lund road is completed. so we have
been informed and t.e Gaping is
being done at rapid rate. 1t is the
hope of the contractors to have the
road completed by the first Of jan
uary.
The Leigh Furniture & Carpet
Co.'s music parlor is popular place
these days. Music lovers are found
their every day listening to the lat
est Edison and Victor records. The
parlor is comfortably fitted up anC
is an ideal place to spend half hour
Mrs. John II. Smith, formerly Miss
Agnes Brown Of this city, has re
turned from northern Utah and il
now visiting her mother, Mrs. Am!
Brown Of Hamilton's Fort. Mrs
Smith will return to Salt Lake soor
where she will join her husband, VIII
Is at present in Idaho.
II: r. Merrill of Provo, instructo
in the English department of tn
B. Y. u, spent Saturday and Sur
day in Cedar. He had been as ia
south as St. George on his vacatio
and stopped over in Cedar for fe
days to look over the town and Wis
with friends,
Students coming TO Cedars
school and others who care to Re;
the local newspapers from the tow
in this part of the state may do
by going to the public library, whe
thav will find the greater part of L