Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1921-09-30

Auesoay III 'eds VaI bu ess.
Pay your taxes al the Bank Of
Southern Utah. 9-23-tf
Have you paid your taxes yet? If
80, come in and tell us how you
raised the money. We want to know.
G. r. Knell of Newcastle was a
business visitor in Cedar the fore
part of the week.
The new home of Mrs. Mary Cover
er is nearly completed and Mrs. Cow
er will move into il within the next
week or ten days.
Mrs. Andrew Hanson, who has
been seriously i'll for the past few
weeks, is reported as slowly improv-
ing.
Matt Wicks Of Leeds Is a visitor
in Cedar this week. He expects to
make a trip to western parts of the
county, before returning home.
Gene Simpkins is now an employe
of the Leigh Furniture & Carpet Co.,
having taken the position formerly
occupied by Ernest Grips, who has
decided that outdoor work is more
congenial to him.
The old home town paper reflects
the imperfections of the old home
town people as perfectly as it chron-
icles their advancements.
The business building of Ed. Wink
is nearing completion and Mr.. Wink
hopes to be occupying it by the mid
die of October.
Allen G. Campbell Of Los Angeles,
was in Cedar Monday, attending the
sale of the property owned by the
Campbell estate,
Norman Green is chef of the cult
nary department Of the Brownie cafe,
and his brother, Harrison, is his as
sistant. The young men are expert
in their line and are giving satisfac-
ton.
w. McGurrin Of Salt Lake City, and
member Of the Alexander Realty
Co., was in Cedar Monday attending
the sale Of mining property held by
the administrator Of the Allen Camp
bell estate.
Charles Richards of Logan spent
short time in Cedar, while on his
way from Parowan to Logan We'd
nesday. Mr.. Richards had been to
Parowan to attend the funeral Of his
mother. who died the latter part of
last week.
Farley Daley has sold his house,
in the west part Of town, to w. w.
Lunt, and in the transaction ac-
,quired Mr.. Lunt's farm, which lies
about two miles west Of Cedar and
is considered one Of the best farm
ing propositions in the valley
George Berry Of Salt Lake City was
in town Tuesday. He had been to
Kanarra, getting his lambs ready for
shipment to market and making ar
rangsments for their delivery at
Lund the latter part Of this week.
Mr.. Berry expects to return to Salt
Lake early next week.
K. Dostalek of New Harmony spent
Saturday and Sunday in Cedar on
business. Mr.. Dostalek reports that
crops in Harmony. other than the po-
tato crop, are good. The latter was
badly daraged by heavy frost in
June, which retarded it to such an ex-
tent that but few potatoes will be
harvested in that locality.
r. J. Bryant has the contract to
paint the woodwork on the Cedar
Mercantile building and the Bank Of
Southern Utah, He may also be CIV
en- the contract for painting the
brick work as well. Mr.. Bryant is
now busy at the job. Nothing i'm
proves the appearance Of town az
much as fresh paint and we are
strongly in faver Of paint up"
week.
Mrs. J. C. Hennager Of the Henna-
ger Business College Of Salt Lake
City was visitor here Monday and
Tuesday The lady was accompanied
by her husband as far as Beaver
where they met with automobile trou-
bic which necessitated his return to
Salt Lake to secure parts. Mrs. Hen
mayer came on to Cedar and spent two
days visiting with friends.
r. g Wilkinson former editor of