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

The Enterprise bail team passed
thru Cedar Wednesday on its way
to Beaver, where it was scheduled
for a game of ball.
Mrs. X. V. Whipple of Salt
Lake is visiting in Cedar this week
with her sister, Mrs. Fannie Stew
ems.
Mrs. Fannie Benson of Parowan
spent the week end in Cedar with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bengt
Nelson.
Mrs. Christensen Of Newcastle,
spent the fore part of the week in
Cedar, the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Simkins.
c. n. CORY and Frank Adams
left Monday for Midway to COM
plete their contract on the Cedar
Long Valley highway.
Cox and Merryweather will re-
turn to Kanab the first Of this
coming week, to complete their
work on the Kane county court
house.
Charley Bechtol returned the
first of the week from Salt Lake
City, where he has been for the
past two weeks in the interest of
his mining property.
In talking with several Milford
ties we find that the people of that
town are quite enthused over the re-
port of the building of a railroad
to Iron Springs.
County Attorney Lunt, Asst.
County Attorney Shay and Sheriff
Leigh were in Parowan the first of
the week attending a meeting of
the county commissioners.
Remember the chautauqua will
commence in Cedar August S. A
splendid program will be given this
year. Watch for further announce
ments in these columns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Burton of
Beaver arrived in Cedar Tuesday,
going to the canyon where they
will spend couple of weeks with
Mrs Burton's mother, Mrs. Mary
Cover.
Mrs. Fannie Dotson of Salt Lake
City, was in Cedar Saturday and
Sunday, visiting relatives and at
tending the reunion Of the Hunter
family which was held Saturday
night.
Chairman Good Of the house APP
preparation committee finds that
the average cost of government to
every person in the United States
last year was $6l.SS. This is about
$500 per family.
l.: Q. Brown, manager of the
Cedars Hotel, went up the canyon
the first of the week with Frank
Gowans, engineer in charge of the
Cedar-Long Valley road. Mr.
Brown says the canyon road is in
fine shape almost to the Woods
ranch and that a temporary road
will be built up to the ranch this
week.
/ Our usual July floods are in evi.
dence. Several small ones have al
ready come from the light rain.
that have fallen in the canyon
During this month we are apt tC
have some exceptionally heavy
rains which will cause large flood'
and the farmers in the valley
whose land lies in the way of thu
floods will do we'll to build strons
bikes to turn the water. "a stitcl
in time saves nine" is a proverl
that will apply in this case.
Sixty-four people lunched anc
played games on the b. A. c
campus on July 9th, in a famil,
gathering. There were present
!. Mr., and Mrs. ]. H. Hunter, witt
the families of three sons, Roll
Gordon and Lynn; Mr.. and Mrs
Bengt Nelson and family, son Ric
and family; Mrs, Peter Bulloc'
, and their guests Mr.. and Mrs. h
, w. DotSon and family and Eugen
, Wilson of Salt Lake City; Mr.. AM
: Mrs. d. w. Gibson of Enoch an
> family, with their guests, Mr.. an
Mrs. Hagen and Lille Gurr of Sal
Lake City; Mr., and Mrs Samut
Bauer and family, including MI
I and Mrs, Frank Kelsey; MIR, an
e Mrs. d.. Sargent and family; Mr.