Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-09-29
ERSONAL
James Stapley Of KaKnarra was
biisinass visitor bera "Wednesday.

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w. J. Gurr Of Parowan spent We'd
nesday in Cedar on private business.
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M. and Mrs. G. L. Pinder Of Par
owan were here Wednesday on a
shopping EXPEDITION.
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Attorney Geo. r. Lund of st.
George was in Cedar Wednesday, on
legal matters.
VIM r. Palmer has been appointed
as manager of the Cedar Mercantile
CO., and is now to be found in that
place Of business regularly.
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Dr. and Mrs. +. j. Burton of Par
owan were visitors in Cedar Wednes-
day. They spent the day pleasantly
visiting friends and meeting &C.
quaintances.
AT the republican primary Satur-
day evening s. F. Leigh was chosen
for precinct justice to run on the re.
publican ticket, and, Andrew Hansen
for constable.
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T. c. Cornell of the Desert News
editorial staff, was a pleasant caller
in the Record office Monday. He
is touring the southern part of the
state in the interests Of the News.
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Mrs. Lamb of Toquerville spent
the fore part of the week in town
placing three Of her children in the
b. A. C. The lady returned home
Thursday.
Thos. Corletty who has been in this
section of Utah for couple of
months doing business in the insur-
ance and loan line, has returned to
Provo. He expects to return in the
course OF a month or so.
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Judge Cherry of San Pete county
was visitor here Wednesday. The
gentlemen is the republican nominee
for Justice of the Supreme Court,
and is touring the field getting ac-
quainted with the voters.
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Jim How'd Of Beaver has spent
the past week in this city contracting
for cattle, sheep and lambs. He as
serts that he has been successful in
contracting more animals than he
had hopes Of when he first arrived.
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Clarence Goddard and family, at
ter couple of years in northern
Utah, have returned to Cedar, and
are convinced that this city is AS
good, if not better, than any other
place they have seen while away.
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r. j. Bryant and son Charles are
kept busy these days doing painting
for various citizens of the town.
These gentlemen are artistic work.
ers and when they complete a job
one may rest assured that it is high
class.
Harry Il. Baker and Thos. blk of
Delta spent couple Of days hcre
he first of the e.;,, looking up the
matter of securing beet t'ppers for
the Utph-Idaho sugar company, and
T., see if it were possible to contract
:,r the feeding of several thousands
of laiabs.
Attorney r. j. Shay has been
chosen as member of the state re-
publican speakers campaign commit
tee, and will be assigned to the south
western Utah district. The gentle
man will no doubt start on his rounds
within a short time, and give to the
voters his reasin why the republican
nominees should be elected.
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Edmund Williams and wife of
Oasis arrived in Cedar the fore part
Of the week, having come because
of the serious illness of Mrs. Will
liam's mother, Mrs, Lambert. AS
Mrs. Lambert appeared to get some
better, Edmund decided to return,
which he did Wednesday, in order to
complete some fall work that is
pressing,
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c. Bladen has returned from
Wyoming where he spent several
weeks during the summer. "Neil'
is glad to be back home once more
and says this time he intends staying
until spring. He reports that his
son John, who suffered a severe at
tack if typhoid fever the past sum-
mer is doing nicely and able to be
about his business again.