Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-08-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Wood are re-
joicing over the arrival of lovely
baby girl, which came to bless them
nearly two weeks ago.
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Claude Uric, county road supt., |
went to Parowan Monday TO make
monthly report Of road work in the
county to the county commissioners.
Mrs. Hilda Hunter left Wednesday
for Fillmore where she will take
charge of hospital. Miss Mary
Hunter is now nursing at the local
hospital.
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The Adams-Mack road conSruc-
ton company left Monday with
large force of men and teams for the |
Buckhorn section Of the county
where active road work is now being
done.
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Sheriff J. 7. Leigh spent Monday
in Parowan, attending for short
time the session of the county COM
missioners, and the balance Of the
time serving legal summons in con-
nection with civil suits.
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Workmen are rapidly completing
the work on the Cedar-Long Valley
road in the canyon. The portion now
being finished was some that was
left from last year, the winter set
ting in before the boys could COM
plete the work.
Virgil Tollestrup is in town after
several months absence. He spent
the greater time he was away at Lo-
gan, and is now home for a short
stay before going to Los Angeles
where he expects to secure employ
ment for the winter.
Attorney Reuben j. Shay went to
Parowan Monady on legal business,
returning the same day. Attorney
Shay is finding considerable work in
the county seat, which added to his
quote of legal problems that come up
in Cedar keeps him rather busy.
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Essie Keller of Provo, who was
operated on for hernia week or so
ago in the local hospital, has so far
moved to the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. l.. Frisby, where she will stay
week or so before returning to her
home.
VIM. II. Leigh returned from Salt
Lake City Wednesday accompanied
by his wife and children who have
spent the past six weeks in the me-
tropolis visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. Leigh and children are feeling
well and thoroughly enjoyed their
stay in Salt Lake City.
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Lou Burton, who spent two or
three years here previous to going to
California a year ago, passed through
Cedar on his way to Los Angeles
from Nephi, where he had been to
dispose Of some property he had at
that place. Mrs. Burton, daughter of
Mrs. Mary Cover, will follow him in
the course of week or ten days, and
will stop over in Cedar for short
visit with her mother.
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o. p. Fretwell is again able to be
about town on his cructhes. 1t will
be remembered that Mr.. Fretwell
early in the spring was kicked by a
horse and received broken leg. He
recovered from his injury sufficient
ly to be able to go around two
months ago, when he accidently plac-
ed one of his crutches in crack in
foot bridge and fell, again break
ing his leg. His friends are pleased
to see him able to be about after his
long siege of inaction caused from
the injuries he received.
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]. G. Pace and Bert Wood, as a
committee from the Cedar Chamber
of Commerce, were in Parowan Mon
day comforting with the commission
ers in the matter of the county por-
ton of the money necessary to erect
steel suspension bridge over coal
creek at the extreem north end of
Main Street. We understand that al
though the county is somewhat short
of funds for this purpose, the COM
missioners agreed to go 5000 with
Cedar City or citizens, the sum re-
quired being in the neighborhood of
$4,000, the balance to be given by
the government.
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We have in the vicinity of Cedar
City fine piano, also a player-piano
which we would rather dispose of
locally than ship back to Salt Lake.
instruments will of course be sold sep