Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-09-22

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ed to fatten hogs and ship to the
western market this fall.
Billy Butler went to Salt Lake
City Wednesday and will return
with a new Buick car for j. A
Kopp.
orson Bryant Manager of the
Thorley Theatre, states that he has
lined up lot of high class plays
for the winter season,
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Or. Green of Parowan was visit
or IN Cedar Sunday, having come
or business connected with his pro-
fession Of M. d.
Mr. and Mrs. II. l.. Frisby left
for Provo and Salt Lake City Tues
day, where they will spend week
or ten days visiting relatives.
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Jake Smith now sports sport
model Of the Buick, recently pur-
chased from the local agent, ]. A.
Kopp.
DIR. and Mrs. J. w. Bergstrom
have gone to bingham City TO at
tend the Peach Day celebration be-
ing held at that city.
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Kenneth Uric, after six weeks
seige of Sciatica rheumatism, Is
again able to attend to a portion Of
his duties in the meat market OF
which he is proprietor.
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Mrs. Lucille Clark is seriously i'll
and has been for the past ten days,
presumably with typhoid and COM
plications. At present she is report
ed as being slightly better.
Mr.. and Mrs. RR. Reid of Salt
Lake City left for their home in Salt
Lake City Tuesday after having
spent a week visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. J A. Kopp.
VIM. Williams decided the other
day he would out shine any of 'em
and purchased new Essex from j.
A. Kopp. All right, Will, you pro-
missed US a ride when you got that
new car, and we are ready to take
it.
j. A. Kopp has force of men re-
modelling, repainting and otherwise
improving his home on Main street.
He Is also having pavement laid
from the street to the house, and
will erect modern iron fence
around the premises. The work be-
ing done when completed will make
the place modern in every respect.
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+. l.. Inner of Salt Lake City
representative of the LaSelle EXten-
sion University of Chicago, spent a
portion of this week in Cedar, secur-
ing students for the school and Wis
iting the Breaks and other parts OF
the Cedar Mountains. The gentle
man will visit Zion, Grand, and
Bryce canyons before returning tc
Salt Lake.
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: Beryl:-Born, Francis Estella and
Charles Vernon. They are the first
babies to gladden. the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Guy X. Cadwallader, form
erly of Beryl, arriving August the
second. Strange to say the stork
visited two other families in the
same neighborhood leaving twins
also, in the course of a month.
Mrs. John A. Booth, who with her
husband has been living in Levan
and Nephi the past year or more, is
home again. Her husband will thi:
WlHLcI DS SilplOySu III IHS pupiie
schools of Duschene, and as thai
place is usually showed in portion
Of each winter, and over 100 mile:
from railroad, Mrs. Booth thought
it best to spend the winter in hel
"home town"
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K. 7. Forbes has severed his con
nection with the Forest Service ant
will now devote his time to thu
operation of the Pace Truck line
and the care of books for some o
our business men here. He antici
pates being able to keep busy an
"draw down as much, if not more
coin of the realm than he did Will
working in the Forest Service office
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Elna gFroyd has returned hom
from Logan where she attended tn
summer school last summer. Sh
was accompanied by Mr.. and Mr.
Earl B. Ceilings and Miss liza Web
of Monroe. The party had visite