Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-03-17
PERSONAL.

Reese Williams OF kanarra was q
Cedar business visitor Tuesday.
John Armstrong was business
visitor in Cedar the first of the week.
Mont Mcdonald Is soliciting adver-
Using for the new telephone directory
that will soon issue from the press.
Dee T. Cox of Delta spent couple
of days this week attending to busi-
ness in Cedar.
Miss Grace Green has gone TO
Southern California to spend an in
lefinite period visiting relatives.
We understand that VIM. Grim
shaw and other alfalfa seed growers
have been offered 16 cents per pound
for their seed.
VIM. Macfarlane, foreman Of the
road work in the canyon, announces
that 1t will take but about two weeks
to complete the work outlined.
Mrs. Warren Cox will return to
Cedar this week after spending
month in Salt Lake City visiting
with her sister.
Miss Mona Bryant is now a clerk
in the Golden Rule, taking the place
of Miss Libbie Cover, who is now
in California on vacation.
We are informed that C. S. Wilkin-
son, former publisher Of the Record,
is in Salt Lake City operating an up
to date commercial printing plant.
City Attorney ]. M. Foster is proof
reading the revised ordinances pre-
paretory to handing the copy to the
printer.
Arch Gale is selling his interests
in Cedar and with his family is
going to Ogden where he will make
his future home.
John C. Hamilton of Hamilton's
Fort was in Cedar Tuesday afternoon
to attend the funeral of Mrs Mar
garrett j. NJ. Hamilton. -
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for this district, left for Milford We'd
nesday where he will inspect ship
ment Of cattle, as well as a shipment
of hides.
The Southern Utah Plumbing and
Heating Company of this city have
secured the contract for the plumbing
and heating of the new school build
ing being erected in Caliente, Nevada.
County Supt. of Schools, H. Claude
Lewis, left for Salt Lake City
yesterday to be in attendance at the
educational convention which will
convene today.
Tuesday Scott Mitchell of Parowan,
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Clayton Mitchell, Chas. Adams, Mrs.
Bena Mitchell and Robert Dalton,
came to Cedar to attend the funeral
services over the remains of Mrs.
Hamilton,
A number of Cedar people went to
Summit Tuesday to attend the fun
eral services of Ms. John Daley,
who died at chat place Sunday. Mrs.
Daley had many friends in Cedar
with whom she be anne acquainted
while student of the College.
Samuel Ford of Kanarra was a
business visitor in Cedar Tuesday. |
Mr.. Ford says that the people in the
southern end of the county are doing
very well, and all anxious for real
spring weather to come.
Commissioner Henry Lunt, Asses |
sor Daley, Attorney Lunt, Road
supervisor Uric, and Commissioner
Berry Williams went to Parowan
Monday to attend commissioners meet
ing. On arriving there it was found
that Commissioner II. l.. Adams,
was confined to his home with
an attack of the Flu, consequently
the gentlemen were compelled to re-
turn home without holding meeting.
Word comes from Calipatrice, Cal
ifolnia that HARRISON Green, who
left Cedar last fall for that place,
is doing splendid and is foreman of
live stock farm at good salary. Mr..
Green likes the place and work very
well and will be located there until
the extreme hot weather comes.
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