Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-08-11
PERSONAL
j. w. Inlay of Hurricane was a
Cedar visitor Thursday.

j. w. Inlay of Hurricane was a
Cedar visitor Thursday.
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Geo. Berry of Kanarra was up yes
terday to attend 70 business matters.
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Joe Haycock Of Lund was IN Cedar
Sunday, having come to umpire the
baseball game.
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Miss Lila Higbee Of Toquerville
spent part Of this week visiting in
Cedar.
Dr. Petty went to Salt Lake City
Sunday, returning Wednesday with
new studebaker car.
II, j. Doolitte, Of Lund was in
town Monday, on business and re-
ports that all is fine in Lund.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Fuller returned
Sunday from two weeks tour Of the
Yellowstone. They report very
pleasant outing.
Pratt Tolestrup left Tuesday for
Salt Lake City where he will spend
few days attending to some bust
ness matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Rice Of Paro-
wan were in Cedar Sunday having
come over to see the baseball game
between Cedar and Beaver.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Heber Holyoak of
Parowan, were among the people from
Parowan who came over to see the
baseball game Sunday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lu Nelson were over
from Parowan Sunday to see the ball
game. They spent the rest of the
day visiting with Mr.. Nelson's
mother.
Mrs. Gordon w. Eatough and her
two children are in Cedar, the guests
of Mrs. Eatough's mother, Mrs. +.
Crane Watson. The lady will spend
the next three or four days here.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Pace have re-
turned home after trip through
Yellowstone Park. They report hav-
ing had a wonderful trip. :
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Alex II. Rollo left Sunday for Salt
Lake City, returning Wednesday. He
went on business specially, principally
to place orders for school supplies
for the B. A. C. students.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Farnsworth are
spending the week in Salt Lake City,
visiting with relatives and friends,
Mr.. Farnsworth while in the city will
purchase new truck which will be
placed in commission on the mail
route between Cedar and Lund.
DIR. Macfarlane and Lehi M Jones
left for Logan Sunday where the
doctor will attend the municipal lea
que convention and the democratic
state convention. Mr.. Jones will act
as delegate to the democratic state
convention also.
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Editor and Mrs, John r. Wallis and
family, accompanied by Miss Mary
Smith, of st. George, were in Cedar
Thursday enroute for Panguitch Lake
and Bryce Canyon. Upon the return
of the party to Cedar they will tour
the Cedar Breaks if weather condi-
tions are favorable.
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]. II. Arthur Of the Adams-Mack
road construction company, states
that he expects word from the state
road commission within the next day
or two to commence work on the
Buckhorn Flat road project. Mr.,
Arthur says that his company is
ready at moments notice to start
the work, and prepared to prosecute
the work without let-up until it is
completed.
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w. j. Dooley of Salt Lake City,
spent the fore part of the week in
Cedar, accompanied by his daughter
Ellen and son Billy. Miss Vina
Smith of the same city accompanied
them. The party made trip to Zion
Canyon Tuesday, and contemplated
touring the Cedar Breaks Thursday
but weather conditions were unfavor-
able, so they left for home, with the
hope that some time later in the sea-
ON they may return for trip to the
eaks.