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Show City and Local Happenings . Pigs for sale. Enquire of Wm. Lunt. Pictorial Review Patterns at the Equitable Co-op. . W. H. Leigh is spending the .week on his farnT near Enterprise. Enter-prise. A boy baby arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lon Ahl-' Ahl-' strom Wedensday morning. FOUNDA quilt at Urie creek. Owner can get it by pay-' pay-' ing for this notice. J. S. FIFE. f Geo. M. Hampton and wife of Qlendale were visitors in this - city a part of last week and a few days this week. The best Banana a la Mode at i the Cedar City Drug Store. Made with delicious Velvet Ice Cream. "Where the big bright light shines." In the Parents' Class next Sunday Mr. Henry Jones will lead in a discussion of the subject, sub-ject, "Present and Prospective Health Regulations." vA meeting of the commercial club will be held in the city hall Saturday night at 8 o'clock. Read the call by the secretary in another column of The Record, , - - and-REMEMBER THE DATE. Ray A. Wilkinson of Snow- ! flake, Ariz., arrived in the city ; Thursday for a visit with rela- l tives. Mr. Wilkinson is a native of Cedar City and was formerly , ?t connected with The Record. D. M. Clark, the genial cattleman, cattle-man, has begun the plowing and .' clearing of some forty acres of i'-'V.imV0"7- land. George A. Millett is V 'I'lyWMM - i&to dtrCne work which is to pe completed before September 1st. "I'll have a Coney Island. What are you going to have?" "Oh I'll take a Pink Lady this time. Have you tried their Butter But-ter Scotch Sundaes?" Such specials to be had only at the Cedar City Drug Store. There's a reason. Mrs. Hulda Sandin Barnhurst of Kane county is in the city on a visit to her mother, Mrs-. Sandin, San-din, and other relatives. Mrs. Barnhurst was reared in Cedar City but removed from the city more than ten years ago, this being her first visit to her old home during that time. Miss Libbie Urie of Hamilton's Fort, who has been teaching at Grantsville, this state, returned to her home last week. She was accompanied by a Miss Chopin of Salt Lake City, who will spend the summer visiting relatives rela-tives throughout the southern part of the state. W. S. Musser, the druggist, will leave for Salt Lake Monday to spend a few days visiting relatives rel-atives and friends and, incidentally, incident-ally, to gather a few ideas which he may use to better serve his customers. This will be his first visit to Salt Lake since locating in this city a year since. One of the most pleasant social so-cial affairs of the year was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Foster last Saturday evening. Therwero some sixty guests present, and every one was loud in praise of the Jiospitality of the host and hostess. Games were indulged in and a short program was rendered by some of the most talented musicians of the city. Following the program pro-gram delicious refreshments were served, and as the midnight mid-night hour approached the guests regretfully took their departure. . Pictorial Review Patterns at the Equitable Co-op. ' "Make the old look like new" Sherwin-Williams Paints, at the Equitable. Please the little tots by buying a Parasol ; 25c and 35c, at the Equitable. House Dresses, Dressing Sacques, and Aprons, at the Equitable. Mr. Isaac Jones of Big Horn, Wyoming, is visiting relatives in Enoch and Cedar City. In another column Mrs. C. S. Wilkinson announces a clearance sale of Millinery. The ladies should read it. The John L. Jones family of Enoch is holding a family reunion reun-ion today. The festivities began yesterday and will close tonight. Better service than ever and trying to improve every day. The Cedar City Drug Store. The House of Quality. J. S. Woodbury, manager of the Iron County Telephone Company, Com-pany, spent several days the early part of the week on a fishing fish-ing trip at Enterprise lake. A sprained ankle may as a rule be cured in from three to four days by applying Chamber lain's Liniment and observing1 the directions with each bottle, i For sale by Palace Drug Store. ' Oh, come on, let's not go in here, let's go down to the Cedar ' City Drug Store where they serve delicious Velvet Ice Cream. "It's as good as a kiss from your sweetheart. " The House of Quality. Miss Loren Watson of Paro-wan Paro-wan arrived in Cedar City Tuesday Tues-day and will spend the summer at the home of her brother, Millard Mil-lard Watson. While here she will pursue the study of music under one of the local instructors. instruc-tors. The Cedar City Drug Store will erect a modern ice cream plant in the rear of their building, build-ing, construction to be commenced com-menced at once. The floor will be of concrete, the upper portion enclosed with wire netting, the interior painted a pure white. The object in view is to secure absolute cleanliness. We should like to see the base ball club thoroughly organized and arrangements made to affiliate affili-ate with the state base ball Jeague. There are a number of excellent players among the local boys and if given an opportunity would give a good account of themselves in competition with the average semi-professional teams. Sunday morning a fishing party, par-ty, composed of S. J. Fotser, cashier of the Bank of Southern Utah, Dr. C. M. Clark, Dr. Robt. A. Thorley, and C. S. Wilkinson, departed for parts where "fishin' was good," and after spending two days in pursuit of the finny tribe, returned home Wednesday. Wednes-day. From Mr. Foster we learn that the party succeeded in catching a fear more than the 'limit," but as the game warden might take exception to such brazenness, the matter must not be made public. |
