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Show Dr. F. II. Potty, who Bpent a few weeks this month in Hurricane, is at home and back to his practice again. A Democratic rally is advertised for tomorrow (Saturday) night at the Ward Hall, which will bo addressed bv James H. Moylc, Judge Joshua Greenwood, Green-wood, Stewart P. Dobbs and John Dcrn, who will present the Democratic view point in the present campaign. A student who can pay for her board wishes to work for room accommodations. accommoda-tions. Will give Saturdays and span time one other day in week, Leavn reply at The Public Library. Adv. lw. pd. That oven the women are interested in the open season for deer is evidenced evi-denced by the energetic action of i good wife of tho city whose husband had trouble finding a gun. She got out and soon found one for him and was much surprised and hurt when her ungrateful husband kicked because it was a shotgun. ' Lost Monday evening the B. A. C. Glee Club was organized with Norman McCarty as conductor, Otto Fife as business manager, Jesse Dallcy as secretary-treasurer and F. C. Braith-waite Braith-waite as advertising manager. So far twenty members have joined and great interest is shown in the work. Samuel Jacobson, eighteen-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Jacob-son, Jacob-son, underwent n serious appendicitis opcaration at the local hospital last Tuesday. The incision disclosed a perforated appendix and a large pus pocket, which it was necessary to drain before attempting to remove the diseased member. It is the opinion of the young man'B family that ho contracted con-tracted the disease through heavy lifting lift-ing while freighting by truck from Lund to this city. Kopp's Garage is just installing a large 150 ton hydraulic press which will be used chiefly for forcing on and off solid rubber truck tires. Heretofore Hereto-fore it has been ncccssnry to ship the truck wheels to Milford and back again in order to have them retired. With the increase in popularity of thn heavy duty truck for freighting purposes, pur-poses, the dedmand for this service, has seemed to justify tho outlay of $1200 or upwards for this piece of equipment. Hereafter truck owners need look no farther than Cedar City to have their solid tires replaced. Thomas Lawrence, Sumner O'Don-ald, O'Don-ald, Wilford Lawrence, Percy Wilkinson Wil-kinson and Carl Lawrence of this city, who thought they were stealing a march on the other nlmrods of this plnce by slipping off to the Lower Herd country just before tho game season opened, in order to get the deer located ready for tho signal to "Gol" found that they had followed a wrong scent, for the deer, which had been numerous there all summer and fall, hod left for the lower country. After spending a lot of precious time, vainly, they returned home last Monday Mon-day evening empty-handed. This has certainly been a most unusual un-usual fall. Ordinarily this is the most delightful time of the year fine, dry, crisp and exhilcrating, with bins, barns and granaries full, and the satisfaction sat-isfaction of knowing that tho hard summer's work is performed. But this year it seems as if the boss of the seasons might hnve turned the. dial on at least thirty days and be giving us November or December weather in October. If it is to keep up this way until next April, there will bo many animals and folks, too. for that matter, go short of food. Cashier J. Clayton Mitchell of the Bank of Iron County, County Clerk John W. Bentley and other residents of Parowan were in Cedar last Sunday Sun-day and attending to ecclesiastical and other duties. Mr. Mitchell was attending attend-ing a library board meeting. Last Tuesday County Ajjent Alma Esplin and B. A. C. Instructor, Mrs. Lottie Kunz,, were married in tho St. Georgo temple. Both aro very useful and popular citizens in tho community, commun-ity, and their many friends will rejoice j in their happiness. |