Show DOINGS AT SCHOOL U HALLOWEEN BALL A ila halloween alloween ll oween ball will be sponsored next monday night oct by tho the juniors in fit the high school cym tile tho first fifteen tickets sold will bo be all after that sac extra ladies loc there will be specie special decorations good music and we invite everyone every oie to come out and have a good time PT JUNIOR GIRLS WIN E BASEBALL TOURNAI tournament MINT the junior girls won the high school baseball tournament when they defeated the sophomores with a score ot of 27 to 13 the game took place friday in the gym and was a very exciting one this Is the second time this classa has won the school baseball tournament PT FT instead of having the regular regula assembly a week ago the high school P assembled t the first period in ili thel the afternoon and heard some very tine fine talks from senator king alt gunn end and others the band was asked out to welcome the democratic candidates who were scheduled to arrive at noon BAND CAPS ARRIVE 1 the order for ta 45 band caps arrived last tuesday also a special hat for the drum major the band expects to have a complete uniform within a few weeks for mr peterson Is going to see bee about the capes while he is in salt lako lake city at the teachers institute this week end PT the sophomores had a class party a 4 week ago friday night mr air petersons orchestra furnished the music games were played and everyone enjoyed a good time tile the order lor for the senior class rings ings 1 was mailed one day last week thus tile ho seniors are looking forward to their elds rings as their christinas present which perhaps will be the only christmas present many ol of us will ill have principal princia 1 al and sirs airs A C hatch mr air peterson and the misses buryle maxine froyd beatrice adams and nd maxine pace are attending the utah educational association institute in fit salt lake city this week end high school stipend suspends d yesterday and today and some ot of the high school teachers who nho disint go to institute are substituting for some of the grade teachers who cid PT successful up to that time though many of 0 them had gone again to try their luck that john Alic kelson had purchased tom davenports davenporte Daven ports interest in the local meat market and was now associated with john alvin davenport in that business that quite a number of 0 people in towns south of hero here were bringing their wheat to the parowan carowan flour mill to he be ground the tame fame of the local mill under 0 AL lyman as miller caving spread to the extreme end of cf utah the city was about to decide to give the citizens light service one more day a week isaac lem lein inon on was building a casket for some one john L lowder was re report portel eJ to have sold his sheep and much ot of his land holdings for ani nag as contemplating moving his family to provo tor for the winter to 10 put liis bis children in school there john S brown was erecting a cottone tor for someone eci in ill cedar city dr F L cower had moved his dental parlor into the new gurr building S J whitney was getting ready to build a new blacksmith shop mrs airs iva watson findlay had arrived in town from kanab to visit with her sistr sister mrs ora eatough wm win pritchard ed bentley and E R liston listen had tean down to paragonah Para gonah to invite 1 she people there to come to the celebration commemorating the publishing of 0 the first paper in paro wan wait and so on cedar city news 1315 1215 from the cedar city news ot of that issue we learn that cedar had three tickets in the field for city offices that tall fall as follows democratic J M 13 high higbee mayor parley dalley H L jones R S gardner aid W 11 II corry councilmen maeser dalley dailey recorder and E AT corry treasurer republican richard A thorley mayor A N leonard robert A thorley AT D higbee and 11 11 lunt councilmen J 11 II arthur recorder and S J foster treasurer socialist george urle mayor 1 D T leigh richard williams orson Fret fretwell welI and thomas bladen councilmen joseph recorder and gomer corner cosslett treasurer the present mayor ma whoever he aas as had declined to run again aal an R A thorley who had been been nominated by the party to succeed him gasn wasn I 1 t sure that he would accept alfred froyd had just tendered his resignation as city marshal and andrew hansen had been appointed by the council cedar city was boasting several new automobiles among them being dr Thor leys david C Dul bullocks locks and dave Thor leys leya wm win P hunters new home was just being completed there much excitement over the comart city election father froyd had passed away during the week john P r fuller had returned from attending it a carnival at kanab herbert haight had left his office as city re vorder in fit the hands of joshua H arthur and had gone on a mission to england Aless rs evan williams and harry lunt had returned california where they delivered several cars ot of sheep attorney george it lund had been up from st george on oil business J it was attending the panama pacific international exposition in california AT D and E J higbee had just returned from there and mr and mrs henry leigh their child ren webster winnifred and wilfordt wilford Wilfor dl and miss atlas ramoni ramona dark clark had departed 1 I 1 to attend that exposition miss atlas martha langford Lang tord was playing the piano at tile the thorley theatre Mr arsi csorgo wood was recovering from a serious illness clayton S rice nice was the presbyterian minister at that time etc etc B A C doings they were doing things at the 13 A C those days too after atler many threats they had started the week before to build the big letter A on I 1 the hi tide side of the square moun tali 1 at the recent school election i marion wooley had been elected as mayor mae alae lund recorder thelma thelina knoll knell treasurer scott Al matheson atheson committing magistrate francis esplin and parson farson judges alice leigh verna pratt adlain Al iiii sei se K g miller lucy esplin eddie alardi matheson laura elder fernleigh leigh gardner and wilford griffin as councilmen counci they were having plenty of dancea and parties and the writer of those thoo news items commented that ittis tunny funny how the kids shine up to 0 lis instructor dructor parry pairy presumably 1 alron ong way ile he is full of life and getsi gets next to the students in a pleasing pleas ingi way many advertisements A feature of 0 that first issue aud and j succeeding ones which almost alie present editor I 1 green with envy Y is the amount of advertising they carried blacksmiths blacksmith 11 used more advertising ver space in those days daya than our biggest merchants are using toi to i day while the parowan carowan equitable and the parowan carowan coop co op M 1 I al co like drunken sailors tor for adi 1 I thinking en gothing tiling of it B quarter of a page some of the advertisers in ili that first issue besides tile the two stoics mentioned were the radowan drug co S A II Halter alterman nian the automobile man the bank of iron county the square deal store of which wm vm if 11 gurr was proprietor P V 14 bruhns bakery and cafe davenport and Mick olsons elsons city meat market wm pritchards ards parowan carowan tannery walter waller C mitchells native lumber yard the orton orion hotel K X it liston harness maker john T na amussen wheelwright and bearl ai smith S J hitney blackstun blacks tui it 11 00 too oo I ril parlor wm 1 I barmas auto a to stage t line n boit riah 1 l d adar adar city D P bartons par owan olvan beaver auto line hotel bayli loh john T mit tl a general gener ti iner chandise chan disc and Jew jeweurl eirl jolin john S brown contractor and bund 1 isaac nion cari carpit liter cr ri raiel iel and ami cab kat maker T n G ecklis eckles painter paper hanger and decorator 1 11 I 1 L cower dentist john dover A sung lime ilme burners of cedar city I 1 J ire e 1 failer q in at 01 ta r batile acon L eckles announcing tho the opening of oc a music studio and so on those were the good times limes belore before the war there was work f P everybody sale tor for everything every alili tl ili prices were high people were maling TIO nio iley and hesitate to spend it FT |