Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1914-03-20
Enjoyable Character Ball.


Enjoyable Character Ball.
The Character Ball held in the
evening was considered the best ever
held in Parowan. More and better
representations were given than ever
before. DIR. Cover and Miss Della
Adams represented Uncle Sam and
and the Goddess of Liberty, William
T. Orion and Miss Della Pendleton
George and Martha Washington,
Lawrence j. Adams and Miss Augusta
Dalton Swiss peasants, Willard Hal
terman and Miss Lilly Matheson
Scotch Highlanders Frank Lyman and
Florence Lyman English Lord and
Lady, Thomas Myres and Miss Myrtle
Ward, Grecians; Frank Taylor and
Miss Ella Pendleton, Danes; Daisy
Lemon and Olive Mortensen, Norwe-
gians; Wells Clark and Laurel Webb,
Chinese; Lyman Clark and Eva Nit
chell, Captain John Smith and POGO
hontas; Randall and Beatrice Dalton,
Boy Blue and Bopeep; Harrel Dalton
and jamie Benson, Turks; Merlin and
Isadore Thornton, Night and Day;
Mitchell Rose and Eva Adams, Temp
tation and Conceit; Blanchard Whit
ney and Carmen Evans, Josiah and
Aunt Samantha; Lucy and Meta Ben
tley, Faith and Hope; Walter Stew
ems and LAME Mitchell, Italian peas
ants; Merrill and Fern Thornton,
Frontiersmen and lady; Marietta APP
plegate and Bertha Stevens, Two lit
tie girls in Blue; Sadie and Una Nor
ris, Daises; Miss Anna Adams, Co.
lonial Belle. Some Of the younger
girls represented School girls and
Flower FARES. The hall was crowded
to it's limit, and the party was deci-
ded social and financial success. No
effort was spared on the part of the
amusement committee, and much
credit is due them for their untiring
labors in this capacity.
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Thomas ID. Adams has just closed
deal with Willard Haltcrman for the
purchase Of an 80 acre dry land farm
25 acres of which is broken up and
partly fenced. The land lies one
fourth of mile South of the Culver
farm and joins the John s. Woodbury.
80 acres. 1t lies in the water pelt and
when fully developed will make val
liable piece Of property.
The Parowan Public Library is to be
a reality! Work on the excavation Of
the foundation Is begun and will be
pushed to completion as soon as prac-
teal. A public demonstration will be
held on the grounds the beginning Of
next week, during which the schools
will be closed and the children allowed
to participate therein. The grounds
will be dedicated and an appropriate
program given.
Shall Parowan have High School :?
Is the question which will be consid-
cred at mass meeting of the citizens
of Parowan, called for tomorrow ev-
ening. Another important question
will also be considered. The plan for
our Library building requires for its
erection one thousand dollars more
than our Carnegie funds amount to.
The question of how this means can
be obtained will be considered.
Our Tanner, William Pritchard is
sufficiently recovered from his long
siege of rheumatism to resume opera
tions in the Tannery once more, the
first that he has been able to do since
the beginning Of the New Year. Mrs
Pritchard is also so far recovered
from her recent attack of pneumonia
as to be able to be taken out in the
sunshine short time each day. This
is seven cases Of pneumonia DR.. Nc.
: Gregor has treated the past two
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