Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1914-04-17

advertising columns this issue
DR.. Leonard reports the birth of a
boy to Mrs. Frank Kelsey Of New
Harmony, last Monday. All going
we'll.
Don't forget the big wrestling
match at the Ward Hall next week
Thursday. 1t ought to be interest
ing.
DIR. Macfarlane reports the arrival
of fine baby boy at the residence Of
Arthur Fife on Wednesday night. All
concerned doing nicely.
Two car loads of attorneys and
other district court attaches went to
Parowan this morning to be present
at the morning session.
Don't fail to read the seasonable
offerings Of the Cedar City Coop,
to be found in the advertising columns
of The Record this week.
Walter Granger started Wednesday
afternoon to Teasdale to bring Mrs.
Granger, who has been teaching
school there the past winter.
Mrs. M. d. Higbee and son NJ F.
Higbee started to Toquerville this
morning to visit relatives, and in the
case of Mr.. Higbee, prospective rela-
tives.
Mrs. Sophia Shields of Salt Lake
is here attending her mother, Mrs. j.
p. Smith of Kanarraville, who UNDER
went an operation at the local hospi-
tai last Monday.
Judge Joshua Greenwood, w. F.
Knox, w. L. Cook and others of the
legal profession were in Cedar City
yesterday en- route to Parowan, where
district court is in session today.
When you have any message fo~ the
public of Cedar City, Iron county, or
Southern Utah, you cannot do bet
ter than employ the classified columns
of The Record. We reach the people
DR.. E. F. Green has been in Salt
Lake City this week for the purpose
of having his son Motifs eye given
expert treatment II is reported that
the doctor is now en- route home in a
new touring car.
DR.. and Mrs. G. w. Middleton were
passengers on the auto from T.und
= over last Saturday. The doctor came
as associate in some surgical work at
the local hospital together with some
other cases under the charge Of DR..
Macfarlane.
DR.. Middleton contracted severe
cold on his ride over from Lund last
Saturday, which developed into rather
a severe case Of erysipelas of the face
and head The doctor was suffering
considerable discomfort when he left
here Monday for his homeward trip.
Mrs. Betsy Smith of Kanarraville
was operated on at the local hospital
Sunday morning by Doctors Middleton
and Leonard for a duel female dis
order, requiring a double operation
The patient rallied from the opera
ton in good condition and is doing
nicely.
Miss Agnes Brown returned from
Salt Lake City last Saturday. She is
convalescing from her severe siege of
T,,nho;d fa,,a. xx,hioh has con6nad ba,
in the l.. d. S. Hospital the last sew
eral weeks, but is still unable to walk
without assistance. We hope to see
her soon regain her old time health
and vigor.
Attorney A. d. Mcclure of Tremon-
ton, Utah, counsel for DR.. Rodgers in
the case up for trial at this term of
court, was in Cedar City with his
client yesterday en- route to the coun-
ty seat. Mr. Mcclure reports that
he is doing fine with his new news
paper venture, and has good law
practice there in addition.
Someone has been mean enough to
suggest that Sheriff Froyd wire for
Sheriff Andrew Smith, Jr., to come
and assist in the capture of the two
Mexicans who made their escape
from him Wednesday evening. We
protest on the grounds that $4,000
is more than the whole Mexican tribe
is worth, to say nothing of paying
that much per head-and then not
get them!
The balmy, spring-like weather of
Easter Sunday, brought out crowds of
pic nickers. Streams of automobiles,
buggies, wagons and even cart or
two were pressed into service to ac-
commodate the people bent on celebra-
ting the first outing of the year. In
addition, number of pleasure seek
ers carried their lunch and walked TO
the nearer pic mic grounds, to spend
few hours in the open.
A. b. Utley and Richard Watkins
the Salt Lake architect made flying