Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1914-02-06
Valentine Party.

n kIduu NdltIlIlnt party VIII Dt
piven by the M. l. A. in the Opera
House February Ia.
The hall will be appropriately dec
grated by committee under the di-
rection of Mrs. George A. Mitchell
and Mrs. Florence Mitchell.
A booth will be arranged where val
entines may be deposited, to later be
distributed by delivery boy. The
NJ. |. A. will have valentines on sale
at the Equitable Coop. Store several
days previous to the party and also
at the party. Now is the time boys
to get the latest novelties in satchel
promised and panel novelties. The
party promises to be one of the best
of the season.
Principal Van Buren, gave q talk
on Cereals in the Home Economics
Club Tuesday. Demonstration on
it's preparation in fireless cooker was
also given.
Two cases of pneumonia are re-
ported this week. Owen Stevens, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Stevens, and
Clayton Dalton, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Dalton.
The first case of books belonging
-csA the-M ,at,ials travelling library of
the Parowan Stake, was received last
Monday morning. 1t contains 20 vol
umes of choice reading matter which
will be placed in the public library and
be at the disposal Of the public. The
city librarian hassthem in charge.
Monday morning William A. Evans
was thrown from horse and at first
thought to be seriously injured. His
foot was caught in the stirrup and
he was dragged some distance, sus-
tanning severe bruises. His injuries
have proven to be much more pain
full than serious, and we are pleased
to state that at present he is improv-
ing as rapidly as could reasonably
be expected.
The regular monthly meeting of the
County Commissioners was held Mon.
day, Feb. 2, at which it was decided
to place a bounty of three cents on
rabbits, after the 18th of February
They also created a voting precinct
for Enoch, thus saving the citizens OF
that place journey to Cedar City or
each election day. Some three OF
four INDECENT mothers in the county
were also allowed pensions.
County Superintendent of Public
Schools, Mr.. Farley Daley, was il
the city last week visiting schools
Mrs. Addie Johnson, wife of Magnus
johnson, and daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Hyrum Hendrickson, Of thi.
place, died at Junction Feb. 2, of {
complication of diseases, from which
she has suffered for several years
She was a resident Parowan thu
greater part of her life, where sh'
reared a large family. We extent
sincere sympathy to all those be
reaved through her demise. One O.
her sons, Leo Johnson, and brother
H. M. Hendrickson, Of this place
went to Junction to attend the flu
neral.
The following new books have bee
added to the city library this week
The Heart of the Hills, Peter Par
Aunt Minerva, and William Green
hill, Rose in Bloom, Little Womer
Old-fashioned Girls, JOS Boys, Littl
Lord Fauntleroy, Cavalier, The In
side of Che Cup, The First Violir
The Friendly Road, The Black Tu
lip, Queen Sheba's Ring, The Garde
of Allah, The Little Colonel at Board
ing School, The Story of Little Blac
Lambs, The First Christmas Ire
The Blue Fairy Book, The Vale
of the Moon, Graustark the Story G
a Love Behind Throne, Ann e 9
Green Gables, Polly Anna, Held
Five Little Peppers, Midway, I
Him that Hath, Uncle Nick Anon
the Shoshones.
A private skating party was give
in the Rex hall Monday evening b
Blanche Whitney and the Misses Al
usta Dalton and Eva Mortenso
The skating continued until 1890, a
ter which the ladies served a mo
excellent supper at Mrs. Dena Mitci
ellis. The following guests partic
pated in the evenings entertainment
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Mitchell, Mr.
and Mrs Robert e. Dalton, Mr.. al
Mrs. j. Clayton Mitchell, the Miss
Beatrice Dalton, Florence Mitche
Flossie Lyman, Ada McGregor, Lii
Matheson, Estella Jacobson, Laur
Webb, Eva Mitchell, and jamie Be
son; Warner Mitchell, Virgil Decke
Randall Dalton, Roy Mitchell, Fral
Taylor, Merrill Mitchell, Lyman Cla