Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1914-05-22
FOR RENT-Rooms. ]. II. Perry.

GRANDMA rainier maut d itNiHN 'ip
TO Paragonah and back bv automobile
last Sunday to see relatives
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. l,undell last
evening baby pirl, reports DR. Leon
ard. All is happiness and serenity
The weather has been very wa
almost oppressive Mt times this week
All of which reminds us that summer
Is nigh.
Walter Spencer is back from Ur-
sine, Nevada. where he has spent
some time attending to business in
terests.
DIR. A. N. Leonard has man at
work planting 80 acres Of corn on his
enlarged homestead entry west Of
the Quitchapa ranch.
The Golden Rule Store makes an
important announcement in the aa.
vertising columns of the Record this
week, don't fail to read it.
Tom Higbee returned this week
from Nevada, where he has been look
ing after cattle interests which he
and others have located there.
Y. M. and Y. L. M. /. A. Convention
Salt Lake City. One fare for round
trip via Salt Lake Route, June II, 10.
10, good returning until June 20, ask
for tickets via Salt Lake Route.
DR.. Leonard operated Wednes lay
morning on Clayton Perry for an
pendicitis, at the local hospital. The
operation was entirely successful and
the patient is doing splendidly.
DR.. A. N. Leonard delivered Ice,
ture last Tuesday afternoon before
DR.. Rufus Leigh's physiology class or
the subject of Sex Hygiene, which was
very entertaining and instructive.
Excursion to Salt Lake City--One
Fare for Round Trip. June II, II, 10
good returning until June 20, account
Y. M. and Y. l.. NJ. l. A. Convention
ask for tickets via Salt Lake Route
Mrs. Will Adams was operated or
at the Southern Utah Hospital last
Monday. DR.. Macfarlane performed
the operation and reports the pstient
as progressing nicely at this time.
DIR. Ernest Green now has his reat
little Studebalser car here and the
gears that proved defective repla ed
He is now gliding about as smoothly
and gracefully as the best of them
One fare for round trip to Salt Lake
City, June IL, IL, 10, via Salt Lake
Route account Y. M. and Y. l.. NJ, ] A,
convention, good returning until June
20, ask for tickets via Salt Lake
Route.
Grandma Ann Thorley has been in
poor health ever since her return
from California month ago, her
ailment being a bronchial infection
and a weak heart. DR.. Leonard is
attending her.
The M. /. A. contestants from Ce iai
City who will take place in the state
contest at Salt Lake are making cal
culations to make the journey OYER
land by automobiles. This is triE
well worth taking.
M. d. Higbee, Supt. of the Cedar
Sheep Association, is at Lund attend
ing to the loading of the company's
wool, which was recently clipped al
Iron Springs Plant. In his absence
Myron Higbee, Jr., is in charge Of
the store.
Senator Lunt and sons have planted
one hundred acres of corn on THEN
enlarged homesteads in the western
part of the valley, near Quitchapa
The wheat that they sowed last fall
was put in little too late and al
winter killed.
Miss Stella Nelson was successfully
operated on for appendicitis at the
Southern Utah Hospital, last Satur
day, Drs. Macfarlane and Leonard
performing the operation. The patti
ent is sufficiently recovered to be re
moved to her home.
Mr.. Leonard Slack of Toquervill'
is in town today making arrange
ments for his approaching wedding
June to Miss Myrtle Prince of Pang
uitch. Mr.. Clark is we'll and favoc
ably known in Cedar City, havirl
been student of the b. N. s. foi
some years. The Record extends con
gratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Il. Wilkinson anC
SON, returned from Modena las
Saturday, where Mr.. Wilkinson ha,
been teaching school the past winter
They are looking we'll and report hav
ing enjoyed their sojourn among thu
good people of Modena. Mr.. Wilkin
son has been engaged to teach in th'
City schools the next school year,
1t will be interesting and worth you
while To see the MANY things M. II