Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1914-02-13

dozen.
John II. Williams of Kanarraville
was a caller at our office last Satur-
day
Jean Woodbury., who has under
gone a seige of pneumonia, is now on
the rapid road to recovery.
Little Kelvin Findlay, Or. Leonard
reports, is now convalescing rapidly
from his attack of pneumonia.
Remember the Commercial Club
meeting tomorrow night. Some in
teresting topics will be up for dis
cussion.
Mrs. William Macfarlane presented
the constable with n girl baby last
Friday night, Dr. Macfarlane in at
tendance,
Elders William V. Walker and
Herbert w. Webster were home mis-
sionaries to Parowan from this place
last Sunday.
The weather this week is like
spring, and if it continues a few
weeks longer the farmers will have
business in the fields.
Mrs. j. r. Richards is reported by
DR.. Macfarlane suffering from bron-
cho pneumonia, and while seriously
i'll, is some better at this writing.
Mrs. Andrew Cory is reported ill
with the influenza that is so prevalent
this winter. Dr. Macfarlane states
that she is quite seriously afflicted.
The term of court at Parowan this
week was over before we were hardly
aware that it was in session. The
calendar was certainly light one.
The big clearance sale of winter
goods is still on at the Sheep Store.
A heavy trade has been enjoyed the
past two or three days, since the sale
opened.
Tomorrow, Saturday, is Valen-
tines Day. Have you selected that
valentine yet? You will find what
you want in our Stationery Depart
ment.
See the new advertisement of the
Cedar Mercantile & Livestock Com
pany in this issue. 1t contains some
reminders that are pertinent and
timely.
The youngest child of Mr.. and Mrs,
Randall l.. Jones has pneumonia. DR..
Macfarlane is attending it and re-
ports that it is doing as well as can
be expected.
The state highway between Cedar
City and Parowan is much in need
of dragging, as soon as the weather
will permit 1t is all cut up into
deep ruts, due to the travel while the
ground was soft.
Mary, the oldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William Dix, Jr., was taken
down with pneumonia Wednesday
and is now passing through the ser
ious stages of the disease. DR..
Leonard is in charge of the case.
L. w. Jones, George Esplin, Miss
Jennie Leigh and Miss Groeble went
to Parowan last Sunday in the inter
ests of the Farmers Roundup and
Housekeepers' Conference, soon
to open at the B. A. c., Cedar City.
The Ladies' class will meet at the
b. A. C. domestic science room, Feb.
20, at $3.50, p. m. Miss Jean Brown
will have charge of the literary work.
Lunch will be served by the commit
tee. All invited. Come and bring
your needle-work.
Elmer and Ray Matheson, who
have been sick for a few days with
the disease so prevalent in Cedar City
at present, are now much better 1t
is believed that the latter had light
attack of pneumonia, and the former
was a sufferer from bronchitis.
Miss Verlin Houchen, who has been
very sick with lobar pneumonia, is
now a convalescent, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Houchen's boy who has been
a victim Of broncho pneumonia, is
also recovering, DR.. Leonard being
the attending physician in each case.
Another boy, the fifth one in this
particular family, came to Mr.. and
Mrs. Reuben Walker yesterday, and
is receiving a warm welcome, not
withstanding a girl would have been
their preference. DR.. Leonard in at
tendance.
Miss Bell Williams, who went to
Kanarraville to nurse her mother
and sister through sieges of pneu-
monia, was hurriedly called home on
Wednesday to be at the sick-bed of
her sister, Mrs, Percy Wilkinson, who
was taken suddenly and dangerously
ill.,
Colonel Andrew Cory purchased a
valuable driving horse from Myron
Davis of Kararraville last Saturday,
the consideration being $4,000. It
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