Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1915-05-14

M. H. and Hillman Daley are here
finishing up their work of revising the
plats.
M. H. Daley of Cedar was called
home on Wednesday evening to sickness
in his family.
Miss Coda Pritchard has gone to
st. George to visit for a few weeks
with her sister Mrs. Gotham.
Mrs. Lula Peterson and her little
son are here visiting with their moth
err Mrs. Annie Whitney.
5. j. Ward, Stake Clerk has moved
his office from the Bank Building into
one Of the rooms in the County Court
House.
AT the last meeting of the County
Commissioners Samuel Leigh Of Cedar
City was re-appointed as horticultur-
al inspector of Iron county.
Mr.. Windsor of Enterprise, who is
suffering from ulcers of the stomach
has been brought here for treatment.
DR.. Green has his case in charge.
Parowan, May 10, 1915.
Miss Anna Rasmussen came from
Salt Lake last Thursday having been
called home owing to the sudden death
Of her father.
Geo. E. Brown and son have begun
the erection of seven roomed house
bungalow style, for Arthur Joseph, in
the eastern part Of town.
Miss Georgia E. Brown and Mrs.
Myrtle Brown returned a few days
ago from Lund, where they had spent
a week visiting with Mrs. Browns
sister, Mrs. Sleuder.
Jacob B. Gould was preparing to
leave us few days for Panguitch
Lake where he has been employed to
run a saw mill for his brother Sam
uel at that place.
F. L. Culver has gone down to I'm
perial Valley to adjust his business
affairs there. Mr.. Culver is expected
home in few days. His new brick
residence on the farm is finished and
the family is now occupying it.
VIM. A. Richards and wife of Idaho
are spending few weeks in Utah.
Mr.. Richards Is at Lund shearing,
while Mrs. Richards is here visiting
at the home of her husbands parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Richards.
That the members of the Parowan
band are very much alive, and very
diligent in practicing is evidenced by
the strains of music that are frequent
ly heard. We are promised series of
band concerts to begin at an early
date, and all are anxiously looking
forward for the time to come.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Orion returned
from st. George Thursday evening
bringing home her daughter Miss
Ora who graduated from the Academy
in st. George. Miss Ora will be here
for just short time as she has plan
ned TO take the summer school prepra-
tory for teaching during the coming
school year.
Christian Peterson and family have
moved here from Oregon and expect
to locate permanently. Mr.. Peterson is
filing on land in this valley, and is
very we'll pleased with this section OF
country. Mrs. Peterson, formerly
Alena Lyman, was born in Parowar
and spent the early part of her life
here.
The ladies G. A. Club was pleasantly
entertained at the home of Mrs. Alvir
Benson last friday afternoon. Thu
program committee arranged a game
known as "Song Romance" ques
tions were given, each of which had II
be answered with the title of song
Mrs. Benson received the prize TO
giving the most correct answers. Afte
the game was finished all presen
Joined in singing the songs named il
- romance. After partaking of
~ Eous luncheon the meeting ad
journed to meet next time with Mrs
Caroline Durham.
The home Of E. A. Burton on Mai
Street, having been in the hands o
the carpenters and cement workers
has been transformed into nea
modern residence. Mr.. Burton is no,
preparing to build new fence and
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