Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1915-04-09
Cedar City Fappenings

The conference travel from Cedar
City does not appear to have been as
heavy this year as usual.
Mrs. William Keel, former resi-
dent of this place, arrived Tuesday
to visit for a short time with her
daughters and other relatives.
FOR SALE.-Lot in South field,
9x20 rods, fenced with barb and hog
wire. Price $500. r. j. BRYANT,
Apr.9-tf. Cedar City, Utah.
Mrs. Thomas Stapley was quite SER
iously Ill the fore part Of this week
with what the dotcor has diagnosed
as floating kidney. She is some bet
ter at this writing.
M. d. Higbee, superintendent of
the Cedar Sheep Association, left
Sunday for Salt Lake City to attend
conference and transact business for
the store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lunt accom-
panied the conference visitors to Salt
Lake City. While there Mrs. Lunt
will be operated on at the L. d. s.
Hospital for appendicitis and floating
kidney.
Owing to the illness Of Assistant
Cashier E. M. Cory and also Of Clerk
Stewart Thorley, the projected trip
to California Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. j..
Foster and DIR. and Mrs. A. N. Leon
ard has been indefinitely postponed.
We presume, however, that they will
pay visit to the expositions a little
later in the season.
Albert Lundell met with painful
accident Saturday while helping to
brand some calves at his home on
First East street. A rope had been
thrown onto q big strong yearling,
and in some way Mr.. Lundell came in
contact with the rope and was hurled
against wagon wheel, with the above
results. DIR. Leonard was called in
and soon replaced the bones, and in
the afternoon Mr.. Lundell was about
town, though his shoulder was quite
sore and sensitive, and doubtless will
require a little care for some time to
come.
DR.. Frank Burton of Parowan was
a Cedar visitor the first Of the week
He came primarily for the purpose OF
bringing a patient named "Ford" to
DR.. ]. A. Kopp's (automobile) hos
pital. Mr.. Ford appeared to be suf-
fering with bronchitis and influenza
with tendency towards pneumonia Of
one Of his lungs, with resultant loss
Of strength and rise in temperature
The disorder is believed to be due tc
over-eating, and particularly to su,
per abundance of fats. We have nc
doubt that DIR. Kopp would be able tc
restore the invalid to a normal state
of health in a few hours time.
State Sheep Commissioner j. G
Pace was among the pilgrims to Zior
Sunday. While in the Lake Mr.. Pace
attended meeting Of the State Sheer
Board, held there the first Of tn,
week. Mr.. Pace returned Tuesday
and reports that the principal matter
discussed aside from the routine bus
mess was the question Of ticks on the
sheep, which are becoming somewhat
serious. About shearing time 9
thorough inspection of all the flock:
of the state has been ordered, and Il
is probable that two dippings of al
sheep found to be infected with ticks
will be ordered next autumn.
For Sale at a Bargain.
100 acres of some of the best brush
land in the Cedar City valley, Az
miles west of Cedar City, adjacent te
the College farm. Surface water car
be had at 10 feet, and undoubtedly
artesian water for culinary use can be
had at from 100 to $50 feet, as there
are three wells near by. This lane
has high spring water right and ditch.
es are completed to the farm. Wher
seeded to alfalfa the ground is wei
worth $4,000 per acre. Land is nndel
fence.
Will sell this farm at $500 pei
acre. Must have some money to de,
velop another 100 acres adjoining
Now is your chance TO get gooC
farm cheap.-S. ]. Foster, Cedar City
Utah. Apr.9-tf