Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1915-01-08
Cedar City Eappenngs

ana n1OtneF IN the bhoI WoiN o'NN'
be at Sunday School to discuss VIVA
practical things can be done by TIT
Parents Class for local bettermen
during the coming year. Plenty o.
room and a hearty welcome for all.
Mrs. Maggie Parry is quite i'll anC
the family is very much concerned
over her condition. All day yesterda,
until evening it was feared that she
was contracting pneumonia, but re
port late last evening stated that The
attending physician had decided thai
she did not have pneumonia, and 8
more cheerful view was entertained
Of her condition.
A treat is promised lovers of tn,
play in the presentation Of the piece
Peaceful Valley" which the Parowar
dramatic company will bring to oui
city tomorrow evening. Those who
have seen the production at Parowar
speak Of the piece in the highest
terms. Our Parowan friends should
be greeted by a full house on their APP.
pearance here.
DR.. E. +. Green received a tele-
graph summons to Salt Lake City last
evening on matters connected with
the development Of his coal property
and leaves this afternoon on the auto
to Lund. It Is understood that part
of his business will be with the Land
Office at that place. The doctor re-
ports that everything connected with
his undertaking is working out in a
satisfactory manner, and that he will
have some important information to
give out soon.
Mrs. Clifton Of the Sarver farm ia
making preparations for vigorous
campaign of development in that To-
cality in the early spring, both In be-
half Of the Sarver people and other
settlers of that region. Her adver-
tised prices for blowing, narrowing,
seeding and other cultivation are very
reasonable, and the equipment Of the
farm, including traction engine and
other improved machinery, will no
doubt be kept employed to the limit
as soon az the ground Is At to work in
the spring.
There has been very little snow
fall hereabouts during the past week,
and thus far the outlook for the farm
or next season is anything but reas-
surfing. Still, there is yet time for
an abundance of snow to fall, and we
hope to have the pleasure of report
ing good substantial visitation in
the near future. This is a critical
time in the development of the arid
farm industry for this region, and a
drought at this time might have the
effect Of discouraging number who
are just getting into this important
game. We trust that there will be
none for few years at least.
Mrs. Thomas Wade, the unfortu-
nate widow of the young man who
was called hence last Tuesday, gave
birth TO son Wednesday morning.
The circumstance adds TO the pitiable
of the family, under the
severe strain Of circumstances in
which they are placed, and moved
Marshall Froyd to take up a collec-
ton for their assistance, by which
means something over one hundred
dollars was raised to assist them.
The woman's parents, brothers and
sisters are all very much moved by
her Affections and are doing every
hing in their power to assist in this
hour of deepest gloom.
The Twelfth Night After Christmas.
In keeping with the Swedish ira
iition concerning the Twelfth night
after Christmas, /. e., that II is the
of the night upon which
he three magi from the East visited
he infant Jesus at Bethlehem, very
itting celebration was held Wednes-
lay evening at the home of MIR. and
Mrs. Charles Lundgren.
About twenty guests were present
o enjoy the evenings pleasures
James, old and new, instrumental mu-
nc and song made the hours very de-
ightful ones for all. A table, nicely
alden with tasty food, was the center
# attraction as the hour approached
Midnight
The guests departed voting the host
md hostess unsurpassed entertainers,
md all American born and Swedish
like feeling that the Twelfth Night
$ we'll worth remembering each year.
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