Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1915-11-05
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

yesterday morning in his new olds-
mobile.
We do not imagine that this drv.
open fall is just the best thing for fail
grain, is it Mr.. Farmer?
Mrs. Orion of the Orion Hotel. Par.
owan, was in Cedar last Wednesday
on business.
| William Smith has purchased Tho
new Oldsmobile recently brought IN
for David c. Bulloch, who is figurino
on larger and more powerful car
Persons desiring a Thanksgiving
turkey this year should leave their
order early at the Uric & Uric Meat
"arKet' Adv.
Location Notices and many other
forms of legal blanks for sale at The
Record office. We carry an extensive
''ne of legal blanks.
Attorney Higgins states that he and
Nr. Randall L. Jones will have one If
ne seven passenger Jeffries cars here
m the course of few days, for dem
onstration purposes.
| Agent John Fife went to New Har-
'nony today to make the delivery of
1ne of his new Ford cars to Bishop
'ace OF that place Mr.. Fife states
nat he has two or three more sales
virtually made.
1t will be only a short time until
he close of The Records voting con-
test. Better renew your subscription.
you have not already done SO, and
oolige one of the candidates with your
votes. Any of them will greatly ap-
preciate them.
All Record patrons are becoming
anxious for their votes on the contest,
whether they are candidates for priz-
es themselves, or not. It is worth
something to be able to assist a friend
in winning a prize.
Our advertising columns look rather
depleted this issue. The reason for
.. this is that both The Record solicitor
and the local business men have been
too rushed to get their heads together.
; They have promised to remember us
next issue
w. e. Cory, who is working for the
! Consolidated Wagon & Machine Co.
again in the capacity of collector, was
in Cedar City day or so this week.
having come over from Beaver in his
Ford car, which he states continues to
give him good service.
, Some of the B. A. C. male students
are possessed of more than ordinary
vocal musical ability, and their oc-
casional serenades upon the streets
5 are quite artistic and much apprecia-
ted, but we wish to suggest that they
adopt some song little more cultur-
al than the "Grasshopper" anthem.
Some of the local sportsmep spent
the last days of the deer season in
the hills, hoping against, hope and
previous disappointment that they
would be successful at last, but so
far as we have been able to learn the
twelfth hour" men were not success
full.
j. c. Carpenter, formerly of Glen
dale, Utah, but who is making his
home in Cedar City this winter in
p order to be more convenient to ir-
terests which he has in this locality,
came home from Hurricane the first
of the week, and reports everything
prosperous in the eastern portion of
t Washington county.
DR.. Wilkinson came up from Hurri-
cane yesterday bringing young man
named Bradshaw, who was suffering
, from severe hernia. This morning
, the young man was operated on by
, Drs. Leonard and Wilkinson for the
E correction of the trouble. In the mean
time the doctors car was a patient at
j. A. Kopp's automobile infrmary.
Or. +. II. Petty, a recent graduate
in dentistry, has taken Offices on the
upper floor of the Mercantile block
and opened dental Office here. Mr..
Petty is brother to Charles Petty of
Hurricane and former student of
the B. N. S. He is a reliable and
enterprising young man and will no
doubt make good in his chosen pro-
fession and add one more solid citi-
zen to Cedar City's population.
Beware of Cheap Substitutes.
; In these days of keen competition
it is important that the public should
see that they get Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy and not take substitutes sold
for the sake of extra profit. Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy has stood the
test and been annroved for more than