Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1915-11-19

cessful settler in that vicinity, filed
petition for naturalization while here,
and Mr.. Davis made application for
an amendment to his entry.
Monroe Clark of Cedar City was in
town on business Wednesday.
Walter c. Mitchell returned from
the East Tuesday evening.
F. l.. Culver and family have gone
to their home in Imperial Valley for
the winter.
VIM. A. Evans left few days ago
with shipment of hogs for the Cali
fornia markets.
Heber Holyoak is over from Mil
ford for short visit with his wife
and little daughter.
DR.. Burton reports the arrival of
baby boy at the home of ]. c. Rob-
inson, Jr., Nov. 18th. All concerned
doing nicely.
Alfred j. Gum is home from Idaho
for the winter. Mr. Gum expects to
return to Idaho in the spring, being
in the employ of F. U. Nelson.
We are pleased to report that Miss
Beatrice Dalton and Alvin Decker,
who have lately undergone operations
for appendicitis, are getting along as
well as can be expected.
Some two hundred invitations are
out for the dancing party to be given
by the Ladies' G. A. Club Friday ev-
ening. 1t promises to be the greatest
social event of the season.
Miss Caddie Orion returned to her
school work in st. George Wednesday
morning. The young lady is much i'm
proved in health and hopes to be able
to finish the school year.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Brown are up
from Paragonah for few days. Mr..
Brown is waiting for material to COM
plete the building he is erecting in
Paragonah for John c. Robb.
Word has been received here of the
death of DR.. Wishard, who for many
years was prominent worker in the
Presbyterian Church in the Inter-
mountain country.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mumford of
Beaver came over to Parowan Tuesday
bringing their sister, Mrs. Ann Gurr,
who has been spending the summer
and fall with them.
High Council meeting will be held
at o'clock and Stake Priesthood
meeting at Z o'clock p. m. at Cedar
City next Saturday evening. Officers
of the Mutual Improvement Asocia-
tions also will meet with the Stake
Priesthood at their opening exercises.
Miss Marie Dougal leaves for Cal
ifornia this week, where she will spend
the winter with relatives. Miss Dou-
gal will visit for few days with the
Durham family at Beaver. From
there she will go to Salt Lake City,
where she will accompany her grand
mother, Mrs. VIM. B. Dougal, to the
coast.
Oscar Orion, Albert Benson, John
Bayles and Don Skougard left for the
coast last Monday morning. They
expect to spend month in Califor-
MIA visiting the fairs. They went by
way of Salt Lake City, and will re-
turn through the state Of Oregon
visiting Portland and other interest
ing points.
You can talk about your land-office
business as you like, but the county
clerk sure did the business last Wed
,rtnesday afternoon. Fred Ashdown
, lFrank and Henry Ashdown, Wilforc
Bergstrom and William Smith of &C.
dar City were in the Office and filed or
enlarged homesteads. Ellen j. Talbot
of Paragonah filed application for al
additional homestead and Geo. A
Robinson of the same place gave no
tice of his intention TO make ma
pfocf on his desert land entry.
WIN Celebrate Thanksgiving.
The Hayden Society has arranged
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