Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1915-07-23

Is mere visiting with relatives.
Joseph Holt of Enterprise, accom-
panied by his family, was over here
this week in his car.
Lorenzo Robinson of Beaver is here
receiving medical treatment from DIR.
Green.
Attorney Olof r. Nicholson of Mon
roe, Utah, was in town this week look
ing after some business affairs here.
DR.. Burton reports the arrival Of a
girl at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George HARDWOOD. All concerned do
ing nicely
Mrs. c. E. Norton of Salt Lake
City, who has been visiting her faith
err, John T. Mitchell, and family, the
past few weeks, has returned home.
Page Brothers have gone to Iron
Mountain for a couple of weeks to
do their assessment work on claims
that they hold there.
j. M. Hendrickson left for Salt
Lake City last Wednesday in his
Ford car, having as passengers Mrs.
C. E. Norton and three children, Will
liam Sylvester and Logan Lowder.
Men and teams are busy harvesting
the crop of salt on the lake just north
of town. There is an abundance of
salt this year and it is Of an excellent
quality.
Dry, dusty and hot, up to the time
of writing this. Uuless we get some
rain soon arid farm crops in the Paro-
wan valley the present season will be
practically nil.
Professor George Durham, who was
taken down with erysipelas just after
the Fourth of July, is still belfast
the greater part of the time, though
improving steadily the past few days.
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Among others who have gone to
the mountain for vacation are ST.
las Ward, Scott Mathcson, Orlando
Adams, Eddie Mathcson, and Ray Ly-
man, who left town last Monday.
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Last Wednesday DR.. Burton moved
into his neat suit of rooms on the Sec
ond floor of the Gurr store building
on Main street. The doctor is now
comfortably located, with conven-
lent waiting room and consulting and
operating room.
Parowan seems quiet and deserted
these days, so many people are in
the canyons camping and fishing, at
the carnival of the Wizard of the Wa
satch, and elsewhere. Those of us
who are left in town are wishing that
we were among the more fortunate
seekers of pleasure.
President L. N. Marsden, Lawrence
j. Adams and Superintendent Hans
j. Mortensen Of this place, and ex-
President u. T. Jones Of Cedar City
were in New Castle last Sunday ant
addressed and entertained the saints
at Sabbath School and afternoon ser
vices. They report very pleasant
and satisfying trip.
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President Morgan Richards of the
Parowan Homecoming committee, ha!
week obtaining the names and ad
made a house-to-house canvass thi!
dresses Of former residents to whom
invitations may be mailed. It is pro
posed to make the Homecoming al
event long to be remembered.
When pleasure or sightseeing in thu
Parowan valley or locality, do not fai
to pay a visit to Hieroglyphic Can
yon, west of the little Salt Lake. Yo'
will find here some of the most per
feet specimens of hieroglyphics to b
seen on the continent. A number o
transcripts have been made of thes
remarkable carvings upon the rocks
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Mrs. Bayles, proprietor of the Bay
les Hotel, and Miss Anna Adams, re
turned last Saturday from the Cali
fornia expositions, where they spen
about three weeks. They were accom-
panied also by the Misses Emma an
Caroline Bayles of Blandity, San Jua
county, and Provo, respectively. Mr.
Bay.es reports having had very er
joyable time. The weather, she say
was ideal, cool and celebrating, an
the expositions exceeded her most es
allied imagination.
Dirrhoea Quickly Cured.