Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1915-10-01
Cedar City Fappenings

James A. Benson of Parowan was
in Cedar City last Wednesday for
short time.
Many, many useful articles are on
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lundgren are
making preparations to visit the Pan
ANA Expositions about October 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. D. Higbee and Mr..
and Mrs. E. J. Higbee, Mr.. and Mrs
e. NJ. Cory all leave today for the
Panama Expositions.
James Bulloch has been i'll the past
three weeks with severe attack of
Inflammation Of the bladder. He is
reported some better at this writing.
Manager J. r. Richards of the Bull
lion Canyon mine, Is expected in to-
day, for the purpose, it is stated, Of
going to the Panama Exposition.
Mrs. John d. Williams presented
her husband with girl baby yester-
day morning. DR.. Leonard was IN
attendance, and reports all concerned
doing we'll.
Bishop Thomas Jones of Parago-
nah, accompanied by Mrs. Jones and
their little son, was in for conference
Saturday and Sunday. Uncle Jona-
than Prothero of the same place, was
also here.
James Weaver, Jr., of the Green
wood Livery of Richfield, was in Cedar
yesterday and talks of locating here
and putting on line of automobiles
between this place and st. George.
He will not fully decide, however, un-
til he goes into Salt Lake City again.
The meagre information that Miss
Laura Webb left for the north today
to be married reaches The Record as
we are closing our forms on this is
sue. We are unable to state where,
when, or to whom, this issue, but will
endeavor to give full particulars next
week.
DIR. Leonard left this morning at an
early hour for Richfeld with the little
Jensen girl who was injured in the
auto accident on the black ridge, and
the father of the little girl, Mr.. Lois
Jensen. 1t was decided that it would
be quicker and easier to make the trip
by auto.
David Hirschi of Washington coun-
ty passed through Cedar City. last
Monday en- route to Salt Lake to at
tend the state fair and talked Of at
tending the arid farming convention
at San Francisco, but had not definite
ly decided. He reported conditions
about normal in the eastern part of
Washington county.
| The new county school board was
skirmishing about the first of the
week for note books, pencils, and 9TH
err school paraphernalia. In the con-
sideration Of the many new problems
confronting them in the change from
the old system of handling the school
business TO the new, the matter of
supplies for the students was over
looked, and temporary acquisitions
were issued on the stores and other
places handling this class of mer.
chandise.
A. b. Andrus and DR.. F. j. Wood.
bury of st. George passed through
Cedar City yesterday on their way tc
Salt Lake City. The Doctor had with
him Alfred Stuck of Santa Clara, who
had his back so severely injured il
the late lamentable auto accident OF
the Bellevue black ridge. Mr.. Stuck
is still paralyzed below the injury, anC
is going into Salt Lake to try to ge
surgical assistance. Mr.. Andrus re
ports that Kay Booth is improving
nicely. and that Warren Cox is ais,
beginning to get about again. Boil
were hurt in the same accident.
Brother John r. Wallis, the able an,
genial editor of the Washington
County News, passed through Ceda
City today en- route to the state me
tropolis to attend the conference an,
fair, and took occasion to drop int
The Record office for few minute
chat. He stated that everything wa