Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1915-05-21
Cedar City Rappenings

The mails are running several hours
late on account Of the bad condition
of the roads.
NOW is the time to order your suit
Of clothes. An extra pair Of trousers
free with each suit ordered from us
before June LIST. Palace Drug Store
is the place. Adv.
Born.-Monday, May II, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Bryant, q fine boy; and
on the same day, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Fife, also q son. All parties
concerned doing nicely.
II is learned that Messers. Barton
& Lamoreaux, the contractors on the
st. George-Lund mail route, have
purchased three new Buick one ton
trucks, with which to perform the
services. Their contract goes into
effect June first.
The base ball game that was sched-
uled to take place at the city park last
Saturday failed to materialize, not
enough players Of either side showing
up to fill the places. We presume that
the b. A. C.'s were afraid, and that
the local boys "dassent."
An unusual number Of travelling
men have been noticed In Cedar the
past week. Some Of the merchants
report that they have become a posi-
tive bore 70 them. We presume that
the travelling men may be classified
among "the necessary evils"
The weather for the past three or
four days has been exceedingly wet
and stormy again. 1t commenced
carly Monday morning with a high
wind from the southwest, which
brought up the moisture from the
coast, and frequent gentle showers
have been the result. Roads are in a
direful condition as a consequence,
but the dry land farmers are playing
in big luck.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Bracken with
their two children were in Cedar City
last Monday evening en- route to st.
George, where Mrs. Bracken will
spend some time with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Worthen. Mr..
Bracken will return TO vernal where
he is the manager Of a large mer-
camille establishment, returning later
for his family. They came through in
their private car.
DR.. Leonard was called to Enter
prise last Saturday to attend John
Day, Jr., a former student Of the
B. A. c., who was suffering from the
effects Of q severe cold and a threat
ened attack Of pneumonia, and re-
turning brought with him Mrs. Min
eta Hunt, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Bauer Of this place, who is
suffering from complications result
ing from an attack of pneumonia, and
Is here to receive medical treatment.
DR.. A.. N. Leonard has disposed Of
his home here to Mr.. G. NJ. Salisbury
Of T~oquerville, and win spend the
next three months in the Eastern part
Of the United states pursuing post
graduate studies in medicine. At the
end Of this period he will return and
resume his practice in this place. The
consideration received for the prop
erty has not been given out. The
Doctor and Mrs. Leonard expect to
start about June first.
Some active work has been done
recently in the organization Of the
ward teachers Of the Cedar East
Ward. Much difficulty is encountered
by the bishopric in obtaining teachers
who can be depended upon to perform
the tasks assigned to them, there be-
ing a tendency on the part Of the ma
jority to grow careless and inactive.
The ward has now been divided into
four districts, over which a pair of
teachers will preside, in connection
with a member of the ward bishop
ric. BY better organization it is hoped
to secur more efficient work.