Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1915-12-31

pend Dy Jhe fireplace at nome, III you
ave n good supply Of fuel and an in
eresting book to read.
Having sold his last Dodge car to
= G. Carpenter Of this place, Mr.. S
\. Halterman departed to Salt Lake
'ity the first Of the week to bring
Tome another.
The road between Parowan and
und has been designated as a state
highway, and it is understood that
'rading is to begin on It as early as
Practicable in the spring.
Mrs. Cutler, who was operated on
vt the local hospital a few days since,
has received her release and will re-
urn home to Kanab as soon as the
weather will permit.
This is one of the best corn coun-
iries in the West. Has anyone a few
hundred pounds Of corn to sell? Re
7ort IL to this office; we are in the
market for limited amount.
The past is fixed. No tears can
wash away its facts. We should waste
o regrets upon it but from the wis
ON that its very sins have taught US
&c should start afresh on the race
Chairman II. w. Lunt of the board
county commissioners, departed
Salt Lake City last Tuesday TO
a'e part In the formation Of the new
tab Chamber Of Commerce. in which
Ion county will hold membership.
Prin. r. F. Homer of the B. A. C.
'eturned last Friday from the north
IN part of the state, where he had
1een in conference with some of the
eading educators in relation to school
matters, especially touching the in
.erests of the B. A. c.
Hon ID. II. Morris Of Washington
ounty was before the State Road
Commission last week in the interests
II state road between ST. George
md Modena, via Enterprise. Mr.. Nor
is urges that the route via Cedar
City is too circituous, and that they
are in need Of more direct route.
DR., Leonard reports the arrival of
n wee little girl at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, Calvin Pendleton Dec. 81. Their
Christmas was d little late, but none
the less appreciated. Calvin seems
perfectly satisfied and now claims the
distinction Of having all kinds of
children.
Right this way with your job work
| We have leisure time now to do you
first-class work. Stationery, butter
wrappers, show bills, invitations, pro-
| rams, booklets, or almost anything
else in the printing line will receive
our very best attention, and we guar
antee to please you.
The local post Office has been wrest-
ling with the usual heavy mails at
Christmas time, plus the natural in
crease, which goes on year by year,
and the addition which has come with
the change of the Dixie mail via this
route, all Of which has fully convinced
the local postmaster that there is a
necessity, for the proposed Federal
building here.
| The difference between good and
bad mothers is so vast and so far.
reaching that it is no exaggeration to
say that the good mothers of this gen.
GRAFTON are building the homes of the
next generation, and the bad mothers
are building the prisons. For out OF
families nations are made; and if the
father be the head and the hands OF
a family, the mother is the heart. Nc
Office in the world is so honorable as
hers, no priesthood so holy, no influ.
ence so sweet and strong and lasting
We find farmers who lose no chanc,
of securing machinery for saving la.
Dor on the farm, but don't think any.
thing about the machines that save
labor in the house. That is out OF
their province and they don't seem to
care enough about it to give the mat.
ter any attention whatever. Such ar
item is the cooperative laundry for
which The Record has been agitating
for some time past, with very little
results.
Mrs. Don Findlay and Mrs. George
| Cram returned from Salt Lake last
Friday, and Mrs. Findlay spent Christ
mas here with her mother and other
relatives and friends. Mr. Cram un.
derwent an operation for his ear while
in Zion, but was recovering nicely and
was expected to follow the ladies in
the course Of few days, accompan-
led by Mr. Findlay. Mrs. Alec Cram
died as result of an operation for
abdominal tumor and other troubles
performed at the L. d. S. Hospital ten
days or two weeks since Her home
was also in Kanab.
There is so much for a Commercial
club to do in Cedar City--so many i'm
portant matters for it to attend to-
that it seems too bad that we cannot
maintain live, energetic, asd enter
prising organization. In order to do
so, however, each individual member
must expect to give up small portion
of his time and a little of his means
for the common good. Neither is any
thing to be gained by holding back,
simply because someone else fails to
do his share. 1t is always the case
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