Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1916-01-07
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

prosperous year W uoj WV
b'gosh.
The year 1916 is the year of presi-
Dental conventions and other "bugs."
The Olde Towne Quartette at the
B. A. G. auditorium tomorrow even
ing
Saying the right thing at the right
time is the right thing to say. And
that's right.
Over in Europe Christmas arrived
on time, departed on time, and they |
all had hi of time.
Will General Villa go onto the lee
ture platform, into vaudeville, or star
for the movies?
David Ahlstrom is spending the |
holidays with his mother and other
relatives at this place.
They say that death evens up all
scores, but it will require whopping
big mantle to cover the sins of 1915.
The ward bishops have been very
busy the past week or two settling
up tithing accounts for the year.
We editors often comment on the
scantiness of the modern woman's at
tire, but we seldom close our eyes as
she passes by.
"Everybody's dom it" was evidently
intended to apply to the one-step and
walk that are 80 popular throughout
the country just now.
Here's to America, land of freedom,
where every man is presidential pos
sibility and darned few are probable
tiles.
Sit tight, smile serenely, and let the
other fellow roar. When man loses
his head 1t is q sign he hasn't much
head to lose.
The weather turned warm the first
of the week, south wind sprang up
and Tuesday and Wednesday the
snow disappeared almost like magic.
A boy of George Corry's underwent
an operation at the Southern Utah
Hospital last Monday for the removal
Of tonsils and adenoids.
Born, at Southern Utah Hospital,
January /, to Mr.. and Mrs. Lehi A.
Thorley, girl. All doing nicely. Le-
hi says, "a fine New Years gift"
Most of the Cedar City merchants
our advertising columns this week
Evidently they have not recovered
from the holiday rush yet.
HERE! Too many complaints com
ing in. Get busy. This means you
Give your hogs and other stock bet
ter care, and save trouble. By order
of State Humane Office.
c. d. BURKHOLDER.
DR.. Leonard was called to Kanarra
the first of the week to attend the lit
tie child Of Charles Parker, Jr., who
he found to have pneumonia The pa
tient is considered to be out of danger
now.
Business has been a little slack the
past week with the local merchants
This is only usual, however, as it is
the custom with most people to re-
trench after The HOLIDAYS, and by
strict economy try to compensate to
some degree for the unusual expendi
lures during the Christmas holidays
STRAYED-From Hogan's ranch
near Modena, the following animals
One black mare years old, weight
about 1900 lbs, branded III (com
bined) with bar over and dot under
on right thigh; one light bay 2-year
old FLY, same brand. Reward for in
formation. ]. M. Hendrickson, Paro
wan, Utah.
o. N. O.'s Big Time.
Our comment on the inaction of tn,
o. N. o. Club last issue might have
been supplemented with Later" Il
the effect that the society was plan
ming for a big Qualification on tina
evening. Well, it came off according
70 schedule, and was one of the brigh
social spots of the season.
The company, or a considerable por
ton Of it, gathered at the home o
Mrs. b. +. Knell, where suitable song
were practiced to be sung during thu
serenade, which followed Immediately
After a sleigh ride about town
number of the young people wen
to the ward hall and participated 70
about an hour in the dancing part.
that was in progress there. From
the dance the o. N. O.'s repaired t.
the home of LATE Mcconnell, wher
they Joined the remainder of tho par
ty and participated in Five Hundre'
and High Five, until midnight, whel
they sang the old year out and tn
New Year in. After this a repast
consisting of sandwiches, pickles, cot
fee, cocoa, and cake, was served.
The guests followed their own in
clinations as to dispursing, some stay
ing until 3 a. m.
The affair was unanimously vote,