Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1916-05-26
PAROWAN

S. A. Halterman returned from
Panguitch few days ago, where he
had been delivering one of his Dodge
cars. Mr.. Seaman was the purchaser.
r.. A. Burton returned from the mo
tropolis this week, where ne snent
several days attending to some mat.
tiers Of business.
Walter G. Mitchell spent the week
in Salt Lake on business pertaining
TO the new tabernacle which il soon
to be erected
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron s. Jones Of
Enoch made a business trim 10 Paro-
wan on Wednesday.
Albert Warren Of Salt Lake Citv ;s
here representing the Salt Lake Her
ald-Republican, and incidentally ac-
cepting orders for the Elias Morris
q Sons marble works.
w. X. Boyter of the Beaver Marble
Works was here a few days this week
ana placed several new monuments in
the cemetery. Mr.. Boyter's work
seems to be giving. entire satisfaction.
Henry A. Mitchell and family are
at home again after sojourning the
winter at st. George.
Miss LuNita Watson of Cedar CITY
is visiting here, the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. Gordon Eatough.
Sydney Carter of the Carter Lumber
company at Minersville was in Paro-
wan few DAYS ago. Mr.. Carter is
contemplating having branch lumber
yard here. The Equitable store have
lately purchased $4,000 shingles from
this company
Mrs. Ruby, Of Circleville. is here
visiting her daughters, Mrs. Ward and
Mrs. Marguerite Mortensen.
Dick Pearce of Milford has been in
town few days this week disposing
of several more Of his valuable i'm
ported short horns.
A mass meeting was held in the
tabernacle Monday evening to decide
where the new school building should
be placed. II was decided TO build
north of the present building, facing
the east. Cannon & Fetzer of Salt
Lake City will furnish the plans which
VIII be presented at an early date.
Lincoln G. Kelly, State Auditor, and
Miah Day. State Game Commissioner
were in Parowan last week. While
here Mr.. Kelley went over the county
books and reported finding everything
in excellent condition.
Calvin Pendleton of Cedar City was
q visitor in Parowan Tuesday looking
after the interests Of the Leigh Furn-
iture Company:
A. H. Rollo and Frank Bentley were
home missionaries to Paragonah last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Mitchell
are spending few days in the temple
at st. George this week.
"Young Mrs. Winthrop" a society
drama, was presented Wednesday ev-
ening for the benefit of the Sunday
School. A goodly number were in at
tendance and all enjoyed the evening
very much. VIM. l.. Adams g. Co.
can always be depended upon to give
you something up.to-date.
Dennis Robinson and family of
Junction and Mrs. Alice Mcbride of
Paragonah were visitors in Parowan
Saturday.
Mrs. Nita Dalton has been confined
to her room for the past week with q
serious attack Of genuine Ia grippe
Mrs. Dalton is slowly recovering, but
Is still in very weak condition.
r. r. Page is in town again for q
few days, having just returned from a
prospecting trip,
And still the mining locations are
pouring into the Recorders Office from
all Iron county points;
The stork visited the home Of Mrs
McDivitt Sunday, leaving baby girl
All doing nicely
A heavy wind storm visited this sec
ton of country Tuesday and Wednes
day, bringing down the fruit that Jack
Frost overlooked as he made his reg
ular trips this spring.