Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1916-03-10

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Edward Cox of Hamilton's Fort,
who has been confined to his bed for
two months, Is able TO get around
again. without crutches. He says that
the violet ray treatment he has re-
Gently been taking is responsible for
his rapid recovery. He was afflicted
with infammatory rheumatism.
Mrs. I. w. Parry and children have
returned from Salt Lake City, where
Mrs. Parry went several weeks since |
in order to obtain the services of a |
specialist In behalf of her little 10
year old daughter Ramona, who was
suffering from complications arising
out Of an aggravated case of tonsilitis.
We are pleased TO report that the lit
tie miss is very much improved in
health--in fact quite strong again.
Incidentally we might mention that
Mr.. Parry is not sorry to have his
family with him once more.
Two automobiles which had Just
made the trip overland via the 6Old
Mormon Trail" from California, ar
rived in Cedar City last Tuesday.
They were bound for Twin Falls. II
was reported by the chauffeurs that
the road was not bad for the most
part, except the last 80 or 70 miles,
the worst being from st. George here,
the road being very muddy at the
time they passed over It. OF course,
| they met with few difficulties along
the way, such as getting their engines
| drowned in the Santa Clara Crek, but
they think that moderate amount
of labor now will put the route in con-
dition for comfortable travel.
What's the matter with the school
district selling the Parowan School
building to the County for a county
court house and making Of the pres
ent court house modern cell house?
Have you ever thought Of that propo-
sition ?-Parowan Times.
Happy thought. And by the way.
it is suggested that the school district
has condemned school building at
Cedar City that would make an ex-
cellent county court house. "Havs
you ever thought of that PROPOSE
tion?"
The announcement Is made by tho
Salt Lake papers that Judge w. F.
Knox of Beaver will probably be a
candidate for the office Of Attorney
General Of Utah before the republican
state convention this fall. Mr.. Knox
stands well with the republicans Of
the southern counties, and also with
the Bar Association of the state. He
is eminently qualified and has the very
best wishes of The Record in his can
didacy.
1t is definitely stated by friends of
William b. Higgins of Fillmore that
he will be candidate before the re-
publicaan convention next fall for the
nomination of district attorney. Mr..
Higgins is said to have not only the
support Of his own county, but Of o
considerable portion of the district as
well. Having been born and raised In
Washington county he will naturally
be in line for the support of delegates
from that county, and the indications
are that he will be hard candidate
to down.
The voters of Iron county should
bear in mind that there is to be a full
set of county officers elected this fall,
and should begin thinking about the
available material AS rule, we be-
lieve that the county has very COM
petent set of officers, but few ben
eficial changes can nodoubt be made.
1t is also a national campaign this
year and political matters are going
to be decidedly lively next fall.
Notice to Stockholders Of C. C, Coop.
An error was made in the date of
our annual meeting as the notices
were sent out. The notices read Mar.
IL, instead of March 10, the correct
date. Kindly govern yourselves ac-
cordingly. The 18th falls on Sunday.
Our meeting is on Monday.
F. b. WOOD, Sec'y-Treas.
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