Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-08-27
Local News
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: Ladies are you preparing that ex-
hibit now.-Adv.
Miss Alice Reynolds of the Il. Y.
U. is visiting Mrs. James Thornton.
The county fair committee an
nounce that the premium lists will be
,ut next Monday.
Sunday Band Concert will be at
700 p. m. instead of 1880 p. m. next
Sunday afternoon. Come earlier.
o
Miss Mamie Windsor of Saint
George was here at the hospital this
week for medical treatment.
Joseph Perkins Jr. left Cedar City
this morning with his family enroute
for Delta, where they will make their
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Force, who have
recently moved into Modena, were in
Cedar City on business Thursday,
taking occasion to call and order a
years subscription to the Record.
Mrs. Robert Sherratt of this city
was operated on Monday by DIR.
Middleton at the Cedar hospital, for
the removal of goitre. She is i'm
proving rapidly at present.
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Mr.. John Bauer and son, Carlos,
made another trip to Delta this week
to investigate further the desirability
of moving to that section.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Cripps lost
their newly born child last Saturday.
Mrs. Cripps, who was in a very ser
ious condition Sunday, is now recover
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Fuller Of Kanab
have rented a home in Cedar and will
move their family here to take adj
vantage of Cedar's exceptional school
ing facilities.
o.
Mrs. Anna Pettigrew, Librarian at
the b. A. c., returned Wednesday
from Winnetka, Illinois, where she
has been spending the summer vaca-
ton with her parents.
Mrs. Frank Clayton received word
that her daughter, Mrs. Madge Muir
ray, was very i'll in Salt. Lake City
and left for the north Immediately.
She will return as soon as her daugh-
ter is out of danger.
Mrs. Frank NJ. Fuller of Kanab,
who was operated on by DR.. Macfar-
lane two weeks ago for abdominal
complications, was operated on Mon
day by DR.. Middleton for goitre, and
is now on the way to rapid recovery.
Yesterday Carl Gardner, who was
at work on the new hotel on Main
street, fell into the basement receiving
a pretty severe shock, though no per-
manent injuries are apparent and he
is able to get around as usual.
Last Friday evening Miss Gladys
Mcconnell entertained a number of
her young friends in honor of the
Misses Carrie and Estelle Parry who
recently returned from their summer
vacation in California.
Fl. c. Foot, sheepman whose home
was in Glendale, Utah, but who has
been living in Cedar City for a ling
time, has purchased the home of
Ebert Kaze, who moved to Salt
River Valley.
Miss Clara Farnsworth, who has
been visiting with Mrs. B. r. Knell
the past three weeks, left Wednesday
for st. George, where she enters on
her duties as Librarian, of Washing
ton County Library.
o.
Miss Evelyn Prethero of Paragonah
was operated on for poison goitre last
Monday at the local hospital, Her
condition was so serious that the gland
could not be taken out at present
but will be removed later.
o
DR.. G. w. Middleton of Salt Lake
City was in Cedar City Monday long
enough to perform three operations
for goitre at the local hospital. He
went on to Hurricane, where a number
of cases of the same affliction were
treated, returning Wednesday to Salt
Lake City.
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F. V. Owen Of Los Angeles, driver
Of the nfHcinl nnhliciE,r nor Cor thn