Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-05-21

J. w. Inlay of Hurricane was no
ticed in town Thursday evening.
Miss Iva Knell of Newcastle is
spending a few days in town.
Mr.. Milton Clark was noticed in
town today. He has been working in
Nevada the past winter.
Miss Nina Hinton of Hurricane was
in town Thursday visiting friends and
relatives.
B. Y. McMullen of Leeds passed
through Cedar City Thursday on his
way to Salt Lake City.
FOR RENT-Meadow pasture, SC. a
day per animal. Inquire Of Rass
Matheson.-Adv. 1w. pd.
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Miss Jane Wilkinson left on today's
stage for Salt Lake City on business.
She intends spending the summer in
Salt Lake.
Miss Ruth Tollestrup, who has been
very i'll with pneumonia, passed the
crisis of her disease Tuesday night
and is now on the road to recovery.
Kopp's Garage received car load
of one-ton Oldsmobile trucks last
week. This type of pneumatic freight
vehicle seems to be gaining in pop
ularity.
Miss Delna Swapp arrived home
early this week from Provo, where
she was operated on few weeks ago
for appendicitis. The young lady is
fast regaining her wonted health and
strength.
Charles, the Ia year old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Heyborne, who has
been critically iii with pneumonia, has
passed the crisis of his disease and is
now on the road to recovery.
Mrs. e. C. Olsen of Leeds returned
home Thursday after spending some
time with her daughter, Mrs. II. p.
Haight of this place. Mrs. Olsen was
taking medical treatment from n To-
cal physician while here.
The Dixie Power Company has COM
menced work on the new lighting sys-
tenn which they are under contract to
install in Cedar City at cost of near
ten thousand dollars. We are assured
that it will be something quite up to
the times in this line.
Mr.. Don Findlay of Kanab has pur-
chased the Kumen Jones residence for
n consideration of $4,000 and will
make his future home here. Mr..
Findlay is having difficulty in getting
his furniture and effects brought over
on account of the bad condition OF
the roads. !.
Mrs. J. o. Rex of Randolph, Utah,
who was formerly Miss Edna Brown
of Hamilton's Fort, is paying a visit
to her mother and other relatives and
friends in this locality. Mrs. Rex was
caller at The Record ofhce last
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs.Elbert Kaze and baby
returned home yesterday from Hurri'
cane, where they have been living Tor
the past month or two. Mr.. kaze
has been doing carpenter work there
and will make his home in Dixie II he
can dispose of his holdings here.
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There seems TO be almost an cpl
demic of pneumonia in Cedar City at
present, connected with the ordinary
type of influenza. There are half a
dozen or more cases of the disease
but so far no deaths with the excep-
ton of the small child of Mr.. and Mrs.
lLoveless, which had pneumonia COM
plicated with whooping cough.
All Tabernacle choir members are
urgently requested to be present al
the regular Wednesday night prac'
tices and also at the Sunday after.
noon meetings. A good deal of con
scientious practice will have to bs
done before the concert which will b'
given May 30, and choir members arr
again reminded Of their duties in THU
respect.
Miss Lisa Haight returned hom
Sunday from Delta where she ha
been teaching the past winter. Thu
young lady states that it seems t
her there are almost as many Ceda
people in Delta as here, but she adde'
that she thought they would sool
wished they had stayed here whel
they found out what good place the,
had left.
Mrs. r. C.. Knell of Newcastle al
rived here early this week and is re
ceiving medical attention at the hos
pital. She was accompanied by he
daughter Eye, who has been attend
ing school in st. George the past wiz
ter, and who will probably take
position on the telephone switch
board where she was employed las
summer,
A. l.. Watson, j. N. Smith and
w. Lunt, who sheared at Modena, So
their clips to s. E. Hecht & Co.
4 Boston, through local agent S. j. Fo
ter. The price was around SO cent
After purchasing these clips practi
ally all ogers were withdrawn ond .
who were holding for higher prize
have been compelled to consign the
clips TO the national ware house pen
ing developments and a satisfactot
oyer.