Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1921-09-02

VIM. Butler and daughter Of Lund
we're in Cedar on business Wednes-
uay.
Mrs. johnson Of Kanab gave birth
to baby boy at the local hospital
last week
Frank Knell stated, while in town
the other day, that he had been Of
fered $40 per head for yearling
steers. Rather low price, we fancy.
Arthur Jones, manager of the Ce-
dar Lumber & Commission company,
spent Tuesday in Parowan on bust
ness.
Last week Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield
Clark were made happy by the ar
rival Of a lovely baby girl at their
home.
j. A. Kopp returned home Tues
day evening from Salt Lake, where
he went to get his family, who have
been visiting there for the past two
weeks.
DR.. Bergstrom went to Paragonah
Wednesday to perform several opera
tions for the removal of tonsils and
to treat few children for defective
vision.
Mrs. Ann Gardner and children re-
turned home from Denver Thursday,
where they have been spending the
summer months with Mrs. Gardeners
sister.
Mrs. Ashton Jones is recovering
from an operation for acute appen-
dicitis, which was performed at the
local hospital last week by Drs. Mac
farlane and Bergstrom.
Enoch Burton Of Nephi was bust
ness visitor in Cedar Monday. Mr..
Burton came to put In bid for the
erection Of the county hospital. He
left for his home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. p. w. Bergstrom
and son Henry, left this morning
for Salt Lake City, where they will
make their home in the future. Henry
will enter the university this fall.
Isreal Jorgenson Of Orderville was
operated on for appendicitis at the
local hospital Monday by Drs. Mac
farlane and Bergstrom. The operation
was entirely successful and the pa
tient is rapidly recovering.
While in Logan last week, Direc-
tor P. v. Carbon attended the we'd
ding of his younger sister, Claire, to
Major A. C. Lullivan, U. s. A., who
is to be commandant Mt the u. A. c.
during the coming school year.
Miss Claire Woodland of Widtsoe
Utah, 1921 graduate of the B. A.
c., arrived in Cedar last Tuesday
and on Thursday morning assumed
her official duties as secretary OF
the Branch Agricultural College.
The twenty months old child OF
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bracken has
: been suffering intensely from sum
mer complaint for the past two
, weeks, but at the present time the
child is slightly improved.
Mrs. C. G.. Bell Of Salt Lake City
is here visiting with relatives ant
friends. Mrs. Bell was at one tim'
, owner of the Cedars Hotel, and afte,
disposing Of the hotel has made he
/ home in Salt Lake.
Tuesday, Mark Webster, Will
lassoing an animal, got his han,
4 caught in the rope which resulted il
Y breaking and dislocating his thumb
!. The family physician reduced tn
] fracture and dislocation and the la
is now recovering.
: Forbes Bros. are moving thei
!. clothes cleaning and pressing equip
a ment this week into the north ROOF
J. of The Record building. 1t is the ir
tention of the firm to operate one @
the best establishments of this kin
that can be found in Utah.
n r. d. Adams leaves this week fo
y Dixie, where he has a weeks wor
5 in the photo line. after completin
t that he will return to remain perm
p anently in Cedar. Look for some al
J. nouncements from Mr.. Adams
these columns soon.
h II. +. Petersen left Thursda
IS morning for Richfield, where he wi
'e visit his parents for a few days an
l. then go on to Salina, Utah, as rel