Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-07-14

MISS Una 1llilS VI NItti ANiN1Ai
Utah, is here and will spend a month
visiting with friends.
Riley and Wallace Williams of Kan
ARA were business visitors in Cedar
Wednesday.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Winnie
Lunt entertained a number of lady
friends at a card party. A very
pleasant time is reported.
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Monday afternoon Mrs. j. G. Pace
entertained at q dinner in honor Of
her daughter, Mrs. Stanley Parry of
Salt Lake City.
Born to Mrs. Herbert Plat of New
castle boy on Tuesday. This is the
first boy in the family and is the
cause of much rejoicing to the par
ents.
Don Mackelprang was operated on
recently in the local hospital for re-
moval Of the appendix. The patient
is recovering nicely and will soon be
able to be around again
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MIR. and Mrs. II. j. Doolittle OF
Lund were visitors in Cedar Tuesday.
Mr.. Doollttle attended to matters of
business while here, While Mrs. Doo-
little visited with friends.
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Miss Bernice Garfield of Enterprise
was brought to the local hospital the
fore part of this week suffering with
acute appendicitis. An immediate OPP
Grafton was done and the appendix on
the verge of rupturing was removed.
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J. p. Fuller, ]. G. Pace, Arch
Swapp and Bert Wood left for Salt
Lake City Wednesday to attend the
Republican state and. congressional
convention to be held today and to-
morrow.
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Rufus Parkinson Leigh, of Salt
Lake City, son Of DR.. Rufus Leigh,
is in Cedar to spend six weeks visit
ing relatives and friends, Mr.. Leigh
is staying with his grandmother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Leigh.
Mrs. M Brinkerhoff % Glndalc was
brought to the hospital in serious
condition few days ago. She was
operated on Monday for ruptured
tubal pregnancy and is rapidly recov-
ering.
Warren Cox will move his house,
hold effects to the Film apartments
this week, and occupy the apart
merit being vacated by DR.. and Mrs. j.
W. Bergstrom, who are moving to
their palatial new residence on End
West street.
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VIM. Pritchard and wife, accom-
panied by his daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Sidney Pritchard and her children,
were visitors in Cedar Monday. Mr..
Pritchard was here on business mat
tiers, while the ladies visited with
friends.
Our genial county attorney, G..
Hunter Lunt, is going around in cir
cles today, because his good wife pre-
scented him with lovely baby girl
last night Mother and babe doing
nicely, and the little Miss receiving
gracious attention from the fatehr.
Charles Hanks, gentleman from
northern Missouri, is in Cedar look
ing over the field in the way of agri-
cultural and mineral propositions. Mr..
Hanks Is we'll pleased ut what he has
seen so far and thinks this is a COM
ing section Of the West.
Mrs. j. C. Isbell entertained num-
her Of friends and relatives, including
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Gregory Of Cali
fornia, Mrs. A. C. Macfarlane Of St
George, and Mrs. Emeline Cosslett OF
Los Angeles. Dinner was served and
a very pleasant time reported by al
present.
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Owen Matheson of Midvalley wa
in Cedar Monday, having come to Sc
cure some medicine for one of hi
children who is somewhat i'll. VIVA
is the matter with the little fellow
Mr.. Matheson does not know, but i
afraid that he has an attack OF ty
phoid.
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VIM. Adams returned from Sal
Lake City Monday where he had bee
to take examination for vocationa
training under government supervi
sion. Mr.. Adams is an ex-servic
man, and was awarded a MONTH