Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-10-06

moved from their Nevada ranch to
Cedar for the winter.
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Mr.. and Mrs +. B. Wood left for
Salt Lake City to attend the semi
annual conferece Of the l.. ID. s.
church and the State Fair.
Geo. Berry of Kanarra passed
through Cedar Monday on his way
to Salt Lake City where he will spend
the winter.
Miss Barnum of Enterprise was
operated at the County Hospital
Thursday. She is reported doing
nicely.
John Barton of Hurricane was
brought to the hospital by DIR. IL. IL.
Wilkinson Tuesday and operated on
for acute appendicitis.
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John p. Fuller. of the Golden Rule
Store, left for Salt Lake City Tues
day, having some special business to
attend to in that City. While there
he will take in the State Fair.
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State Road Commissioner III. W..
Lunt who spent the previous week
in Iron and Washington counties on
road matters, left for the metropolis
Monday. -.
Commissioner Berry Williams Of
Kanarra spent several hours in Cedar
Monday. He and wife were on their
way to Salt Lake City to attend the
state fair.
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Kenneth, the little son of Jas.
Robinson of Parowan, was operated
Moday night for general peritonitis
following a ruptured appendix. He
is reported to be in very critical
condition.
Orson Haight, who was brought
from Ursine, Nevada, several days
ago suffering from an attack Of ty-
phoid fever, is reported as getting
along nicely and recovering rapidly
from the attack.
County Clerk J. W. Bentley, II. L.
Adams, commissioner, Clair Rowley,
treasurer, and VIM. II. Lyman of
Parowan spent Monday in Cedar, at
tending the republican 'ounty con-
vention and to personal business af-
fairs.
Monday the county commissioners
received the county hospital from
the contractor. An inspection of the
building by the commissioners anC
the architect was made and it was
found to conform to the contract
in every particular.
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We are told that larger repre-
sentation of Cedar people is at thu
general semi-annual conference from
this city than has been the case 10
several years past We have beer
unable to learn the names of al
who have gone.
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The son of Reuben Walker VIII,
fell from the playground apparatu
at the school grounds several day
ago breaking his arm just above tn
wrist is reported as doing nicely; hi
injury is healing rapidly, and it i
expected that within short time h
will be able to use the injured arm
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DR.. Harold Wilkinson of Hurrican
brought a patient to the local hospit
al Tuesday TO be operated on 70
appendicitis. We are told that tn
patient is recovering nicely and vii
soon be able to be removed to hi
home. While here the doctor attend
ed the republican senatorial conven
ton, and also visited a short tim
with his mother, Mrs. j. I Wilkin
son,
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j. A. Kopp has just had complete
the repainting of his auto show room
and it is an artistic piece of worl
Messrs. r. j. and Charles Bryan
did the work and spared no pains /
doing it as desired by Mr.. Kopp. A
che present time the room is attract
ing the attention of number of pee
pie, not only the room, but the elat
crate and late sport model Buic
being equally attractive.
90.
George Smith who had the misfoi
tune to fracture his leg while
Glendale early last spring wa
brought over for treatment at tn
local hospital. He was operated, tn
first case in the new County Hosp
tai, Thursday and the bones whic
had failed to unite brought togethe