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, ity and Local Happenings
H. E. Peterson- the plumber,
was among those subpoenied to
attend court at Parowan during
. trie week. ,
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Chas. Dover left Wednesday
for-his home in Washington. He
will visit in Tooele and Salt Lake
City en route.
-State road engineer W. F.
'Beers was in the city Wednes
'. -f day on his way to the convict
" t road camp in Washington coun
ty, iMiss Mary Nelson Will leave
Sunday for Salt Lake, where she
goes to accept a position in the
v ofliiee of the Alexander Optical
' Co.
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The Record enjoyed a pleasant
call by Judge W. F. Knox of
v Beaver last Saturday, the judge
being in this city on legal busi
ness. Thos. Lawrence, Isaac Parry
and H. W. Leigh have 'been at
the county seat during the week
on husiness connected with the
District Court. ""'
A. W. Brouse. an experienced
newspaper man and veteran
printer, has accepted a position
with Tho Record, entering upon
-$?ysr - his duties last Monday.
: VALUABLE PRIZE TO
. BE GIVEN AWAY
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Every wonan wants a piano.
' If you haven't one in your home
or if you want a new one, new
1 is your chance to get one with
' but little cost if you will do a
little extra work among ybur
friends.
- 4 f . The Cedar Mercantile Co. and
,it ' The Record will give away five
rA Grand prizes, the first of which
-" ;r-; is:a fine'$350 Menzel Piano, aria"
tiffifi QUr otner tne "same fine
pianos for the payment' of only a
v few dollars.
By a little work among your
I friends you can win the first
piano free. But if you should
not win the first prize you can
secure one of the other four
. ' pianos for a mere trifle. In ad-
- dition you stand a chance to win
".Jf one of the valuable prizes to be
Ty given away at the close of each
. week.
One vote will be given for
-y each cent paid in cash for mer
chandise at the Cedar Mercan
" tile Co. For each subscriber to
Tile Record who pays all arrear
ages and one year in advance,
1,000 votes will be j?iven; for
each new three-months subscrib
er, 350 votes will be given ; and
, for each new yearly subscriber
v ' 2,500 votes will be given; and
for each new six-months sub
scriber 1,000 votes will"be given.
This is the chance of a life
time; get busy among your
friends and when the contest is
finished you will have the honor
and pleasure of owning a first-
' class piano. The i n ecual
chance for all. Employees f
the Cedar Mercantile Co. or of
Tho Record will not be permitted
to enter the contest. It is an
open race where the active, en
ergetic will win, but where every
v one has an equal chance. See
' full pago announcement p.Ib
where in todayla paper.
Elsewhere will be seen the
announcement of a new firm
w ; '-K whrt naB just entered the field in
litis community, that of Fletcher
and fteteher, electrician, "these
Wen are respectively "brother and
'nephew of $. '&. Fletcher; the
rcbtitractofc, 'ami comVhlghlyec
bmmeridrll'as electricians, ( r .J
Normal News i:
On the thirteenth of this
month the B. N. S. basketball
team and the St. George Stake
Academy team played a game of
basketball, in the latter's gym
nasium, which resulted in a
victory for St. George. Tho
score was 29 to 38.
, "Last Tuesday the Mutual boys
and the Normal boys played a
game jof basketball in the Nor
mal gym. The Mutual team
played a good game, and it kept
the Normal team moving to beat
them. s
"Quality" white vaseline,
none better anywhere, and the
price is right. Billy's Place,
The Cedar City Drug Store.
Adv.
The Normal boys are planning
a rabbit hunt to be pulled off in
t'he near future. We believe this
to be a wholesome as well as a
useful pastime.
". The Alumni Association have
ahosen a cast from among their
number 'to present "A Scrap of
paper." This is a college play,
and no doubt will prove a suc
cess as they have an excellent
cast of characters. '
Mr. Ashby is working hard to
get the cast Spv 'T)ne of the
Eight" in shape so that the play
can be presented in the- near
future.
Mrs. Edward Parry has been
seriously ill for more fhan a week
but at this time is considerably
improved. Her legion of friends
hope that she may soon be re
stored to health and vigor.
- TJe attention ofrour readers .is
directed to the ad of the Pan
guitch Commission Co. in this
issue. The above company is
one of the best known in southern
Utah, doing a live stock and
real estate business.. They are
prepared at all times to buy live
stock lind sellers would do well
to see them.
Sheriffs Sale.
In the District Court of the
Fifth Judicial District of the
State of Utah in and for the
County of Iron.
Eli Gregson, Plaintiff,
vs.
Samuel H. Webster, Maud E.
Webster, Thomas J. Webster.
Mrs. Thomas J. Webster, C.
E. Jones and Mrs. C. E. Jones,
Defendents.
TO BE SOLD AT SHERIFF'S
SALE, on Saturday the 8th day
of February A. D. 1913, at
twelve o'clock noon of said day,
at the front door of the county
court house in Parowan in the
county of Irpn in the State of
Utah, the following described
tract of land and the water right
belonging thereto, situated in
the county of Iron in the State of
UtaiUto-wit:
All of the west half of the
south-east quarter of section IS,
in township 35, south of range
11 west Salt Lake Meridian, con
taining 80 acres of land, more
or less; ahto a high water right
for 200 acres of land, in what te
known as the north-eastern
canal.
Dated this lGth day of Jan
uary A. D. 1913.
ALFRED FRO YD,
Sheriff of Iron county, Utah.
William F, Knox, Beaver, Bea
, ver county Utah, Attorney
for plaintiff.
w (First Jan. 17 Last Feb. 7, ,
A delightful reception was
given Monday night at the home
of Marshal Thos. ,Urie, the oc
casion being the fiftieth birth
day of Mr.- Urie. Relatives and
friends to the number of forty
assembled at thejhonie of the
marshal and a rightroyal even
ing Was passed in playing games
and social conversation, followed
by a bountiful supply of refresh
ments. One of the most enjoyable af
fairs held recently jyas a surprise
party given by' relatives and
friends to Mr. Wm. Mcfarlane,
in honor of his thirtieth birthday.
Despite the fact that he was
taken wholly unawares, he prov
ed equal to the occasion and
showed himself tobo a capable
entertainer. Mrsi Mcfarlane,
who had a little inside" infor
mation as to what was coim'ng
and was prepared, contributed
to the comfort of.thqse present.
After several hours of jollifica
tion the guests "jyended their
way homeward,-delighted with
the events of theevening.
Tuesday evening U reception
was tendered to ,Ohas. Dover by
a number of relatives and friends
at the home of, John E. Dover,
just south of the city. Mr. Dover
was born and reared in this city
but removed to Washington some
six or seven years since. He has
been visiting here since the holi
days and will return to his north
ern home withjn.ja 'short time.
The party was attended by rel
atives and old-time friends.
Games were played and refresh
ments served. fi i
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SUiiKt3fM'
Miss Evelyn Palmer enter
tained a number of. r her school
associates in the home of her
parents, Mr. 'and Mrs. Jethero
Palmer, last Friday evening.
The young folks joined in, play
ing games, singing, and telling
stories, and every one fortunate
enough to be presentment away
expressing delight at the manner
in which they had been enter
tained, Saturday night Miss Mame
Nelson gave a party to a number
of friends. In addition to games,
stories of by-gone days, and the
like, a delicious oyster supper
was served.
The children of the fourth
grade of the public school were
entertained Wednesday after
noon at the home of "ye editor."
Youthful games were entered in
to with great glee by the little
folks and the delight they felt
was expressed in the sound of
their merry voices. Light re
freshments added to the pleasure
of the children.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
FOR SALE-A home in Cedrr,
or 160 acres, or less, of good
laud, or any other property I
have, at a bargain. See me at
once. Geo. A. Millett. '
iFOft SALE. The frame build
ing and 2x6 rods of ground on
upper Main Street now occupied
by The "Record." Inquire of
C. S. WILKINSON, Secy.
We are making delicious vel
vet ice cream, and selling it
too. Come, in and allow us to
serve you. We 'are serving, hot
drinks to'o. 'Cedar. CifcyrDrug
fetofe, -BHly fl PlafceC Adv. (
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CEDAR CITY LIVERY STABLE '
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free for 3 Etamps postage. The Marlin Firearms Co 42 Willow St., New Haven. Conn. j
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Tho aitentcn of afctcpneaia The Cedar mercantik) Uq. and .' I
called to the ad1 of 'i' Utah Tho J?c;oul Piaro Contest offers ' iL
Sleep Sherrins C-. ' ttdou:.a every lady tho chance to win a
in t this issu?, Tri;u ttVi7iSstpjQtVjth.a little effort and per-'.' I
cebtionally weflprep'rtel to caroivoisnco ,, 3eo full-page an- -
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