—Osmun Holverson was taken up
by the police late last Tuesday night
in a state of intoxication and on
searching him about $850 was found
on him, mostly in bank checks. The
police took care of his property un
til he had sobered up. He was
brought before Justice X. F. Earl and
fined. He was a stranger here and
recently sold his claim in Dakota.
—Clifford Brush, six years old, son
of Geo. Brush of Owatonna was re
cently run down by a bicycle and had
his leg below the knee fractured. Lat
er he had an attack of measles. The
parents are well known in Austin.
—Yesterday was Rev. Alfred Cres
sey's 75th birthday anniversary. He
was born at Brigg, Lincolnshire,
England, 15 miles east of Enworth,
where Wesley was born. He came
to Cedar City in the fall of 1856. He
has been an M. E. preacher 51 years
last February. We hone that he may
reach other happy anniversaries.
—Mrs. E. W. Marsh and daughter,
Beryl will leave tomorrow for New
York to spend two months with her
brother, John M. Hurlbut at Queens
near the metropolis.
—At the special school meeting
held Friday it was voted to allow the
board of education to dispose of the
Whittier and Webster buildings as
they thought best for the interest of
the district. There was only one dis
senting vote.
—Mrs. R. Hobson's baggage has
arrived from Pasadena, Cal., where
she has been with her brother, and
she is expected today or tomorrow.
—Mrs. W. H. White of Minneapo
lis has been
spending
the past week
with friends in this locality. She vis
ited Mrs. F. A. Ticknor Friday and
spent Sunday in Lansing.
