Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-03-24

member of the asylum board, in turn
ling over the business of that institu-
tion to DIR. Poole, the new superinten-
dent. -..--.-----.-------
Chas. e. Harris went to Salt Lake
last Monday to attend the meeting of
the Western Development 'socia
tion, which was held there the first
of the week. Mrs. Harris joined him
Tuesday morning, being called there
by the death of her aunt, Mrs. Josh
Gay.
This week we have on display
one of the largest and best lines of
wallpaper ever shown in this city.
Over 1000 rolls to select from and all
the latest designs. Buy at home
where you can return all unbroken
rolls, and get just what you want.
No disappointments when you buy at
McLennan's Hardware Store
1.-The o. S. L. employees will hold
/ their March reception at the Glib
house next Tuesday evening. The
\ special music which was so enjoyed
at the last I, ception will be a feature
of next Tuesday evenings program.
Dancing and refreshments, as usual,
will complete the program for the
( evening.
Mrs. VIM. Roberts delightfully."- en-
tertained about thirty of her friends
last Monday evening. The guests
enjoyed themselves at 63 until late
hour, when dainty refreshments
were served. The first prizes We're
won by r. A. Sullivan and Mrs. G. j.
Taysom. The BOBBY prizes went TO
Mrs. Riley Barkdull and John Ian
try.
Under the new schedule recently
issued by the post-office department.,
the leaving time of the Star Valley
stage is fixed at not later than $50 a.
m. This enables the stage to take
the mail from trains Nos. and o,
y providing they are on time. The
stage now leaves Alton at a. M,
bne hour later than under the old
schedule.
The Gem of the Mountain club met
last Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. 0. F. Vogel, with Is mem
bers and two visitors present. The
members answered to roll call with
current events. A very interesting
and instructive program was render
ed. At the conclusion of the bust
ness session Mesdames Clark and
Holland were admitted to member
shid.
The National Players, which closed
four nights engagement here last
night, proved to be an exceptionally
meirtorious company. Their plays
/ were all high class and were present
ed in manner which showed that
the members of the company were
artists of more than ordinary ability.
The theatre goers will be pleased to
know that the company intends re-
turning here early nextseason.
"A Train No. which arrives in Mont
pelier at ga. m. now brings lock pouch
. mail from Salt Lake and other Utah
points. Lock pouch mail is also dis
n patched on No. IL for Utah, Nevada
e and California points. This change
gives better mail service between
Montpelier and Salt Lake, as letters
mailed here before 8 p. IN. will reach
. Salt Lake in time for delivery thu
following morning and letters mailet
; there in the evening are receives
I, here the next morning.
last Friday afternoon Mrs. j. 4
Tupper received the sad news of tht
: death of her sister, Mrs. Thos. X
:. Ellerbeck of Salt Lake. Death DC
! Cured at Long Beach, Cal, wher'
!, her husband had taken her SOM
: weeks ago on account of ner failing
I health. Heart failure was the i'm
& mediate cause of her death. Beside
" her sister. Mrs. Topper, she is suryiv
ed by her husband and three children
Mr.. Topper and family went to Sal
Lake Sunday to attend the funeral
which was held there yesterday.
Last weeks st. Anthony News ha
this to say of J. M. Schneider, VIII
was formerly clerk for Sam /
Lewis: "A report comes from Cal
fornia to the effect that Miss Nelli
Smith and J. M. Schneider were maj
ried at San Francisco on or abou
March list. 1t is said to have bee
an elopement. The lady is daugt
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Smith, an
has been at Long Beach with ht
parents. She was for years stene
prapher for the G. w. NJ Go. in tn