Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-06-09

d Marie Connolly. The happy even
! VIII take place at the home OF til
brides mother in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Tuesday evening, June Goth.
Andy Jensen is visiting this weel
] with his brother AL at Oakley. An
y dy Is devoted disciple of IzaaE
Walton and he writes his friend John
OConnor that fishin' is good there
and he is having great sport hooking
the speckled beauties In the face.
See Sarah Bagley as Lena Kellar
in Arizona"
Miss G. M. Olsen, teacher Of piano,
is located at the hotel Burgoyne.
She has had several years experience
and can give satisfaction. She will
be glad to have those interested in
music call on her.
Cards have been received i'm this
city announcing the marriage of Miss
Hattie l.. Prescott to Mr.. Frederick
M. Boone at Sapula, Oklahoma, on
June Bird. The bride is the daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Prescott, who
were formerly residents of Montpe-
lier.
A farewell party for w. j. Crock
cit, who is soon to leave on a mission,
Will be given at the First ward meet
ing house next Thursday evening.
beginning promptly at 80 a music
nj program will be rendered, which /
will be followed by dancing. Every
body welcome.
President ]. r. Shepherd, who is a
member of the board of trustees of
the Academy of Idaho at Pocatello,
attended the (A) commencement ex-
ercises of that institution, which were
held this week. To Mr.. Shepherd
was conferred the honor of present.
ing the diplomas TO the graduates.
Governor Carey of Wyoming, has
pardoned Miss Anna Bruce Of Star
Valley, who was serving a sentence
in the penitentiary for implication
in the death of her father, who dice
from eating pie in which poison had
been placed. Miss Bruce was con-
victed upon circumstantial evidence.
The RILEY Recital" to be given
at the Theatre next Friday night by
Judge F1enner, will be educational
as well as interesting. TIL ere will be
no sale of reserved seats. The gen.
eral admission for adults will be so
rs cents for children under
l6 years of age.
See Miss Florence Birch as Estre1-
la in Arizona Monday night.
Cards have been received in this
city announcing the Forthcoming
of Mr.. Mark Austin and
Mrs. S. X. Granshaw at Ogden on
June ID. Mr.. Austin is son of Bis
pop Austin of this county, and the
cards state that Mr.. and Mrs. Austin
will be at home at Liberty after Aug
lst Is.
While no general Memorial exer-
Uses will be held next Sunday, the
public generally is invited to join
With the Odd Fellows in the observ-
lnce of the day. The Woodmen of
he World will unveil the monument
which has recently been erected at
he grave of the late j. G. Christof-
erson.
AL Thiel returned Tuesday evening
rom rather strenuous trip. He left
lere Monday morning OH No. g..
from Opal he drove IS miles in an
,uto to Big Piney. There he put in
everal hours (Rl repairing the Over
and car, recently purchased by Mr..
I1mmins of Kemmerer. He got the
ar in order and leaving Big Piney
morning, he drove it to Opal
n time to catch No. II Tuesday after
loon.
Don't fail to SEE hGr. Arlin Alcine,
With the Josephine Deffrey company
It the Theatre during the week be-
Ginning June 10. He was with the
COLONIAL Stock company in Salt Lake
I'll last season tNl and was accorded
warm praise by the theatrical critics ,
# that city. Remember, this COM :
'anp plays for 10, 20 and 80 cents,
md will make no other towns in this
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. JEFF Davis entertain
ID at 5000 Wednesday evening. 7
About thirty were present and the Z
'vening was most delightfully."- spent. q
following an elegant luncheon at :,
l:3O, the guests were entertained
With several vocal selections by Miss \
3usche of Pocatello and Miss Bren.
ian. The first prizes were won by
Ars. Edw. French and Bert Toomer.
rhe BOBBY prizes went to Mrs. G. K.
Wright and L. b. Leverich.
Last Friday morning as D. @. Stu 4
lrt was driving across the railroad !
rack, on the Dingle road, he came /
within an ace' of being struck nv a