Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1912-06-14

over year in the capacity OF a nurse
in one of the larger hospitals IN that
war ridden country, is in Cokevilie
visiting her parents and other rela-
tives and friends -Cokeyille Register.
See our line of ladies' summer slip
pers before you buy. All the new
styles.-H. B. Whitman.
The descendants of Isaac Alfred
and wife will hold family reunion
In Salt Lake on July 10. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred were married in 1871.
Mrs. Alfred was Mary Calvert. a
relative of Lord Calvert of Colonial
days. There are many descendants
of this family in Bear Lake and Star
valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stauffer of Nou-
nan, announce the marriage of their
daughter, Inez to MIR. J. @. Bailey of
Ogden. The couple were married in
the Salt Lake temple June 8, and are
now spending few days in Nounan
with the brides parents They will
make their home in 0ghen after
Jnne 30th.
On the easiest of easy terms you
can buy home from us that In q
few years may sell for many times
its present cost. Why not do it now?
b. r. v. L. Company.
Tuesday morning about O'Clock,
fire started in the kitchen of the
McDermott home and ga ned consid-
cradle Roadway before discovered.
The fire department responded
quickly to the alarm and the flames
were soon extinguished. The dam
age amounted to about 300, which
was covered by insurance.
Having decided to retire from the
millinery business In Montpelier,
Mrs. j. M. Whinyates is offering her
entire stock of millinery, ladies'
notions, furnishings, ect, at half
price The sale begins today and will
continue until July 3rd. This is a
bona fide closing out sale and the
ladies will find rare bargains in
every line Of goods she is selling.
Mrs. r.. w. Gee will leave on June
18th for a three months visit with her
son, Lieutenant Cleveland Gee, who
is now stationed at Honolulu. She
will go by the way of Portland and
from there her son Leslie will accom-
pany her to San Francisco, from
which point she will take passage on
the transport Logan" which sails
on July 9Th.
Jones Bros World Toured Shows
are coming Tuesday, June 20. This
famous aggregation will visit Mont
pelier for two performances, that the
public enjoy, and will patronize u
show that is clean in all itB methods
will be seen when Jones Bros World
Toured Shows visit here. The
amusement loving part of the popu-
lation in this section of the country
will support an attraction that has
merit, and at the same time is carried
on in legitimate manner, and 1t Is
to this that Jones Bros owe all their
success, and perhaps there Is not u
show upon the road today, that IL
more thought of or one that receives
warmer welcome wherever 1t Is
billed to appear.
Special Sale Of Ladies White
Muslin Underwear
on Monday, June IL
In combination suits, princess
slips, night gowns, Skin { 8
drawers, chemise and corset COW
ers. Some real bargains in drum
mers' samples and regular stock
at greatly reduced prices.-H
3. Whitman.
Mrs. Dave P. Thomas died at tn,
Dee hospital in Ogden on Wednes
day, June 8. Death was caused from
complications following an operation
which she underwent about tw,
weeks ago. Deceased was b membe
of Montpelier Hive, Ladies of tn
Maccabees, in which order she car
ried insurance to the amount of $1,000
She was "a years of age, and is sur
vived by her husband, one son ST
years old, four brothers and thre
sisters. Her funeral was held las
Sunday at Samaria, Oneida county
: near which they have resided for tn
past year or more on a ranch. TIL
| Ogden Elks, of which Mr.. Thomas /
member, and the Lady Maccabee
of Montpelier and Ogden, contribu
ted beautiful floral offerings ant
rendered the bereaved husband al
the assistance possible.
, Jones Bros. circus will exhibit i
Montpelier on Tuesday, June 25
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