Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1913-06-13

mrb. ID a. bfoOHnehu, ulOUueT OF
County Auditor Broomhead, died at
her home in Bloomingto last We'd
nesday, from apoplexy. Deceased
was 7S years OF age. She had been a
resident of this county since 1910.
The missionary society Of the Pres.
byterian church will meet at the
home of Mrs. Toner Friday after
noon, June 30 at 2:sO, There will be
a good program and all members are
requested to be present. Any others
who may wish to come, will be well
come.
II. j. Eckloff OF the Bonanza Min
Ing Co. went TO Salt Lake yesterday
for week or ten days sojourn He
has been somewhat ''under the
weather. for several weeks and felt
like short rest and q few plunges
10 Utah's brlny lake would do him
good.
Judge Carl Davis of Boise, IL hold
ing court In Poeatello for Judge
Bulge, who has gone to St. Louis
with his little daughter to place her
under the care of specialist for sew
eral months. Judge Bulge expects
to return In time to hold court at
Paris next month.
At the opera house tonight "Fhe
Kerry Cow" q three reel feature.
The famous old Irish drama, set
amid the beauties Of the Emerald
Isle. It would be impossible TO de-
scribe this excellent drama In a few
words. Also Friends" q blograph
featuring little Mary. 'Nuf said.
Mrs. @. G. Gray and sons Fred and
Grove returned yesterday from the
east. Mrs. Gray and Grove have
been with Helen at Portland, Maine.
since the first of last December.
while Fred has been attending
school at WestervIlle, Ohio. the past
year Mrs. Gray states that Helen
Is getting along nicely and expects to
. return home in about two months.
c superintendent Stevenson Of the
Montpelier schools will leave In :
Eew days for Pocatello and Idaho
Falls to consult with the superin.
tendents In those cities on questions
!. pertaining to the interest of public
schools. He will then 60 to Salt Lake
TO attend the sessions OF the National
Educational Association. VIII lei
!. meets there the first week in July.
Manager Greene Of Ritter Bros
drug store. and his family, returned
!, Wednesday from Greenleaf, Kan.
= where they were called two week.
!. ago by the illness OF Mr.. Greene'
father. Hiram says that he lef
= his father feeling very poorly and h,
would not be surprised 10 learn 0
his death at any time. Although
: the corn crop Is a little backward II
some sections of Kansas, Mr.. Gresn
says that the other crops are looking
fine all over the state.
Chas. e. Harris and John o'Con
nor will leave next Sunday for Mos
COW to attend the X. OF p. gran.
lodge, which convenes in that city d
the morning Of the 18th. Mr.. HarrI
holds the office of grand inner guard
and at the coming session Of th
grand lodge he will undoubtedly b
advanced to the office of grand pre-
late. Mr. O'Connor goes as q dele
gate from the Idanha lodge, in til
place of c. Il. Wright, who was IN
able TO arrange his business 80 as 1
attend the session.
The Short Lines new iO0-foot tur
table was put into operation la
Sunday and IL worked as smooth as
clock. 1t will turn the big 100 elal
engines IS easily AZ the smaller one
All that Is necessary IL 70 turn II
electric Juice" on, and 1t moY.
around as though there was n
weight on II at 81. There II quite
contrast between this table and q
first one which was Installed her
1t was only a 54-foot table, but 1t vi
large enough 70 handle the epgin
Of khaae daya