Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-11-27

Mrs. Abram Ward OF Bloomington,
who was operated on for appendicitis
at the Montpelier hospital ON Thurs
day Of last week, is getting along
nicely and will be able to leave the
hospital Ia few days.
We have elegant patterns In AK
minister rugs. The quality is guam
anteed, and prices low at the Vincent
Furniture Co.
/ Mrs. r. w. Gee returned last sun
day from two months visit at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs Fred
Lemm in Waynsboro, Penn. During
her stay there the stork visited the
Lemm home and left little daughter.
Leave your oader for glass and
glazing at the Nielsen furniture store
! Mr.. and Mrs. z. II. Wright enter
tanned the 800" club last Monday
night The first prizes were won by
Mrs. Nose Lewis and Jos. Taylor,
while the consolation prizes went to
r.. A. Sullivan and Mrs. NJ. j. Davis.
A new supply OF beautiful Axmin-
lister, Tapestry, and Crex rugs at the
Nielsen furniture store.
There will beua special program al
the Second ward meeting house next
Sunday evening, beginning ut 1880,
Prof. Roy Welker of Paris, will give
an address in the interest of the NUT
ual associations, and there will be
number of special musical selections.
We have large line OF the new
hats for little boys, be sure and see
them. Also Lew things in chinchilla
and other clothes. H. b. whitman.
AT Ii o'clock next Sunday morn
ing the pastor of the Presbyterian
church will preach his last sermon,
which will close his pastorate OF two
years. No evening service will be
held. There are prospects that an
other man will be in charge of the
work here within few weeks.
Those WI lite and gold china dinner
sets at the Nielsen furniture store
are beauties. They have them in
sets OF from ~ up to 100 pieces. Call
and see them.
Mrs. Farley George was operated
on for appendicitis last Monday at
the Montpelier hospital. Her con-
dition was quite serious at the time
of the operation, but yesterday she
was reported resting comfortably and
her condition was as good as could
be expected. Mr.. George Is now in
England on a mission.
A. l.. Chiffon, the eye specialist,
will be in Montpelier on Dec. 81, %,
%, %, rs and 81. Office over Mod
ern Drug Go. At Paris on Dec. "a
at the Stucki home.
DIR. P. q. Chambers, late of Smith
field, Utah, has located in the city
and will engage in the practice Of
dentistry. He will occupy the rooms
in the Brennan & Davis block, form
erly occupied by DIR. Sutton. DR.
Chambers comes highly recommend.
ed and his Office will be equipped
with np-to- date material for denta
work.
! A large line of dress goods and ma
Z terial for evening wraps, with but
7 tons and trimmings to match. Cal
and look at this lovely lot of goods
a II. b. Whitman.
g Rev. Chas F. wheeler has q small
q cannon, which was made by his faith
: er who lives in Riverside, Cal. Tn
n cannon was made from spike takel
by Mr.. Wheeler's father from tn
!. old ship 1.-THE Lawrence which wa
Admiral Perry's flag ship and whicl
: was sunk in Lake E.ie at Put In Ba.
duaing the famous battle on that lax
on Sept. IL, 1873. The ship was rails
) ed and towed into Erie harbor in 1877
" to be fixed up and sent to the Center
Y NAL exposition at Philadelphia
q The spike has been in the possession
g of the elder Mr.. Wheeler since 1871
and during that time 1t has travele
i back and forth to all parts Of til
q Uuited States. IL IL a very Interest
ID ing little relic, which Rev. Wneelt
prizes highly.