The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-04-18
LAVERING SELLS
FURNITURE STOCK
Vincent Furniture Company of
Montpelier Purchaser
A. II. VINCENT COMES TO TAKE
CHARGE OF THE BUSINESS.
Mr.. Lavering Finds Theatre Takes
All the Time That He Has In Its
Management.

The Vincent Furniture company or
Montpelier, yesterday took charge or
the Lavering Furniture company stock
and business, which was purchased
last week by A. H. Vincent, of the
first named firm, who is now here and
in charge. Mr.. Vincent says that the
policy of the company will be to keep
a thoroughly up-to-date stock of all
lines of furniture and sell it at rea-
sanable prices to the people. d. r.
Young, who has been an employe of
MIR. Lavering, will be retained as as
sistant manager
Mr.. Lavering says that his reason
for selling is that his entire time will
hereafter be taken up with the num-
.erous shows that are already being
billed for the next years season, and
the conduct of the house during the
rest of this season. When man came
along who was looking for a first
class business in the furniture line, he
sold. The following story of the trans
action told in the Montpelier Exam
iner, indicates the standing of the new
manager in the community which he is
leaving:
"a. H. Vincent returned Saturday
from Twin Falls, where he purchased
the e. c. Lavering stock of furniture.
When he left here the first OF last
week he had no thought of investing
in furniture store in Twin Falls, the
object of his trip being to look over a
4O-acre tract of land he owns near
Hazelton. Having never visited the
Magic City near the mighty Snake riv-
er, he concluded to take run over
there after having inspected his land.
While in the city he naturally called
upon the different furniture dealers,
and while in conversation with Mr.
Lavering, the latter incidentally re-
marked that his picture show business
was requiring so much of his time that
he had decided to dispose of his furnl-
ture store. After carefully looking
over the stock and acquainting himself
with conditions of Mr.. Lavering's bus
mess and the city in general, Mr.. Vim
cent closed the deal for the purchase
of the stock He will return to Twin
Falls tomorrow and take charge of the
business next Monday morning.
Mrs. Vincent will remain here fol
a couple of weeks and then go tC
Ripon, Wis, for a short visit with hel
parents before joining Mr.. Vincent II
their new home.
1.-THE furniture business in Montpel
ier will continue to be conducted by L
c.. Vincent He will be assisted by A
H. Dornig, who will arrive from Mo
nett, Mo-, in about two weeks. In ad
dition to being an experienced furni
ture man, Mr.. Dornig is a licensed
embalmer, and in the future the firm
will be able to promptly handle any
case of embalming that may be re
Quired.
"By the removal of Mr.. and Mrs
Vincent from Motpelier, the cOmmun
ity loses an estimable couple. Arthur
has been connected with the Vincen
Furniture company for the past sever
years, and is recognized as one of the
substantial business men of Mont
pelier While we regret their depart
ure, we believe that Mr.. Vincent wal
fortunate in being able to purchase al
established business in Twin Falls, fol
that city is destined to become one o
the great commercial centers of South
ern Idaho"