Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-07-27

Archie Wilcox and Miss Ethel f
Dunn. two well known young people
OF Paris, were married in Logan lAst
Wednesday
Dress-making and re-modeling by
experienced lady. work guaranteed.
prices reasonable. Mrs. @ Lowry.
Min Street. first door north OF
Mrs. VIM. Roberts residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. FF0glnnd left
Wednesday for Portland where they
will make their future home. Dir, !
Hoglund has been in the employ OF
the Nielsen Furniture Co. for the
past three years as cabinet maker
and general repair man.
Mrs j. c. Moore returned last
Tuesday from ten weeks visit with
relatives at Algona and other points
in Iowa. She reports that the crops
in northeastern Iowa promise 10 be
the best they have had in many
years.
The Vincent Furniture Co., which
was awarded the contract for the
seating of the city hall auditorium.
advises us that the chairs will arrive
in about two weeks, the order having
, been delayed 80 days on account of
shortage Of material at the factory.
A party composed OF Nose Lewis,
Dr.. Beckstrom, DIR. Poynter, "Bill"
stewart, Mike Knutti of this city.
John Barrett of Logan and Gus Spon-
berg of Pocatello. left Wednesday
| morning for somewhere in Idaho
and wyoming" on a fishing trip.
They are expected home tomorrow
night.
G. Lee French. assistant cashier
OF the Evans State Bank at American
Falls, and his sister. Mrs. j. III. Bo-
wen, were called here last Tuesday by
the serious illness of their mother,
Mrs. Charlie French. Her condition
this morning was reported as being
some better.
Mrs. Bert Toomer returned last
Sunday from Salt Lake in response
to a message stating that her sen
Edwin had been drafted, and also
that her niece was at the Montpelier
hospital pending critical operation
which was successfully performed
last Monday morning.
G. E. Haddock came in from Gre
! NADIA, Cal. last Sunday to attend tC
some business for his father. H'
states that the family made the triI
to California in their car in ten day
8 and had no trouble. whatever Hill
d father sold the land he purchased
!; there last spring and bought so acres
: near Grenada.
II. II. Magwire, who has been run
n ming a switch engine in the Kemmer
n er yards for the past three years o.
Q more, has returned to Montpeiie
! and will hereafter handle the throttl,
e on one OF the engines In the yard
here. He and Mrs. Magwire move'
n down from Kemmerer this week
t Mrs. f. w. Sleight. OF Lanark
d died at the Montpelier hospital las
b Monday morning, following a ser
ious operation which was performe1
: last Saturday. Deceased was abou
a So years of age. and is survived b
e her husband and two children. He
+ funeral services were held at tn
ovid meeting house Wednesda
= morning at 1000 o'clock, and intel
= ment took place in the Lanark CEN
a etery.
,e The public library will close Q
August until further notice. A
IN books should be returned on ths
n date and all fines paid. AS the
RI brary Is In need of new books the
be brarian appeals to the patrons an
M the public generally for donation
A small sum from each patron wonl
aid materially In the purchase Of ne
books.
or The stork reports the arrival
"a babies at the following homes du
- ing the past week: A daughter ct &
q home of George smit, of Georg
n town, a son at the home of seymo
Thornock, OF Bloomington; a daug
! ter at the home of Dave Meeks.
DingIe; a son AZ the home Of Alfr'
Quinton. OF Paris; a SON at the hon
OF Tom Mumford and daughter
the home of Jesse Green, both
Montpelier.
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