Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-01-26

There 10 a new barber in town.
He arrived at the home Of Fred All
red yesterday afternoon.
There will be a dance at the Pa
vilion next Wednesday nigh I. Tick
cts will be 81. and the proceeds will
be for the benefit of the Third ward
Dancing will continue until l:3O.
DR. &. J. Hansen. veterinary sur
geon, recently returned to Paris
from San Francisco, where he spent
three months taking special work In
a veterinary college. He Is now
ready to give prompt and efficient
service to the public.
The Ford grip and password are
given as follows: Grasp your
friends hand firmly in your own and
jerk it around and around in q ctr
Gle. then fling II aside with the eS-
clamation, dammit" Any Ford
owner will recognize you an n mem
Der of the brotherhood.
Alexander Smiths Administer
rugs. HOOsier Kitchen cabinets, genu-
Inc sealy mattresses, Universal rang
es and heaters and the Empire cream
separators are some of our leaders.
4 We aim TO handle the best goods
/ and 20 quote the lowest prices
The Vincent Furniture 10.
Among those who will take advan-
/ tage of the low rates to California
next. week are Mrs. M. B. Cherry,
Mrs. w. c. Davis, Mrs. E. L. Nc
Clave, Mrs. o. H. Groo and John
Richards. They will leave here next
Tuesd4y morning and most of them
expect to remain for a couple of
months.
The Senior Ruff" the biggest
dance OF the season, will be given on
Wednesday night. Feb. z. The hall
will be appropriately decorated, and
there will be bevy of pretty girls
present, so that no one need to be
"a wall flower Tickets will be
81, and dancing will continue until
one o'clock.
Some think that we are still
burned out" Well, we are not.
Call and see what we are doing.
Have your sittings one Of these fine
days. We can please you now as
we'll as we did in the past. A new
line of mountings to choose FROM
Rinehart Studio.
Rev. Father Van der Donckt OF
Pocatello, will conduct services at
the Catholic church in this city next
Sunday evening and Monday morn
ing.
l.. B. Leverich has sold his resi
dence property to Eugene Bourne
who will take possession about tbs
first of the month. Mr.. and Mira
Leverich will go to Salt Lake som'
time next week, and after a shor
stay there they win go to Los An
geles, where they will probably
make their future home.
Special sale of ladies' children
and boys shoes, splendid values Ii
former price 1926 to $3.50. sal
price until sold. s1.s5. One lot o
boys and misses, shoes, broken lotl
for $1.15 and $l.35 a pair.-H. Z
Whitman.
Rev. G. F. Wheeler, who has bee
!, in Boise this week, wired US that h
:. would be at home tomorrow an
conduct the usual services at tn
which will be the fifth anaiversar
. of his pastorate of the church.
Mrs. Chas. Hoff returned last Nor
day from Utah, where she had bee
!, visiting at different places for tn
past three months She was calle
home by the serious illness OF hs
= brother. Brig Bacon, whose cond
= ton was very serious a week az
y However. he lie reported some be
ter at this time. although Their is b,
4 little hope for his recovery.
d Leo Irving, who has been forema
Of tracks in the Montpelier yart
: AoA S0NotoA JS0AHt W1S A0SoHeiJ VI
: NOTED ito the position of generI
~ foreman OF the trackage departmel
. In the PocateIlo yards. The ne
ID position carries with It an increase
ts $50 q month in salary. Mr.. Irvir
10 removed his family to Pocatsllo Il
IL first OF this week
= The telephone force gave Miss L
lis Birch 3 pleasant surprise Ia
night by calling at her home in
III body. They went with the intenti'
&c Of having q jolly time and they n
Ia IL. Games and music were enjoy
OF and light refreshments served II