Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-12-21

r Quite q mum Der or farmers through
out the country have been blowing
the past week. and the old inhahi-
tants are scratching their heads" in
an enort to recall when they ever
before saw farmers blowing in Bear
Lake valley in the middle OF Decem-
bier
Finding II impossible TO wait until
Christmas Eve 10 deliver all of his
precious packages, Old Santa stopped
at the hmoe OF Mr. and Mrs. S, c.,
Everingham about three O'Clock last
Tuesday morning and left tine son.
The mother and son are doing nicely
and Spike" Is Just ''tickled 10 death"
to think that Santa left son Mrs,
Everingham was formerly Miss Con
stance Mcintosh
We are sole agents for thc Madam
Grace corset and have all 81 the late
styles and models; every corset guar
anteed.--The Fair Store. sam. l..
Lewis.
Russell whitman returned last
Sunday from Peoria. ILL.,. whore he
had been attending neurological
school for the past eleven months. He
will remain at home until after the
holidays and then take position
with jewelry firm either In Idaho
Falls or Payetts Russell took the
examination at Peoria for entrance
into othe aviation section. but failed
to pass the physical part Of the ex
animation.
Wednesday Fay Austin received a
postal fromsH. Works, formerly dep
uty supervisor OF the Caribou reserve
but now first lieutenant OF + com
pany OF the 10th engineers The card
was written somewhere In France. :"
on November "a. and stated that he
was well and everything was o. X
Mr.. Works left here last May for San
/ Francisco. where he took the exam
nation and was soon afterwards com
missioned as first lieutenant.
Mems and ladies warm shoes and
slippers make nice Christmas pres
emit we have a large line.-H b.
whitman.
MIR and Mrs Tom Sparks OF Coke
Vile. were Bear Lake visitors last
week. They came down to attend the
birthday celebration of Minor wilcox.
which was held at the home Of his
son. Elmer. In Dingle, on Monday.
: december 10 On that day MIR. VII
COX had reached the saith milestone
In life. and his children and other rel
atlves TO the number OF Is gathered
at Elmer Wilcox home to assist In
making the day one OF pleasure to
him sumptuous dinner was served
In the afternoon, and the evening WAS
spent In music and social chat AL
though more than four score years
OF age. he Is quite spry and during the
evening he thought that he was just
as young as he used to be" and at
tempted TO do little step dancing,
but soon learned that age had atiff.
ened his Joins a little and he had 90
retire In favor of some OF the younger
ones present
II. II. Shain. an operator for the
Utah Power & Light Co. at Camp
Lifton. died at the Camp last Sunday
morning. Death was caused from
diabetes Although his health had not
been good for some time. he worked
: up to last Friday night. Deceased
was about forty-two years Of age HI
is survived by wife and two amal
children. The body was brought q
the Vincent undertaking rooms ant
prepared for shipment TO his former
home at Neigh. Nebr., the bereave'
! widow and children leaving with thu
3 body Wednesday afternoon The.
g we're accompanied by r Deacon o
Neigh. a brother-in-law. who arrives
+ here Monday. Mrs. shain desires tn
g Examiner OF thank for her the peopl
i at Camp LiftOn and those OF Montpe
e lier, who so kindly rendered aaait
I lance and extended her words O
IA comfort
An exceptional opportunity 10
II gift selection IL offered by our me-
q line Of genuine hand painted paste
8 pictures. Come In and SEQ them Z
Nielsen's Music and Jeweiry Store.