Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-08-23
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Mrs. J. NJ Grigsby and little son
returned to Salt Lake last Monday,
after a two weeks visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Wixom of
Sharon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. IT, Holmes went to
Logan Sunday to visit with friends a
few days. They will also visit with
w .R. Holmes and family at Brigham
City before returning home.
Miss Emma Spongberg visited with
Montpelier relatives and friends a
couple of days this week She went
to Pocatello Tuesday to visit with, her
parents few days before returning
ITO Logan.
MIR, and Mrs Geo. 8. Owens left
the first Of the week for short visit
with Mr.. Owens brother, who ia sta
tbned at the Presidio, near San
Francisco. They will also visit at 9th
er points in California.
Mrs. Byrd Case arrived Sunday
from Butte for a two weeks visit OK
tn ehome OF her parentsg Mr. and
Mrs. Jesse Perkins. MIR and Mrs
Case will make their home In Chicago
in the near future.
There will be joint meeting OF the
three Montpelier wards at the Second
ward chapel next Sunday evening at s
o'clock Prof Alfred Osmond OF the
B. Y. University will address the
meeting on educational topics.
Miss LaRue Quayle went to Rigby
Wednesday, where she will be met by
Ruth Dalrymple, who has been spend
ing the past month there with her sis
ter. Mrs. r. L. Tawney. The young
ladies will return home next Sunday.
r. B. Roskelley OF Paris. has pur-
chased the dental business of DIR. @.
T. Smith and win remove here In
short time. DR.. Smith and family ex-
pect to go to Salt Lake about the LIST
of October to make their future home
Extensive mention of the weeks
pictures at the opera house is barred
! on account of the crowded condition
Of our columns, but the entire pro-
gram is one of much merit and will
please patrons Of that poplar play
house.
| Last Monday Mr. and Mrs. L. w.
Tanner received a telegram from the
war department stating that their
son, Lewis, was wounded in action in
France on July 81, degree underter-
mined. Lewis 10 in machine gun
battalion.
! Up to this morning only 50 voters
have registered In West Montpelier
precinct and about two-thirds OF these
are women Remember, there Is only
one more week in which to register,
il you wish to vote at the primary
election on Sept. 8.
Mrs. George Davis writes from Alb
erdeen, Wash, under date of Aug.
90, saying that Mr.. DAYS had been OBJ
Grated ON for appendicitis and his
condition was very low at the time OF
she wrote. George has been working
in the ship yards there for some time.
Mr.. David Sarbach and Miss Emma
Lucas were united in marriage a
IParis on Thursday, Aug. ILL., The
Young people have se41lsd down &c
housekeeping in a home which Dave
had already furnished for the occa.
sion.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nelson left last
Monday in their car for Southern
California, where they will reside
most Of the time in the future They
went by way OF Twin Falls, where
they will remain for a week or more
and then go on to California. taking
their time on the trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Harris stop
ped of here last Tuesday, en- rout.
! home from Detroit, where Charlie
j mad been attending the Sunreml
Hodge Knights Of Pyfhias. They hat
) Intended takfng Trip to 81 ashingto
: and other points IN the east. but TIL
weather hack there was 80 hot tina
! they decided Ito hit the frail1 70
Idaho tust as soon as the work Of til
j supreme lodge was completed. The.
went on to Biaekfoot wednesday.