Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-11-22


The body Of Angel Mandlola. Who
died in New York City ON Oct t6,
was brought here for burial. arriving
last Saturday. The deceased was q
brother of Mrs. D. Etscheverry OF
Raymond
Place a Columbia GrafonOla in
your home this Christmas; prices
range from SIS up: Ritter Bros
DRUG Co.. exclusive agents.
Tennyson Bates, nephew Of Clar-
enee Anderson, died OF influenza at
the Mare Island. Cal. hospital On
Nov. IA. He enlisted In the marine
corps early In October and had been
at Mare Island only two weeks. He
was 20 years old. e
Our over-draft Howard heaters ara
winter heaters and fuel savers. You
better get one and keep down your flu
ell bili.--Nieisen Furniture Co.
Should health conditions permit,
Thanksgiving service will be held In
the Methodist church Thursday morn
ing, Nov. 28 at IL o'clock. The ser
vices will be undenominational and
everybody IL cordially invited 10 at
tend as religious and patriotic duty,
Beautiful line OF cut glass, china
md pictures ON display at whitman's.
Austin Herrick. son OF the late
Dad" Herrick. died at La Grande.
Ore, on Nov. rs OF influenza. De-
| ceased was former resident Of this
city. The body was brought here
for burial, arriving last Saturday
night.
Fay Austin came In from Pegram
/ Tuesday TO attend the funeral OF
| rhos. L. Glenn. Fay has been hold
'ng down a job with the PeRram Min
ing Co. for the past month or more.
/ He says that the rough and rugged
life is agreeing with him. and he
looks It.
Watch repairing at Nielsen's; ali
work guaranteed.
We are in receipt of q copy OF
The Bugle, live weekly paper pub
lished by the soldiers at Camp Lew
Is. y. o. Phelps OF this city, il now
managing editor. The Issue receiv-
ed also contained q cartoon from his
pen, entitled 1.-The fiu ban lifted" II
was clever piece of work.
Last Sunday w. X. Martin received
q telegram from the war department
conveying the sad news OF the death
of his only son, Donald, who was In
France. Death was caused from
bronchial pneumonia. He was In the
infentry and went overseas last Au.
gust. He spent sometime with his
father here two years ago.
Mrs Michael Kelly died at Grand
Island. Neb.. last Sunday. She viii
be remembered by the old time citi
4 ~ H. Me-
Kelly were among the early settlerl
of the town. She was the mother o.
Mrs Ed Brady and Mrs. Peter Laynr
of Pocatello. Her remains were TAX
en- to Salt Lake for burial.
Call and see our immense stock o
holiday goods now on exhibition
You will find books. games, iron AM
wooden toys. rocking horses and al
OF the large and small toys on tn
market.-H. B. Whitman.
Miss Mabel Foss was taken to tn
city hall emergency hospital Sunda,
afternoon with an aggravated case o
Influenza and up TO yesterday she wa
. apparently rapidly recovering, whei
a change for the worse came and he
condition this morning 10 said to b
critical. We hope for her speedy re
covery. All other patients at the cit
hall are holding their own at thi
WRITING.
! E. l.. McCiave thinks the ban tn
Paris officials have put against Mont
lpelier 10 at least stringent, II no
extreme. He went to the county sea
. Wednesday on a business OF consic
cradle Importance and was notifie
by the city marshal that no Montpe
Ter people need apply. whether 0
2 business matters or otherwise OWN
to the ridiculous reports of the prev
Q aIence of influenza here. Paris ha
. had but = single case Of the flu q
4 far, and from her stringent quaraI
e tine against Montpelier does not car