Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-07-19

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q. al IL o'clock. the monthly I
priesthood meeting win be held AZ /
the same place on Saturday. July 81. i
Mrs. Chas. Cochran and children !
LETT yesterday for a visit OF several
weeks with Mrs. Sarah Clinton. a sia-
ter OF Mrs, Cochran. at Ogden. Mrs.
sena christofferson accompanied the
family and win return with them.
Mrs. Alma Cheney and Mrs. s. A.
Matthews OF Rocky Ford. Colo. are
visiting at the home of Mrs. Cheney'a
son. Charles D.. In this city. They
will tour the Yellowstone park before
returning home.
County Treasurer Rich was over
from Paris yesterday. He reports that
the taxes delinquent for t9iT
amounts TO only about $1,000. This
is probably the smallest delinquency
that there has ever been In the cOun-
~.
Jos. Hebdon OF Georgetown, who
enlisted in the marine corps last win
ter and was later sent TO France, In
back in the United States Last SAT-
urday Harrison Hess received the fol-
lowing telegram from him. cent from
Philadelphia: "Just returned from
France; feeling flne: let the folks
know: leaving about the 2Oth.''
Russell whitman and Lee wedeI,
who enlisted last week IN the signal
service corps. were sent to Ut. Logan.
Colo. Russell's parents received =
letter from him wednesday in which
he stated that he had been placed In
the band, and that Lee had left there
but he did not know to what point
he had been sent.
Jos. Clark came In yesterday morn
ing from the Warm River fish hatch
cry with $4,000 Rainbow trout fry
which were placed In the creeks At
Ovid. Paris. Bloomington and ST.
Charles. He will be here in septem-
her with native brook trout which
will be placed In the creeks on the
east side OF the valley.
Miss Myrtle Rich. vocal teacher
OF Paris. Idaho. was heard in . So
prano solo. My Redeemer and Lord. -
at the services In the tabernacle yes
terday afternoon. Miss Rich ID pos
sessed OF an unusually good voice and
made advantageous use Of IL. her rem
dition evidencing exceptional train.
!. ng advantage.-Salt Lake Tribune
July Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Davis returned
Monday from an auto trip to Amer.
lean Falls and the Twin Falls sec
ton. When they LEFT here they in
tended going to Jaclson's Hole, bu
the recent high water has made It i'm
possible to get into that section will
cars. They were accompanied HON.
by Miss Alice Howard. niece OF Mis
Davis. who will visit here for q montI
or more. -----,.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Vincent mo
tored mp from Twin Falls last satuS
= f9iay for a ten days sojourn here. AT
thur says there viii be bumper crop
OF all kinds on the Twin Falls trac
this year. The wheat crop OF this
county alone 10 conservatively est
mated at 100000 bushels. and 1T
low estimate he says the value Of q
, crops in Twin Fails county will B
= $11 .00O.O 900 this year.
Z Lieut. and Mrs. Robert Hardin
: came In from Camp Lewis last Moa
day. Mrs. Harding win remain /
the home of her father. Martin VII
It ters. while Mr. Harding IL In the eaa
e he having been assigned TO some sp
a cial work In Ohio. He left ON n
A. mission Wednesday and expects TO /
le gone about a month. when he viii :
or turn to Camp Lewis. Mrs. Hardin
" viii ACCOMPANY him from heEa.---
Tess Haggerty encountered a pal
- full accident last Monday at the u.
~. training camp In Salt Lake q
when he lost the thumb of his rig
hand and suffered . compound frs
ture Of the index angerc N .
fully known how rn6 accident ha
pened. although he was carrying
machine gun ON his motorcycle 81 {
time, and 1T must have slipped. Eniu
ing him ms above.-Cokeyille Reg
ter.
DR.. J. H. Barton OF Boise. viii
rive In the city tomorrow 90 cond'
the morning and evening preachi
services at the Presbyterian chur
Morning services az IL o'clock q
evening nc O'Clock. He 10 bringi
message for the people which all 1
earnestly invited to hear Sumo
school At 10 3. m At the morn
service the committee appointed
raise the pastors salary viii nj
their report. which will BE- Of nj
interest to all concerned.