Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-10-11

Yesterday Miss Nellie Rid rece4v-
ed letter from her brother, Roland,
who Is in France, In which he stated
hat he had been quite i'll in q hospft-
4 for a month but was then much
improved and hoped to be able to
DIN his company In q short Tina
Quite q number or letters were re-
ieived yesterday from Montpelier
boys who are now in France we
sFIif giRaiy pUbfsn extraets from
these letters next week II the parents
nd friends will send them to this
,fEice.
Leslie Byington OF Lava Hot
Springs, died at Camp Meade, Mary
land. on Sept, 80, Death was caused
from pneumonia. The body went
through here last Sunday on No. II.
The deceased was only is years OF
age.
Mss Krista Jensen was treated 70
pleasant farewell at Staley's cab
yet last Tuesday evening by a num-
Der Of her lady frineds. The evening
was spent In dancing. singing. for
tune telling and a good time genep~
ally, after which refreshments were
NServed.
L. G. French recently sold the res
dnece property in which he was liv-
ng to ]. Pepper OF Burnley, who, with
his family. have removed here to
make their home. Mr.. Frnech has
purchased the house q block east OF
his old property, which was built by
Chris Sorensen OF Pocavello.
You will find our shoe department
nj nau afneE nRrfvfna
learly every week. Our prices have
always been right on shoes. Our win
er's stock OF rubbers, overshoes and
cit goods 10 here; call and see them.
III. b Whitman.
P. @. Richelson. who was called
lere three weeks ago by the serious
illness OF his wife, which resulted In
Ter death, left wednesday for III Pa.
10, Texas. to resume his duties with
schilling a Co. He left Master Paul
iere under the care OF his grandpar-
antH.
Martin @. Teuscher or Raymond,
Ernest Howell OF Fish Haven, and
Geo. Il. Sparks of Dingle, will leave
next Monday or Tuesday for Vancou-
yer Barracks, Wash, to enter the
spruce division of the u s. army. This
county will alBo send three men to
Moscow on Oct. IA 20 take up me
chanical work.
Twins. a son and a daughter, ar
rived at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. Perkins last Saturday. The
mother and babes are doing nicely.
Grandpa and Grandma Downing are
Keeling happy over their arrival, as
.4he little lady 10 their first grand
daughter.
Sergeant w. A. Whitley of the coast
artillery corps, a Salt Lake youth,
died at Fortress Monroe. Va, last
Sunday He is survived by his moth
or, one sister, wife and three children.
Mrs. Whitley was formerly Miss Van
Horn Bagley OF this city. The body
will arrive in Salt Lake tomorrow
and funeral services will be held Sun
day.
Although q little late In mention
ing It. we wish to call the attention
Eof the public to the beautiful lawn
ON the city hall grounds. and we de-
fy any section OF this old earth to
produce a finer lawn In one season
Much reedit for this IN due, TO Mr..
Bird, who has taken great pride in
the care OF the grounds. Il can tru-
Ny be said that the city hall and
grounds are the one beauty spot IA
Montpelier, of which every citizen is
highly proud
The much heralded picture, d. w.
Grifiith's latest war production,
Hearts of the World" was shown to
capacity houses both Monday and
Tuesday nights. and the matinee on
Tuesday afternoon was also we'll pat
ronized. II there was q sorrowful
person to attend either OF the perfor-
mances we have not learned of IL.
II was truly one Of the most enjoy
BILE events of the history OF the opera
house and one Of the biggest and
best attractions that we have been
privileged of witnessing on the movie
screen.