Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-06-28

ton fs now much improved.
Miss sophronig ouayle gave a
shower In honor Of Mrs. Lagrand
Barkdull at her beautiful home Mon
day evening. Many valuable and Rp-
preciative presents were given and all
those present enjoyed a most enter
taining season OF real pleasure.
Prof. J. B. Tueller will leave next
Monday for Ithica. N. Y. to attend
the summer school at Cornell Univer-
sity. He will specialize In the super
vision OF music in public schools and
advanced work In piano teaching and
harmony. He viii be gone about
eight weeks.
Miss Gladys Wedell left last Satur-
day for ten-days' visit with the fam
lily OF Henry Jarboe OF Pocatello. at
ter which she will spend 4 week or
mere visiting acQuaintances In Salt
Lake. Her many young friends here
are hopeful OF pleasant vacation
and a safe return to their circle,
A Home Economies club was or
ganized at Raymond this week with
the following officers: Chairman,
Mrs. Nora Evans: first vice chairman.
Mrs. Augusta Petereit: second vice
chairman. Mira. Margaret Mnmford.
There was q good attendance OF wo-
men at the food demonstration and
all manifested an interest I'm the work
Tom Hartman, who enlisted In the
navy last week. went 20 Pocatellol
Tuesday to take the examination He
will have to so TO salt Lake sometime
next week to take a further examina-
tion and IL he passes he will leave
here on July Is TO report for duty.
but at what point he does not know.
He enlisted as q secold-class fireman.
There will be big dance at the pa
vilion on the night of July Attn. conse-
quently the regular Wednesday night
dance will not be given next week.
The regular pavilion orchestra will
play here on the night OF the 4th and
not at Fish Haven. IS has been re-
ported. However. the music at Fish
Haven will be furnished by Montpel-
Ter musicians.
Mesdames NJ. and Lawrence Ma
lone returned Wednesday from a ten
days visit at Camp Lewis. They saw
most of the Bear Lake boys who are
still AZ the Camp and state that all
are we'll and getting along nicely. The
men are being sent east as rapidly AZ
possible. During the week the ladies
were at the Camp 20 train loads were
sent out, all of them going over the
Great Northern.
Stocks Bros. OF Fish Haven. are ar
ranging for q big time at their place
on July 4th. There will be a free
dance for the children in the after
noon and big dance at night. Music
will be furnished by a Montpelier or
chestra. The Bloomington brass
band will furnish music during the
day. There will also be dances AZ
their pavilion on Wednesday night,
July : and Saturday night, July s.
Miss Leah Jennings OF the home
economics department of the govern
ment spent three days In the county
this week giving demonstrations on
the use of cottage cheese. One dem
onstration was given at the Montpel-
Ter high school and in company with
Mrs. Whitman she visited RAYMOND
and Paris. Mrs. J. @. Merrill OF this
city, has agreed to make cottage
cheese for sale and parties can pur-
chase the cheese by calling at her
residence.
The Red Cross rooms were a reg
nlar beehive OF industry last Wed
nesday afternoon and a large amount
u work was turned out By the fol-
lowing ladies' Mesdames King, Beck
with, Winn, Downing. Holmes, Moore.
Gee, Toomer. R. Groo. Richards,
Nantz. Brookshire. Cherry. Brooks,
Carey and o. H. Groo, and the Misses
inna Rhoner, Anna and MerInda
Lauridsen. Several more sewing
machines will be secured for the
rooms next week.
DR. Turner. wife and son returned
last Friday from quite a prolonged
stay In tho Star Valley country where
the dentist was met with glad hand
by the people, who literally patroniz-
4 him. He thinks the people there
re some classy" and he may make
them a similar visit in the near fu-
ture. He left with his family this
morning for Pocatello. where he will
be for sometime, after which he will
return to Montpelier for 3 permanent
residence.
After the first show at the opera
house Wednesday night Ed c. Rich
appeared on the stage and gave .
four-minnte talk on the War Savings
Stamp drive, remarking In the course
Of his address that he would prefer
living in America Q pauper than nm
der the German kaiser. or course
this little bit Of reference to the Ber-
In butcher and rapist started some
hing that clearly reflect
ID the speakers Americanism that IL
not questioned by any one who knows
Ed Rich. even from Q negligible ae-
quaintance.
Rev. H. W. Rankin OF the Sabbath
school and Missionary department OF
tho Presbyterian Board OF Pnblica-
lon and Sabbath School Work. with
isaadquarters at Poeatello. will arrive
n Montpelier tomorrow and will con-
auct preaching services at the local
hurch at IL o'clock q. n. and 500
clock. p. m. next Sunday, June 80.
te g known to many Montpelier peo-
ME who will be glad to know of his
coming here again. The public 10 cor
tally invited 10 these services. The
f9llo9ing two Sundays DR. Shields.
he brilliant Oregon minister. will oc-
cupy the Preshyterfan pulpit here.