Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-06-21

last Sunday expecting to be absent q
month visiting at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Vogel. but q letter was
received yesterday from her stating
she ould be home Sunday Evident
~ she surmised her mother needs
me"
Mr. and Mrs. c. M. Friedman will
leave shortly after the FIRST OF July
for New York City, where they will
make their future home. Mr.. Fried
man having been offered an opportu-
nifty to go into business there with
his brother. While they dislike TO
leave the west. Mr.. Friedman said the
proposition offered by his brother
was too good one to turn down.
I DR. G. T. Smith left with his family
Tuesday morning overland for Salt
Lake where he will remain the rest
OF the week in attendance upon the
state dental convention which con-
/ vened in that city last Monday for an
important session of the dentists OF
! Idaho. The convention will be well
worth while as some of the best lee.
turers of the country appeared on the
program.
/ Judge A. B. Cough came in Wed
nesday night from Southern Calf
fornia. where he has been since the
latter part of last October. The
Judge is looking fine and says that
his health Ia better than II has been
at any time within the past twenty
years. Mrs. Cough and daugher will
probably remain at Long Beach dur
ing the summer
The following ladies spent the af-
ternoons of Tuesday and Wednesday
at the Red Cross rooms. Mesdames
]. M. Downing. H. II. Mcguire. A. e.
Carrick, N. G. Nelson, #. II. Richards,
E. v. Brookshire, C. Nj. Friedman. 8.
B. Staley. r. w. Gee. II. II. King. G.
H. Toomer, G.. NJ. Drennen. Ed Beck
with, Andrew Nelson and Miss Anna
Rohner. A full count OF splendid
sewing was turned in.
The two girls who escaped from
Officer Hitler last Friday morning
were found near Novene Saturday
and brought into town. Their par
in charge. The girls said they left
home because they were mistreated
but the mother denied this and sale
lHb kiIlb W6I6 AICdlGA NNtA anu AAA
all the comforts that people Of theil
circumstances could give them.
> d. NJ. Gallafant, Studebaker sales
> man for this valley. returned yester
, day from Salt Lake in ono OF tn,
1919 models light six cars. fhest
cars are right up to the minute in au
tomobile construction and Mr.. Gala
FAINT claims that they are the hes
little car ever constructed. He woult
be glad to demonstrate its many supe
rior qualities to prospective automo
bile buyers.
+. S. Andrews. representing thu
II Dixie Oil Co., is in the city. Thi
company is developing a new oil helt
in Southern Utah, and its wells arr
, producing approximately 100 barrelI
of oil daily. A number Of prominen
; Idaho men are interested In the com
rfpany. Mr.. Andrews is at the Hote
Burgoyne and will be glad to give an!
one full details regarding the compa
ny's properties.
81 1t was evident by the attendance
:! of our people at the Della Pringl'
show at the opera house Tuesday
|, evening that Montpelier Ia a gooG
"road show town." after all. A yer!
: 'ereditable attendance was on hand t
witness the first OF a two nights en-
gagement and were not at all disap
pointed in the merits OF the company
The Divorce Cure" was presented
on Wednesday night and anothe
D fairly good house greeted the compa
!, ny.
{ Willie Ansell writes a most cheer
full letter to his mother here In whtcl
!, he tells of the exceptional fine wealth
er in France now, and assuring he
:. that he Is Just bubbling over" wit
y nnws but were he to reveal the sam
h letters II would be censored. II
one OF the Montpelier boys who
rapidly forgn to the front In promo
7, IN. being now in Company A 1877
u infantry, and implores his mother
& not worry about him as he is as fun
2 safe where he Is as though under To
$ parental roof at home. The sam
plea comes from him as from all tn
n other boys lover there'-news frol
n home In the same mail that n
g. letter was received Mrs. Ansell vi
10 happily surprised to find lett
d addressed TO her from a sister of NJ
AnSeH IN LOndOn teillhB VI nSt "a
Is light in receiving a Montpelier pap'
,e containing a mention of Willie an
n his contentment in the battle zor
Z. doing his "bit" remarking at u
le same time. what a beautiful mel
~ ton IL was and surely ought TO che,
Nj your heart to think you have a bt
so brave and strong ! am sendiT
!, you a paper from here telling abol
=, the Americans going through Londt
: and saying good morning to Il
= king, not to mention queens, ei
Surely they are made much OF here.
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