Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-02-08

claFoass He's And family LETT last
Friday Tor Los Angeles. CAL Clar-
enee viii remain about a month but
AIRS. Hess and the children viii re-
main Tor two months or more.
Plenty OF No. Kemmerer coal on
hand. williams a Hess, phone l2s.
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ E. church
met yesterday afternoon at the home
II Mrs. Beckwith. a large attendance
vas present and q most delightful At
ternoon was spent which was brought
to fttlng climax with a delightful
luncheon.
The Second ward Primary associa-
ton win give concert At the meeting
house Monday night. Feb. IL. The
program will consist OF vocal and vi
olin solos. duets. readings. etc. The
exercises will begin at S o'clock. Ad-
mission 5 and 10 cents.
We like TO sell for cash OF course.
but when you haven't the cash and
want furniture come to the old reli-
able arm that win stand by you
Nielsen Furniture Company.
About eighteen OF the boys n
Khaki who have been guarding At
Camps Lifton and Stuart and at the
dyke. were called away last week. and
left on Monday morning for 'aome-
where IN America" their destination
being unannonnoed.
George Blechert was up from salt
Lake last week looking after things
on his ranch at Raymond. He re-
turned TO the Utah metropolis Sunday
where he will remain for couple OF
months. His address there Is 1t0
West South Temple.
Hundreds Of rolls Of wall paper
will be sold at special prices aa we
are crowded for room and are discon-
tinuing this line. Bargains for those
who wish paper for spring house
cleaning; 1Oc q roll and up.-The
Fair Store. Sam L. Lewis.
Mrs. Hila Brookshire and her
mother, Mrs. Frank Dalton. accom-
panied by Mrs. Wilma Eckloff, left
Wednesday morning for Salt Lake
While in the Utah capital Mrs, Brock
shire will undergo an operation for a
growth in the neck.
Mira. ]. o. Gentry spent last Friday
in Pocatello. her daughter Helen re
turning to Montpelier with her f0s
the weekend. Miss Gentry left FOR
Poeatello on Sunday night to resume
her studies in the Bannock county
seat.
The Five Hundred club was enter
tanned last Friday afternoon by Mrs
Ryley. The invited guests we're Mrs
T. J. Curry and Mrs. A. e. Sarrick
The high score was made by Mrs. Jo'
BagIey and the guest prize was wol
by Mrs. #. N. Dryden. A 1aint!
luncheon was served.
The test Of years has shown IN,
Majestic Range TO be indispensable II
every particular. and thrifty house
wives swear by them. Come and se'
the advantages of this splendiI
} range.-Nielsen Furniture Co.
II. b. Whitman Is i'm receipt o
news OF the death OF Edwin stephel
whittier. one of Idaho's pioneers
who passed away at Grub Guieh
Cal. on December 26th at the age 0
, n years. q. A. R. veterans will r.
, member him as department com
: mander in 1903. and at one time b
was prosecuting attorney Of Bingham
county. =zss==s----
? we wish TO call our readers after
: Ktfon to the many attractive advel
tisements and bargains in this week
: issue and 10 say that the merchants
q Montpelier want to serve the publi
md can serve them as well as tn
: mail order and other establishment
in other or larger towns. Keep yov
= money at home where You earn Il.
y The many friends OF Fred Law I
Paris, who about eleven months as
suffered a stroke OF paralysis whic
l. for about eight months rendered hi
d practically helpless. will be glad
d learn that Mr.. Law Ii now we'll on q
road to recover. can dress himsel
j Jaw wood and do all the 9TH
"a chores" about the farm. DR.. We
d .er, who has been treating Mr.. La
r for the past two months, states tn
ID he is Of the opinion that his patiei
0. viii be entirely recovered within Il
Al near future.