Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-04-19
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died In Sacramento last week. was
held In Brigham City. Utah. yester-
day afternoon. The once force Of the
tab Power 4 Light Co in this city
.rdered a beautiful foral piece 10 be
sent from Salt Lake.
Mrs. Lucas and family desire to
thank their many friends for the
leeds Of kindness performed and
words OF sympathy expressed on the
occasion or the death OF their little
son and brother. They feel especial
ly grateful for the floral offerings.
Save your old straw hat by dyeing
it with hat dye; We sell the good
kind---Riter Bros. Drug 90.
On Wednesday. April "a. King
Solomon lodge A. F. & A. NJ. OF this
city will confer the NJ NJ degree on
five candidates. Work win begin at
r. o'clock In the afternoon and a ban
quet will be served at night, after the
adjournment of lodge. All members
OF the local lodge and all sojourning
Masons are urged to be present.
The First ward Primary associa-
ton will hold an apron bazaar in
Gray's old bank building ON Saturday
afternoon. April 81. They will have
IN sale aprons. dresses for little girls,
waists and suits for little boys. Light
refreshments will be served.
Rev. Dickinson OF Pocatello. was
the city Wednesday. He will con-
duct services at the Episcopal church
here on Tuesday evening, April %. at
which time he will deliver the first OF
series OF four patriotic lectures. Mr.,
Dickinson is an eloquent talker and
he should be greeted with large au-
dience.
The officers and teachers OF the
First ward Primary association in
:, vite the public to attend an Old
Maids convention to be held in the
meeting house on Tuesday evening,
| April %, at s O'Clock. During the
evening there will be a number OF
character songs and dances by the
Primary children. Admission 10 and
90 cents.
w. G. Davis has sold his residence
property on Lincoln avenue to Seth
y. Kunz. who will take possession
on the first OF May. Mr.. and Mrs
I)avis will remove to Bancroft. near
which place Mr.. Davis has large farm
interests. They have been residents
# Montpelier for seven years and
their many frineds will regret e
learn of their removal.
Bates Bryan. who enlisted last july
In the Marine Corps, and was station
4 ed for a time at Mare Island and later
at Quantico, Va, is now In France
His folks received letter from him
last Tuesday, written on March IT, II
which he said they had just arrived
lover there" and had pleasant voy
age Bates is a member OF the 1901
Co. LIST Replacement Battalion, U s
ME-
The Red Cross will give the first o
series OF dancing parties at the cit!
hall next Tuesday night and ever!
, cent derived therefrom will be useC
In buying material with which I,
make needed comforts for the sol
diers. Right now you cannot spend 1
, dollar for a more worthy cause thar
to give ii to the Red Cross. so attenC
the dance next Tesday night and no
only have a good time but have tn,
satisfaction of knowing that you
dollar has been we'll spent.
At we'll attended meeting AT III,
NJ E. church last Sunday night /
| was unanimously voted to hold evan
Egelistic meetings In May, Arrange
. ments are being made for a rea
I study OF the Bible and preaching o
! the same. Time or beginning AM
other particulars will be announced
in due time Any one desiring an!
! information concerning the work ad
/ dress or call on the pastor. Az tn,
close OF next Sunday evenings ser
E vices announcement will be made o
: the time of the beginning OF the spe