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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have bsea issusd y ~
following:
Jane. Houston and Mary wsleh. bssa 1t
Miles II. Richardson and Mabel n. Mccoy. =.
Jesse F. Cauley and Lena N. Karnes. both Of
Healing Spring, Va.
Clause 4. Gathsens and Mary L MeWho.tsE:
A. 6tansss kellan and Winifred w. Deans ootn
Of Richmond. Va.
Roland B. Gin Of City Point. Va. and Mary
John Scott and Annie Kent.
Lee Robert and Kate v. Patterson.
Fred R.. Young Of Washburn. N. d., and
Hattie v. Yackey Of Defiance. Iowa.
Albert Ludke and Martha A. =. RUPERT.
Harry C. Sigourney and Grace L. Swart.
Shafter Watts and Mamie Jones.
Ambrose J. Redington and Georgine +. u
Hart both Of Pittsburgh, Pa. -
Marshall O'Brown and Catherine O'Sulhvan.
Hilbert May and Henrietta Thomas.
William H. Kenney and Clara Jackson.
Clarence Galloway and Grace Jenefson:
William H. Spr4dlin and Edna v. Ho6ner.
John PayEe and Leander A. Dixon.
Robert F. Waller Of Salisbury. Nd. and
Miriam r. Evans Of this city.
Lee L. Townshend and Eva T. Streb.
John Conway and Nellie Shipley.
Nels E. Hoeglend Of Hawley, MIMI, and klara
NJ. Patterson Of Lake Park, MINI.
John H. Smith and Frances NJ Benton.
Maurice Kushner and Anna NitowitS.
Lee e. Brown and Martha A. Jackson.
Hume Duvall and Eliza D. silcott.
George Ford and Gertrude Green.
Ralph w. Reynolds of Fort Myer, Va, and
Patsey Stewart Of Portland. Ore.
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The war service meeting Of the An
thony League will be held. as usual, at
E. Hendley, 2007 Columbia road. We'd
nesday from 500 to $50 pm. DR..
Thomas G. Beasley will speak at 4
o'clock on 1.-The Home Service of the
Red Cross. Mrs. Gilbert H. Grosvenor
will also speak. and Mrs. Wayne
Wheeler will sing.
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Charles Lindley. Mrs. Vaudeville Carlisle
and Mrs. Edward Carpenter.
An audience which taxed the capacity
Of the theater greeted the players. Mrs
Wilson. who occupied one of the boxes,
had with her Mrs. William Boiling, Miss
Bertha Boiling and Mr.. John Randolph
Boiling
Senator and Mrs. James Wadsworth
jr.. entertained in their hox Mrs. Ed
ward Carpenter, Mrs. Charles Lindley.
Miss McDougal and Mrs. Richard Whit
ing. Miss Evelyn Wadsworth. in an
other box. entertained a party Of her
young friends.
With others present were Mrs.
Thomas B. Dunn, Mrs. John H. Hewson.
Mrs. Donald Washburn, Miss Frances
Noyes. Mrs. Matthey T. Scott. Mrs. Carl
Vrooman. Mrs. Roland .Whitridge, Mrs.
Newton D. Baker. Mrs. John W. Davis,
Mrs. William Crozier, Gen. and Mrs.
Erasmus Morgan Weaver, Mrs. Nicho-
las Longworth, Marquise de Polignac.
Mr.. Franklin Myers and Mrs. Robinson
Downey.
Following the performance Senator
and Mrs. Wadsworth entertained the
cast at supper and dance at the Hotel
lWashingtonzPrior to their departure
later in ths yening for Camp Wads-
The assistant secretary of agriculture
and Mrs. Carl Vroon1an will entertain
at dinner this evening in honor of the
Postmaster General and Mrs Burleson.
The British ambassador and Lady
Reading were dinner guests last even
ing of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas T. Gaff,
who had an interesting party to meet
them. Mr.. and Mrs. Gaf will open
their summer home at Osterville, Mass,
| in June.
Gen. Claudon. head of the French
military commission, entertaine at
| luncheon yesterday at Rauscher's in
compliment to Paymaster Ben s. Gantz,
L. S. n. Among the guests were Mrs
Ben g. GantZ. Mrs. Charles Fred, Miss
Blanche Cooksey, Mai. Rousseau, Maj
Bertrand and DIR. Charles Bowler
Representative and Mrs. Thomas b.
Dunn were dinner hosts at the Willard
last evening. Mr.. PeZet, former minis
ter of Peru. was among the guests
Mrs. Dunn expects to leave Washing
ton tomorrow for New York. where her
son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. George
II. Taylor. L. s. n. r.. and Mrs. Tay-
lor, are now living. From New York
Mrs. Dunn will go to her home at
Rochester for the rest of the spring.
She plans to spend the summer in the
Adirondacks.
The Secretary of Agriculture and
Mrs. Houston have returned to WASH
ington from motor trip in Virginia.
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! The monthly meeting of the artillery
oranch OF the Army Emergency Com
at 3 o'clock at Mrs. Junius MacM,1rraw..
residence, 222S Massa chusetts avenue.
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italian ambassador and Countess di Gel
lere. Senator and Mrs J. Hamilton Lewis,
Mrs James r. Mann, Mr.. and Mrs. George
T. Marye, DIR. and Mrs Thomas Chatard,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Townsend, Lieut.
asd Mrs. Lawrence Townsend, IT.; Mrs.
Richard Harlow, Miss Harlow. Mrs.
James Mcdonald. Miss Adams. Mrs. D.
Buchanan Merryman. Mr.: and Mrs Myr9n
Whitney. Miss Bagg, Mrs. Thomas F.
Walsh. Miss Stevens, Miss Delano. Mrs
Robert Traver. the Salvador minister and
Nine. Zaldivar, Princess Ghika, Mr.. VIII
liam Phelps Emo, Mrs Morgan Hill, Miss
Cannon, Senator and Mrs. Pomerene, the
assistant secretary Of agriculture and Mrs.
Carl Vrooman. Mrs: Edmund Pendleton,
Commander McCauley. Mr. w. Bowie
Clarke, Mr.. Ralph Snowden Hill. Mrs.
Charles Boughton Wood. Miss Morgan,
Miss Jane Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Tuckerman. Mr. Charles Richardson.
Baron di Valentino. secretary Of the Ital-
ian embassy Mr.. Gino Butt, Capt. Van
nutelli. both of the Italian embassy staff.
and number Of the officers connected
with the foreign missions here.
To Receive at Ball.
Mrs. Horace Westcott, chairman of the
ball to be held at the Willard Satur-
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Births Reported.

Ihs Ssaiswiag births Wsrs rspsetsl - ~
health department. In The past twsnty-fouf hours:
Robert q. and Ethel A. willard. boy.
George p. and Harriet =, Robertson, girl.
Walter and Ellen Weller, boy.
Roy II. and LRona q. Jenkins, girl.
twins.
Walter d. and Anna q. Finnaeon, girl.
Buftrand g. and Alice Bovee, GIRL.
Alfonso q. and Lottie johnson, boy and girl
twins.
Thornton L. and Rosa L. Jones. boy.
Harry and Sarah B. Davis, boy.
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WAsHINGT0NIANS H0N0RED.
Commissioned for Service in Various
Units Of National Army.

Pendleton Howard, House once build
Ing. has been appointed second lieuten-
ant in the aviation section. Signal
Corps (non-hying), and Alfred P. was-
ner. Monroe Courts. has been appoint
ed first lieutenant in the National
Army.
Three washingtonians have been
commissioned in the Quartermaster
Corps. National Army, as follows:
George M. Hopkinson. Munsey building,
to be q captain; Shannon d. Cramer,
929 o street, and Lawrence W. Enos,
Camp Meigs, to be second lieutenants.
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Supper for Riding Party.

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Epson are en-
tertainiIsg at buffet supper tonight
in their bungalow in Rock Creek Park.
Their guests will be members of the
who are taking their first outdoor ride
Of the season this afternoon.
DR. William Gerry Morgan. who spent
the week end at Hot Springs, where
Miss Ruth Morgan is at school. has re-
turned to Washington.
A beautiful wedding of wide social
interest will take place this evening at
o'clock at St Thomas Church, when
Miss Olive Smith, daughter Of Rev. DR..
C. Ernest Smith, rector of the church,
will become the bride of Maj. Giles Il.
Cook. Medical Corps, u. S. n. A. 1t will
be rainbow wedding, pink. blue and
yellow being the predominating colors.
both in the costumes of the brides at
tendants and the floral decoration.
Rev DR.. Smith will perform the rere-
mony and the~bride will be escorted by
DIR. w. Sinclair Bowen. Miss Barbara
Smith, sister Of the bride. will be the
maid of honor and the other attendants
will include Miss Maxwell Church, Miss
Miss Marie Meyers. Miss Elizabeth
Rosenbaum and Mrs. Roger Berry, an
other sister of the bride.
Lieut.. Woodward Cook. U. s. N, will
attend his brother as best man and the
ushers will include Lieut.. J. NJ EN-
NETT. U. S. M. C.: DR.. Bright of Rich
mond, Va: DIR. William J. Mallory, DR..
Beale ard Mr.. Charles Potter Of this
city.
A reception will follow at the rectory.
After short wedding trip Maj. Cook
and his bride will go to Camp McClel-
Ian. Ala, where the former is stationed
Mrs. Henry F. Dimock was hostess last
evening at reception at her home in
Scott circle. Mr.. viii Irwin gave an in
teresting talk during the evening on ITALY
in the War" Among the guests were the
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-VHE President and Mrs. Wilson
occupied a box at the National
Theater last evening. They were
accompanied by Miss Bones.
Miss Margaret Wilson is not
expected at the White House until the
latter part Of May.
The performance Of "You Know Me. AL"
given yesterday afternoon at the Belasco
by the members q the 9th Division,
U. 8. A.. was one of the most unique and
enjoyable benefits of the season.
The company, composed entirely of the
men of the division, came on from New
York after a very successful run, and
their performance yesterday called forth
rounds of applause.
The proceeds of the play are to be used
to purchase a portable theater to be taken
10 France by this division. The play was
given here under the patronage Of Mrs
James w. Wadsworth, jr. Mrs Benedict
Crowell. Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins Mrs. Ed
ward r. Stettinius, Mrs. George Wander
bilt, Mrs. Clarence Hay of New York. Mrs
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day night for the benefit of the Wash
ington Diet Kitchen Association, will
receive the guests and in the line with
her will be Mrs. John H. Merriam. Miss
GWynn, president of the association.
Mrs Thomas r. Marshall and Mrs.
David F. Houston
Lieut.. Clarence Hay is guest of his
Drother-in-l law and sister. Senator and
Mrs. James w. Wadsworth. jr. Mrs.
Mrs. Peter H. B. Frelinghuysen, who
was guest of her mother Mrs. Henry
o. Havemeyer. at New York, has re-
turned to Washington
Mrs. George A. Croker. who is q
guest of her son and daughter-in-law.
Lieut.. and Mrs George A. Crocker. here
Will return this week to New York
Lieut.. John King Rockford, U. g. NJ.
son of Mr.. Louis j. Rockford OF New
York. spent yesterday with friends at
washington. Lieut.. Rockford, who is
In the Aviation Corps. is stationed at
the navy yard at Philadelphia.
The monthly meeting of the artillery
branch OF the Army Emergency Com
mittee will meet Thursday afternoon
at o'clock at Mrs. Junius MacMurrav.a
residence. 222S Massachusetts, avenue.
Guests at Doughoregan Manor.
Lieut.. Theodore Marburg, 1r.. OF the
Royal British Flying Corps, and MIRA,
MarDurg were the week end guests Of
Mrs. Charles Bancroft Carroll at
|Doughoregan Manor. having come down
Tor the Maryland hunt cup race ON
Saturday. Lieut.. Marburg, who has
charge Of the recruiting in the east
for the aviation section, has taken an
apartment in New York.
The Medical branch, Army Emergency
committee, urgently needs assistance
in the making Of surgical dressings for
an emergency call. Wives Of Army and
Navy officers. their friends and any Of
the branches of the Army Emergency
committee are most earnestly urged to
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Thousands of families of poorer Sec
tons OF Chicago went without bread
Sunday because Of a strike Of 400
bakery workers
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-05-03

GNH 8NGtaAh&A
Eye troubles mean
sehool troubles Toe
kuwa "a wfwtm
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-05-03

Fred Lintz and wife came in from
Eden. Idaho. last Monday morning.
being called here by the death Of
Mrs. Lintz's father. E. v. Bucher.
Cali and sec our line OF all silk
dresses for ladies; they are nifty and
prices are reasonable.-Tho Fair
Store. Sam L. Lewis.
D. w. Garrett of the Modern
Drug company left last Sunday for
Waco. Texas, in response to a tele-
gram saying that his father was not
expected to live.
n Little boys waists, ages s TO IL
years. IS cents at Jones' robson Co.
Charlie Robson came in from
Emmett last Sunday. being called
here by the illness Of his wife, who
is at the Lynn hospital, and who un-
dewent IN operation yesterday.
A special program viii be given
at the First ward meeting house
next Sunday evening at o'clock
under the auspices of the Mutual
association.
Tomorrow night at the opers
house will be seen Lauant. the mar
of many mysteries. This is the las
number of the high school lyceuu
course.
Mems dress shirts. special while
they last. 95 cents at Jones-RobisoI
Co.
D. r. Chugg and family left thi
week for Stafford. Arizona, wher
} they will remain for some time Il
hope Of benefiting Mrs. Chugg'
health. If the climate there prove
beneficial to her Dave says they wi
remain there permanently.
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Mrs. VIM. Pendrey and son. Low.
vent to Logan on Wednesday Of
last week 10 visit with her father.
VIM. Bulge and TO participate in
the celebration Of his goth birthday
on Wednesday. Nav 1.
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EUGENE LAURAHT.

For more than IL years the Great
Laurant has been a lyceum head
liner. The Society If Ans r.
MaRicians awarded him Q gold fnttis
for being the greatest magician
He has five assistants and gives d
program Of the latest wonders In
magic. large illusions. impersona.
tons and musical numbers. The
whole affair ID stayed and costumed
in very elaborate manner.
This Is the last number Of ths
high school lyceum course and vii
undoubtedly prove 20 be the htst
Ar the opera housss SATURDAY nie hf
/ May 4, beginning AZ $50 O'Clock
Regular prices.
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Mrs. VIM. Pendrey and son. Low,
vent to Logan on "Wednesday Of
last week 10 visit with her father.
VIM. Bulge and TO participate in
the celebration Of his 90th birthday
on Wednesday. May !.
| The operetta entitled The Drum
Major" was presented in . creditable
manner last Tuesday night by the
music department Of the high school.
The music Of the operetta is quite
pleasing, and the story IS in keeping
with the war spirit of today. The
dancing by little girls from Miss
Calakhan's room was exceptionally
good The accompaniment by the
pavilion orchestra added much TO
the entertainment.
| DR.. and Mrs. G. r. Ashley went
TO Logan last Saturday to attend
memorial seavices which were held
there Sunday. in honor Of Mrs Ash
ley's nephew, Jack Weston. who
died April III on . transport while
en- route to France Wednesday
morning DR.. Ashley received tel,-
tphone message from Logan stating
that Weston's body was placed
aboard 9 westbound ship and brot
back to the U. s.. and that ii would
arrive in Logan about next Sunday.
The farmers of the Geneva dist
rict northwest of here have organ
lied the Geneva Telephone Company
and will build a telephone line into
AMontpelier this season. Connections
will be made in the Montpelier can.
yOn with the Bell system. Bishop
Henry Teuscher Is manager for the
new company, with ATno Boehme
secretary. These gentlemen will
have charge Of the work to be push.
ed during the summer and 1t il
hoped TO have same ready for oper,
alton by fall CokeVille Register.
e Gem of the Mountain Circle,
: NeiRhbors of Woodcraft, at the
o meeting last Friday night decided t.
: divide the Circle into two teams TO
I the Thrift Stamp campaign. tn
e losing team 10 treat the winners a
n the close Of the contest Ii wa
also decided to buy q third Libert,
d Loan bond. Maleata Wilson wa
n initiated into the mysteries of tn
) Circle. Neighbor Bruce was electe,
y banker to I'LL the chair vacated b
J. Neighbor Sharp. The meeting Wa
! largely attended and q good tim
i was had by all present. All men
bers are requested to be present q
= the meeting on the second Frida
i. evening in May.
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FREE RIDE ON SHOW
PONIES FOR KIDDIES

Golden's Peerless Military Ponies
show almost human intelligence,
prancinR. dancing and waltzing. thru
their numerous difficult feats; years
Of patient training has finally de-
veloped this group of little beauties
into the finest troup of performers
in the country; they are certainly :
great delight to the Riddles In every
city visited by the hippodrome
shows; every child visiting the shows
will be allowed to ride one of the
ponies free of charge.
They will be in Montpelier Thurs
day. May 8. for two performances
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WALL PAPER Ar vINCENE-s.

" A4AG EAE - 81 Nast~ANA -
The public library has recently
received donations Of valuable books
from Mesdames R. w. Gee, Fred
cruikshank. J. N. Downing. NJ. J..
Davis and L. c. Norris.
DR.. and Mrs. George Smith went
10 Rexburg Tuesday TO attend the
funeral Of Mrs. Smiths brother. T..
NJ. Winters. who died there last
Sunday night. DR.. Smith will re-
turn next Sunday.
Mr.. Fred Sommers and Miss Vida
Murphy. both Of this city. were unit
ed in marriage in Paris on April H.
The young couple expect 70 buy and
make their home in Montpelier.
Their friends wish them much hap
piness and prosperity in their wed
ded life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Burke return
ed last Friday from Gothenburg.
Neb.. where they were called three
weeks ago by the death OF a relative
They were accompanied bS Mrs.
Burke's sister. Mrs. VIM. Hespen Of
Three Forks, Mont, who visited
here for day.
Some Of the pupils Of Prof. J. B,
Tueller will give pianoforte recital
at the opera house Saturday after
noon. May 4. beginning at 8 o'clock.
Admission only ten cents. Being
short of help the Examiner Office
was unable to supply Mr.. TGelleI
with programs for the recital.
Another Montpelier boy is advanc
ing in the ranks Of the army. Ray
mond Reese, who spent some months
at the officers training school a
Fl. Sill, Oklahoma. now holds tn
commission Of second lieutenant
Raymond sailed for France abOu
the 18th of April.
Mrs. L. F. HerrOd, who spent tn
winter here, went to Salt Lake Tues
day morning, where she expects I
remain for several months. Fo
the last month or more Mrs. Hero
has been acting as reporter for tn
local Red Cross chapter. in whic
capacity she has done good work.
George Murphy and family m
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sommers took
I the big sheep nerder's dance at p
gram last Saturday night. The
!, report having had delightful tins
A large crowd was in attendant,
: Refreshments were served at miC
n night.
d Ralph Hampton came up frOr
o Green River Monday after Mr.
/ Hampton and little son. who ha'
been visiting here for the ga
: month: They returned to Ores
: River Monday afternoon. They e:
pect to leave in q few days on a m
i tor trip through California.
Last week at the meeting Of Il
war camp county recreation COZ
mittee it was voted to turn d
" money collected, $lO6.95, over
the local Red Cross chapter. tt
ladies who collected this money we
Mesdames Cherry, Wells and n
le Schmitt.
10 a train load Of signal corps m
went through here Wednesday NOR
lie ing, en- route east. As one Of I
re men said, I'VE don't know whe
in we came from nor where we 9
e going, but we know that we are
es the way, and the sooner we get
III crack at those pesky Huns the bet'
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i Aaa been rumored that I have
10 blind. Although ] have suffered
- pain while using my eyes In
Ae Sunshine. my vision has NEVER
8ean impaired and offer el0o % any
ne who can read smaller print than
Diseased and weak Kidneys, Llv-
ST mach and Appendix treated.
DIR HOTTENDORR.
Paris. Idaho
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puBllc LIBRARY RULES

Books are loaned for two weeks.
taicaa otherwise specified. \ pen
lily of two cents > day ls charged
n books Kept over time. Parents
re held responsible for books taken
~ their children.
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Local News
Montpelier. Friday. May ,. 1913

Public typewritting, phone IS.
A new daughter arrived at the
home of Bert Bateman of Bern, last
Monday.
A daughter registered at the
home or Leroy Findlay of Lanark,
last Wednesday.
Miss Nettie Pearce returned last
week from her two years labors in
the Southern missionary field.
John Black, agent for the Singer
sewing machine, carries o full line Of
extras and supplies: also does repair
ing; phone 1881.
Mrs. Charlie Hoff returned last
week from four months visit at
Pocatello and different points in
Utah.
A nice line of bicycles and bicycle
sundries at eastern prices at the
Nielsen Furniture Co.
People "over here" can get the
songs the boys are singing lover
there" at the Nielsen music store
Mrs and Mrs. w. C. Davis re
moved to Bancroft the first of the
week, where they will make theil
future home.
Mems summer weight underwear
Sl.OO a suit at Jones-Robison Co.
H. A. Datesman was called t
Council Bluffs. Iowa. last Satnrda.
by a telegram announcing the dealt
of his father.
H. B. Whitman and son Russell
went to Salt Lake yesterday. wher
the latter will undergo an operatio
at the L. D. S. hospital.
George D. Murphy returned fe'
days ago from 3 two weeks visit i
Salt Lake. He was accompanied b
his wife and family; who spent II
winter there.
We have just received half c.
load of the very newest things
the furniture line. Come ana >
these beautiful new goods. -Nielse
Furniture Co.
beautiful line OF ladies ne
spring suits just received 1T the Fa
store, Sam L. Lewis. Cali ana
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Kssaler motor
up from Ogden last Saturday a
visited over Sunday at the home
Mrs. Kessler's brother. john
Perkins.
Words cannot express how mu
| appreciate the kindness OF I
~ Montpelier people shown my moth
y and myself during her illness .
after her death. White
An excellent bargain in new :
tdence. See the Bear River Val
Land q AbatFaet Co
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-uuua UuR
81 ER -

I have plenty of server pipe and am
repaired to put In sewer connections
Il reasonable pwaoe@.-EsOo Aag.
hone D.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-05-03

aay your garden seeds early; We
have ; good assortment Of d. u. Fer
ry.a seeaa.-H. .. whitman.
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Right giaasse make study . pleasure.
In Montpelier April te. -. ~. -
In Montpolier May 80. ~. ~. - ana
3G: once IN OOodmsu q chVtmtmAn's
lewelFy store; ~ the atueki home In
Paris May -.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-05-03

A daughter registered at the
home or Leroy Findlay Of Lanark.
last Wednesday.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-05-03

Miss Nettie Pearce returned last
week from her two years labors in
the Southern missionary field.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-22
IrnnL HIIIIngsIrn IIcnrd From.

Frank Billlngslca, who has been At
the officers training scho". N A..
Iuti Georgia, has wired his la0'h"r
that he rNsp"cis TO I"ty" Atlanta
Monday and viii arrive IN Tulsa
about "Wednesday This viii certain.
~ Ice welcome news 10 MIR JdllinRs-
l"a's many friends IA tn" mli.con-
tiurnt field, who have all adm red
hlg having responded to the call of
duty without an effort to prevent ms
service, and this I'm the fac" ur the
fact that ne was doing lot Of dril-
ling ana could easily hay" been "N-
cuscd on the ground Of industrial oA-
emptiOn.
What's the matter with having a
blow out at the Petroleum club when
Tho hnyA COmn homo
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ing camp and same company aud ar"
both lik"ly to be released from fnr-
ther service Monday next MI.
Bryan. 1t Will be remembered, hnh
himself transferred from GIhss q"
class IA after the death Of his wifr,
and MIR. Talbot went To Denver
where he was drafted Boih later
on nude application for hdmillhu'n q
to tho officers training school ana
by chance were assigned 10 me same
company at Camp McAfihGr
II was very pleasant sdrpr j."
and both ar" expected hhrk IN Tu'sl
shortly They viii rcc"i'" IA royal
welcome from the Petroleum c'uO
bunCh.