Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-08-30

mr.. and Mrs. y. w. Haskann return
ed yesterday from Lava Hot Springs.
where they hav been for the past
fthraa months. Wftks sAys tnMT he
has sure got all OF the rheumatism
boiled out OF him They win leave
Sunday for q several weeks outing in
the vicinity OF cokeville.
Miss Hazel Hammond OF Mamma.
was called last week to so to France,
where she will serve as telephone OPP
orator. Hazel is the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charlie Hammond, who were
among the pioneer citizens of Mont
pelier. She has been In the service
Of the Moutain States Telephone Co.
for number OF years.
I Mrs. VIM. MeCammon Of George
town. informs Us that abe received q
letter this week from her brother, A.
w. Latham. who Ia stationed at Van
cOuver. Wash. I'm which he tells OF
what the u. 8. In doing In that camp
] He says they saw from 100000 to
] 100000 feet OF lumber every day for
the manufacture OF air planes, and
only the best part OF trees 10 used,
which ia about ten per cent.
Jack wedef and family returned
Sunday evening from an auto trip to
Salt Lake. They returned by way of
Malad to visit with Mrs. wedel's sIs-
ter. Jack says that he did not zee
any wheat in Malad valley or In Utah
that looks as good as the Bear Lake
product. Miss Gladys will return to
Salt Lake net Monday to take a
course in short hand and bookkeep-
ing at Henntger's business college
Hon. Frank Cooling was in the
city few hours yesterday looking
after his political interests. Mr.. Good
ing, who is candidate for the short
term senatorship on the republican
ticket. feels confident that he win be
nominated ut the primary election 60
I be held next Tuesday. We believe
that Bear Lake county favors Mr..
Gooding and will give him a good
vote.
\ The dance given by the Swiss peo-
! pie last Friday night for the benefit
OF the Red Cross. was largely attend
ed, there being a good representa-
| ton from every section OF the county.
4 Fred TruBsel, with a drum, paraded
the streets OF Montpelier and remind
ed people that the dance was on at the
pavilion. Some of the o1d-time dane
es were enjoyed. az well as the new
tangled ones" AS a result OF the
dance the Red Cross treasury was
enriched to the amount OF about
$3.50.
Mrs. r. N. Regner went to Salt
Lake last week to take the examina-
ton as telegraph operator and sue
Icessfully passed the requirements or
the board OF examiners. Mr.. Regner.
who is ticket agent and operator here.
is scheduled for overseas duty with
Uncle Sans lighting men and Mrs.
Regner, being the patriot that she ia.
will take the place OF her husband.
though at another station, perhaps
Pegram. Montpelier will lose and
miss these estimable people regret
tingly.
Mrs. b. WohIwend and her dauRh-
ter, Miss Mollie, who have -been the
guests at the DIR. Enfield home since
June 18th, being mother and sister
OF Mrs. Enfield. left last Saturday via
Ogden. Miss Wohlwend accompany
'ng the mother that far enroute for
Monroe, Wis, the old home, return.
ing to Montpelier last Tuesday to be
ready to take up her work as one OF
the two instructors In the schools oil
Ovid for the ensuing year. while Mrs
Wohiwend continued the journey
homeward. During their stay here
they formed the acquaintance OF 9
large number of our people who will
wish that each summer season will
bring them back to escape the heal
of the east and 10 enjoy the summer
pleasure OF coll Idaho. Mise Wohl.
Wend Is an Accomplished fAaehar and