Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-03-08


from Camp Lewis this morning Tor d
short visit. He has been At the Camp
since November.
The High school play. "Ali Of d
sudden Peggie." will be staged at the
lpera house Tuesday night. March
9Th. The students have been prac-
icing nov for weeks and are pre-
,ared to give the community SOME
hing good. Don I fail to see THE.
Mrs. Hila Brookshire and Mrs.
Wilma Ecklon returned last Sunday
rom Salt Lake. where the former
,aad been in . hospital for ave weeks,
having undergone q serious operation
fpr a growth on her neck. She -
still quite weak from the effects Of
the operation and viii not be able 60
resume her duties In the telephone
exchange for several weeks.
Remember the Band Dance.
Arnold 2umbrunnen came ih
rom Kemmerer last Monday TO take
the physical examination required
under the draft. Arnold has been
working for the Kemmerer Coal CO.
for some time. receiving and In
specting timber. He reports THAI
he snow in the Hams Fork tAhber
district il now six feet deep ON IT,
evel and about the same on the west
slope OF the Smith Fork region.
Miss Marie Mulica Of PocatellO.
vas a Montpelier visitor last Sunday.
Montpelier Circle. Neighbora Of
Woodcragt. will hold q bazaar ip the
old postofice room on Saturday,
March is. They viii have on sale
ladies' house dresses and aprons,
children's dresses and many useful
household articles Refreshments
will be served during the afternoon
and evening.
At the parents department Of the
Second ward Sunday school next Sur
day morning At 1880 the subject o.
Lesson One will be Being Well
Born" The question will be dim
cussed under the following headings:
Guiding the mating instinct; marry
ing within the church; protecting
the community from the bad effects
of in-breeding. A cordial invitation
is extended to the public.
Remember the Band Dance.
The Gray News company will
shortly open a news and fruit stand
in the Montpelier depot. All OF tte
leading magazines and many OF this
daily papers will be kept on sale, a.
we'll as fresh fruit. This company
conducts news stands in all OF thV
principal cities along the Union r.
cifc system, and since the new
butchers" have been taken OF TIL
passenger trains. the number p
news stands has been greatly in
creased.
The Oregon Short Line has aaont
ed d new plan In providing for eatsAl
places for employees. and for . fev
weeks past has been issuing > regn
lar IS coupon book 10 Its employees
who get stranded on the road AM
have to eat. The book IL charges
against those securing the same alaI
held out OF the pay checks ut th
lend OF the month. Each book con
tains 100 five cent checks which ar
good for the purchase Of meals =
|, any hotel or restaurant in the town
enumerated ON the back OF the bool
-Kemmerer Camera.
Il Mrs. Meal Knutti returned laa
Monday from q pleasant visit vt
friends at Salt Lake ana Ogd4E
While In Ogden Mrs. 3. Giichrii
, and Mrs. o. r. yogei entertained
: her honor. The Ogden Standard
j last Saturday says: Mrs. O. +. Y
. gel was hostess 70 q number {
! friends last Tuesday evening Il u
D home, 1856 Lincoln avenue. Mr
D Meal Knntfi being the honor snea
i Mrs. Knutti il > resident Of Montue
!. Ter. Idaho, and has been in Ogde
: visiting Mrs. vogeI. The CUES
: played games Of 500 during the sveI
I ing and enjoyed delicious .refreR
ments served by the hostess"