Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-09-06

Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Tingey OF Way
IN, brought their nine-year-old son to
the Montpelier hospital Wednesday
for surgical treatment. The little
fellow broke a leg a month ago and
he broken bones were not set proper
~.
Miss Jean Jones went to Salt Lake
last Friday to attend the L. d. s.
university. She will take a course in
bookkeeing and shorthand. Her
sister, Miss Ruth. will go 70 Salt Lake
later 10 attend the state university
of Utah.
Seymour Hon OF Georgetown. who
mas been home on a fifteen day fur
Tough. returned today to Nemak.
Wash. The Misses Clara Hoa and
Gwendolyn Bacon entertained at the
home OF the latter Tuesday evening
in honor OF Seymour.
v. G. Culver OF Salt Lake, was
shaking hands with old Montpelier
friends last Saturday. He says the
Mercantile Motor CO.. OF which he Is
secretary and treasurer, il doing a
splendid business and the success OF
he enterprise Is assured.
], A. Hendricks returned last Sat
arday from Portland, where he had
been for three weeks ON business. He
reports great activity on the coast in
verifying pertaining to war, but
here Is very little construction or
business blocks in Portland.
r. l.. Cruikshank motored up from
ialt Lake last Friday and returned
sunday with his wife and children.
who will spend the winter there with
him. Mr.. Cruikshank In now con-
lected with the Mercantile Motor Co.,
which recently opened FOR business In
he Utah capital.
At the session OF the M. Il. CON
erence, which closed at Idaho Falls
asst MondOay night. Rev. Israel Put
IAN was assigned to Shelley for the
coming year Mr.. Putnam was ct
Shelley for sometime during his alb
,ence In July and August ON his va
cation.
The annual convention of the
Young Mems and Young Ladies' Mn-
.ual Improvement associations Of the
Montpelier stake will be held al the
city hall Sunday. Sept. s. The first
session will be held at 10 o'clock q.
m. Members from the general board
viii be present from Salt Lake.
First Trick Dispatcher ], d. Rayie
and wife left last Tuesday for a
months visit In the east. They went
direct to Philadelphia to remain .
week or more with their daughter
and will then take in the sights al
Washington, New York and other
points OF interest. Jas. MenEis OF Po-
catello, will hold down the first trick
during Mr.. Rayle's absence.
| A little soldier was born to Mr.
and Mrs. 0ren Jensen at St. Joseph Z
hospital in Vancouver, WASH. on
Aug. 30. Mrs. Jensen was formerly
Miss Elma Zumbrunnen. In the let.
ter announcing the arrival OF the
young man, Oren states that he Ia do
ing his share in the output OF spruce
which will soon be the thing thai
will put Kaiser Bill In his grave.
He laso adds that brigade from hi
division will soon leave Vancouver
for France.
A San Pedro (Cal.,) paper has tbs
following notice which will be o
interest to Montpelier people: MIR
and Mrs. McLennan OF 257 eth st
gave a birthday party Tuesday Of
ternoon In honor OF Mrs. McLennan''
mother, Mrs. William Morgan, sr.
of Cokeville, Wyo., who In visitini
her for the summer. II was the an
niversary of her seventy-third birth
day A pleasant social time was en-
joyed and delightful refreshmenti
were served to the guests, who were
Mrs. E. r. Brouse. Mrs. H. p. Han
sen, Mrs. r. II. Beaton, Mrs. e. Farm
err Mrs. Duncan McLennnn. Mrs. =
Cough and daughter Leila OF Lon
Beach, and the honoree." Mrs. Nor
dan lie a sister of Mrs. Ansell OF thi
city and went to San Pedro in tn
hope OF being restored to health.
The Examiner received a car
this morning announcing that Charli
Locher had arrived safely overseas.