Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-02-15


the notice that Red Cross service
nags should be removed from ell
windows at once. This request refers
especially TO the Christmaa Drive
Red Gross posters. and not 90 the
service flags showing that members
lof = household have joined the colors
The entertainment In the Third
Ward meeting house on "Wednesday
evening under the auspices OF the
Third Ward NJ. I. A. as attended by
a large and enthusiastic audience. The
program was mostly devoted 10 mu-
sic and readings interpretive Of
Switzerland and her customs and
took many OF those present back 20
days spent In their native land.
On wednesday evening. February
l 18th. at 3 o'clock az the NJ. NJ. church.
Andrew Larsen OF Montpelier and
Mra. Karen Nielsen OF Fresno. Cali
fornia. were united In matrNmony by
Rev. Israel Putnam. The weddina
was a quiet, one. only q number OF the
personal friends OF the couple being
present. Mrs. Enc Cherry and MIR. r.
r. Mayes acted az witnesses.
A most delightful surprise party
was held on Miss Ethel Walton, which
was gotten up by Miss Edna Richards.
at the home of the former ON Thurs
day evening. Fourteen Young men
and ladies participated IN the event.
and the time was most pleasantly
spent with music and games. After
partaking Of delicious refreshments
the young people adjourned DO the pa
vilion and took in the Valentine
dance.
w. N. Eigle salesman tor the ]. |.
Case Threshlng Machine company.
was a business visitor In Montpelier
this week. Mr. Eigle stated that dur
ing the Salt Lake auto show, Febru-
AIRY 2Sth to March and. his company
would conduct a free courAc or in
structIon on the use Of farm tractors
and that rates Of a fare and q third
for the round trip had been arranged.
Woodruff Clark Of the Farmers So
eioty OF Equity will likely attend the
course and take In the show
Mr. q. A. Edwards and Miss Chris
tine johnson OF this city we're united
In marriage Ut Tacoma ON Fob. .. Mr..
Edwards was former Short Limo en-
pioye at this place. but was called for
military service last fall and went 10
Camp Lewis with others from this
county. He Ii now o sergeant in one
Of the companies AZ the camp. His
bride IL a we'll known young lady Of
this city. We understand she will re-
turn here In @ few days tp Fnmaln
until her husbands military duties
are ended.
Carl Spongberg has on display In
HIS window Bear Cat Racer" which
viii be given away to one OF hla
customers on May 18th. All custom.
ers will be given q numbered ticket
, with each 800 purchase. and on lhs
above date the machine will be glveT
TO the holder OF the lucky number
IN his advertisement In this issue Dir
9pongberg announces the contest. AMI
!. sets forth other news Of interest. m
little auto would delight the heart D
my boy or Girl in the city.
. The Gem of the Mountain CLUB ne
!. yesterday afternoon IT the home 0
= Mra. A. @. Hunter. and most de
ilghtful meeting was enjoyed In II
= study Of the works and life Of Ions
fellow. Mrs. Buck gave an exception
ally hne synopsis Of the life Of the Il
nous poet from the cradle To IN
rave. while THE Rainy Day Va
read by Mrs. J. A. Beckwith and III
sslslOr" and THE Old Clock on II
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pleasant and insII a....e . 80. -
sas greatly added 70 By the renderin
# two classical piano selections b
Mas Jean 0roo.