Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-05-09

The Call Hardware Co.. located q
the old Studebaker building. carrie
a complete line OF Studebaker was
ions. harness. buggies. sheep-eamp
and whltetops.
Lawrence J. Ennis Of Paris, made
horseback trip over the mountain
Tuesday from Garden City to Logan
He has been appointed forest serVic
ranger at Richmond. Utah.
The Klean Kwick washing ma
chine. with the vacuum rotary. ha
lproven it's superiority for economy o
Electricity and preservation o
Furniture Co.. the old reliable.
Mothers Day will be observed Sun
day in all the wards Of the stake
special program has been prepared
for the Second ward and all mother
md soldiers are invited TO attend.
Mrs. ]. A. Leishman and Mrs
Clara Young OF Logan. arrived Tues
lay for a weeks visit with Mes
Leishman's daughter. Mrs. Car
Spongberg.
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Jones and Mr.
Thomas Curry leave today fol-
Columbus. Ohio, where they will at.
| end the annual convention OF the
brotherhood OF Railway Trainmen
md the Ladies' Auxiliary.
Late song hits at the Thor C. Mel
'en Music Store. Ask to hear them.
Mrs. Arthur Burke was operated
on for appendicitis at st. Anthony's
hospital in Pocatello last Friday. DR..
Guyon accompanied Mrs. Burke and
reports that she 10 getting along
nicely.
Mrs. Anna Maude Meyers and Earl
West were married In Kemmerer last
Thursday. Mrs. Myers formerly own
ID the Myers confectionery store here
md Mr.. West In freight conductor
IN the second division.
DIR. A. l.. Chiffon Of the Pocate.lo
Optical Co will DO at Goodman r.
Christman's jewelry store May 10,
In Paris May 28 from 10 .. m. 60 3
p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nose Lewis returned
Wednesday from a six weeks So
joufn In Southern California. Mrs
Lewis stopped OF at Pocatello for q
visit >Mose~ VIII remain fUr~a time
lo0King after business affairs.
TOD" Toomer left Wednesday for
Akron, Ohio. where he will study
vulcanizing at the Goodyear Rpbhep
Cos plant for a month When he
TgturKg 0rU0 x Toomer will open
an up-to-date vulcanizing establish
ment.
Misses Charlotte and Adeline Kunz,
daughters of Christian Kunz of Bern,
who have been nurses at Camp Ira
Wis, San Antonio, Texas. since Octo-
her, are now taking a three months
course in public health work In Chi
cago.
All classes of plumbing and sewer
connections made; prices reasonable
and all work guaranteed. WIN. Pen
derry. phone IL.
Buy your groceries at our grocery
department. We are making low
prices on all our groceries. Call
and get the lowest prices in Mont
'peiier. THIS 10 no blur. Come And
see for yourself,-H. b. Whitman
grocery department.
Mr. and Mrs. r. L. Robson re-
armed last Sunday from four
months sojourn at Long Beach. Cal
Bert says that while they enjoyed
the winter there very much, they
we're glad to get back to Bear Lake
and again breathe the -invfgoratlng
air.
Cy Crane arrived Monday and is
now on his farm at Bennington
again. Cy has been in Utah since re-
ceiving his discharge from the ar
my. He was member of Co. 4.
18th infantry and was two days out
at sea on the transport Pocahontas
but-the vessel was ordered back.
G. Morrall. expert piano tuner and
organ repairer. 10 prepared to go any
place in the county; rs years expert
ence; all work absolutely guaran-
teed and prices reasonable; leave or
ders at the home of Roy George.
phone 173.
A Mothers Day program was given
at the meeting OF the Gem OF the
Mountain Club yesterday when Mrs
A. @. Hunter and Mrs Frank Rich
ards acted as hostesses. Esther Bren-
nan sang two delightful Irish songs,
and Mrs. Clarence Anderson fa~ored
with two solos. and readings were
given by Mrs. H. II. King. Mrs. Joe
Bagley. Mrs. A. q. Hunter and Mrs.
o. H. Groo. The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year =
Mrs. John Beckwith, vice
president. Mrs. Frank Richards; Sec
rotary. Mrs Joe Bagley: treasurer.
Mrs. H. H, King.