Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-04-25

Mrs. @. Spongberg OF Pocatello.
came in Wednesday to visit with her
SON Lawrence, who has just returned
from service overseas. He returned
to Pocatello with his mother yester-
day.
Some Of the more enterprising cit
liens have begun the cleaning up of
their respective premises without
the action of the incoming city ad-
ministration issuing an order COM
peiling them to get -hnsx-
John upper passed through Mont
pelier Sunday on his way to Pocatel-
10 for SO-day furlough with his par
ents. John was wounded In one of
Fhe big marine drives and IL now in
Hapiciated with stiff knee joint.
Mrs. s. B. Staley and Mrs. Joe
Toner received word Wednesday that
their brother. Norman Allen. and his
wife. of Wellsville. Utah. were both
very low with spotted fever. caused
from woodtick bites.
/ Sonoras in four sizes and prices
from 800 to $3.50, any one of which
plays any make OF disc records with
out extra attachment The Sonora
was the winner OF the worlds highest
rating for tone Quality.-Nielsen Fur
niture Co.
The "Floridan" arrived at New
York from st. Nsxaire. France. April
IA. carrying Lee Birtwistle of Mont
pelier. William Sorenson OF Ovid, and
Edwin II. Shepherd of Paris. The
boys were sent to Camp Mills to be
mustered out.
We are showing an exceptionally
nice line OF ladies' waists in all col
ors; also ladies' and children's dress-
es and aprons.-H. b. Whitman.
Orlando N. Kunz of Bern, Hdqs.
Co. 362nd infantry, and John Lougee
of Liberty, Co. b 361st infantry.
have just arrived at New York on the
transport Edward Luckenbach."
Seward Davis 10 pharmacist mate
on that transport.
According to letters received from
the Battery b boys. Jess Orchard liz
in the hospital at Naurot, Germany,
with pneumonia, and Roy Jones is al
so In the hospital suffering from an
infected arm, the result OF vaccina-
ton for typhoid fever.
The ladies of the Methodist Aid So
ctety wish to thank all of those who
by their generous donations and help.
made 1t possible for their dinner to
be the success 1t was The ladies
wish to especially thank MIR. Strong
for his kindness in donating the use
of his building.
Jesse James returned last Tuesday
from Pocatello where he had. been In
a hospital for two weeks for treat
ment OF a troublesome ear. He ex-
poets to enter the forest reserve work
in few days to remain during the
summer rounding up" something
no knows not what just yet.
Last week. Chris Olson sold his
Novene ranch, which he purchased
from John Miles three years ago.
Johnson Bros. of Nounan, bought 100
acres, and the balance, $40 acres. was
purchased by Nephi Skinner. We did
not learn what the consideration
was, but understand that Chris clean
ed up several thousand dollars ON the
deal.
DR.. J. g. Venter arrived home last
Sunday after years service with
the medical corps OF the army supply
base at Norfolk. Va. DOC" Is look
iuB Alho tue army dRTeeu Win MIN,
but hit for Montpelier the minute he
received his discharge. He is unde-
cided as yet concerning his plans for
the future. but may reopen his Offices
here in the near future.
If you are paying for Liberty
bonds or for some other reason you
are not particularly flush at the pres
emit time, do not let that fact prevent
you from owning a New Edison or a
Puritan photograph. Don't hesitate.
Come to US and tell us what terms
will be convenient for you.-Thor c.
Nielsen Music Store.
There is now music OF the highest
order I'm the home of Bishop Evans
of Raymond. The $285.0O Edison
photograph which so delighted opera
house goers and the large number of
people who partooA OF the chicken
dinner on Wednesday OF last week
served by the ladies OF the Methodist
church, was purchased of the Nielsen
Music store last week by the bishop.
Mrs. James Laughter has received
word. that her son, James, who en-
listed In the navy three years ago 10
now a chief boatswain's mate on the
transport Ohioan and has Just COM
pleted his twenty-third trip across
the Atlantic. He writes that he re-
Gently met Marvin Hofdau who Ia