Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-05-16

Mrs. Mary Scarlet will arrive TO.
morrow from a four months trip In
Southern California.
DIR. r. II. Munson, late Of Logan
has opened dental parlors over the
Bank OF Montpelier.
Prof. Roy Welker OF Fielding acad.
envy. will speak at the First ward
meeting next Sunday evening at {
O'Clock
Ogden on Tuesday to j. c. Mash OF
Wilson, Utah, and Miss Louise Hop.
pert of OVID.
The Senior and Junior classes OF
the high school went around the lake
yesterday. stopping at Fish Haven
and the hot springs for lunches
c. L. Wright returned Tuesday
from short trip to Idaho Falls and
Ogden. At the latter place he had the
pleasure of getting his first squirt a,
an air plane.
Miss Lyma Beutler OF Sharon, re-
turned to Salt Lake last Saturday "a
cesume her duties as nurse in the L.
D. s. hospital, after a two month 4
vacation.
Mrs. j. M. George has received
word that her son, Lockwood, landed
at New York Wednesday. George
served nine months overseas with
Hospital corps No. 96.
H. T. Rising. formerly station
agent for the Short Line at Pegram,
arrived in New York last week from
service In France, according to word
\received here yesterday.
NSeveral cars OF Montpelier young
people attended the opening dance at
Stocks pavilion at Fish Haven last
Friday evening. Music was furnished
by the U. p. jazz orchestra.
All classes OF plumbing and sewer
connections made; prices reasonable
and all work guaranteed.-Wm. Pen
derry, phone IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. <. Wheelan Of Po-
catello, visited the first of the week
with Mrs. 8. B. Staley. Mr.. Wheelan
has been with the Short Line Victory
loan team on the Idaho division.
Yesterdays Salt Lake Tribune an
nounces the sailing OF the 401st tel
egraph battalion, OF which Fay Bark
dull is a member. The unit 10 ex-
pected to land in New York May 20.
Keith Snyder. uncle of Alan Rich
ards, died last week In Blackfoot.
Mr.. Snyder was native of Cokeville
and an employee OF the civil service
in Blackfoot at the time OF his death.
The stake tabernacle choir will
give a concert and musicale at the
tabernacle on Tuesday. May 81. for
the benefit of the tabernacle building
fund. Prof j. b. Tueller will con-
duct the recital.
Goats milk is credited by scien-
lists with being the nearest approach
to mothers milk and Ia therefore an
Ideal substitute. We sell Wideman's
evaporated Goats Milk--the best
Ritter Bros. Drug Co.
J. P. Beck OF Lanark. returned
Tuesday from Logan, where he had
accompanied Bishop Fred Passey,
who went to the Bulge hospital for
treatment. II is probable the Bishop
will have to undergo an operation.
Charles Kelsey of Soda Springs,
who was returning home from over
seas. stopped of last Saturday with
his brother, Easton. for a few days.
Charles was a member of Co. F. am
munition train OF the 91st division.
DIR. A. l.. Chiffon of the PocatellO
Optical Co will be at Goodman q
Christman's jewelry store May 40,
20, "a, ~ and "a; at the Stuck homo
In Paris May 23 from 40 a. m. to Q
p. m.
Charlie King was up from Cokeville
the first of the week experimenting
the construction OF a concrete vault
in the city cemetery for his son. who
died last year. The body was dist
TERED and placed in the vault last
Sunday.
The Montpelier Farm Loan associa-
ton will meet at the city hall Satur-
day afternoon, May II, at o'clock.
All who wish to become charter mem
bers of the association are requested
to attend this meeting. The govern
ment appraiser will be In this county
In few weeks.
Boyd Miller, son OF John Miller of
Pegram, returned home yesterday
for a thirty-day furlough from the
marines hospital at Quantico. Va.
Boyd served overseas with the Sixth
Marines a year. and was severely
wounded in the terrific fighting in the
Champagne sector on October 8,
1918. He has spent the past eight
months in several hospitals IN
France from machine gun wounds In
the abdomen and back. He VIII re-
turn to Quantico. Va. for discharge
after q visit here.