Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-07-25

Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Clark left on
Thursday OF last week for an auto
trip through the Yellowstone park.
Mrs. Hughes received a telegram
last Friday from Fred saying that
he had arrived safely in New York
and expected to be mustered out in
time to reach Montpelier by the LIST
of August.
Mr.. and Mrs. E V. Brookshire
returned last Sunday from ASIDE
VILE. n. c., where they were called
last Maych by the illness OF Mr..
Brookshire's mother. She died on
June IS, after an illness of more
than five months.
Pioneer Day was quietly Observed
| N Montpelier yesterday. All OF the
busines houses were closed most OF
the day and people sought amuse-
ment at different places. There was
lnothing doing of any Importance at
hny of the settlements in the county.
have the material and am pre-
| Jared to make all kinds of sewer
connections; work guaranteed and
prices reasonable.-Robert Raw.
The annual Sunday school con-
,ention of the Bear Lake and Mont
pelier stakes will be held in Mont
pelier on Sunday. Aug. 10. All Of
ficers and teachers in both stakes
and many others will attend the con-
vention.
The performance given by Uncle
lSammy's minstrels at the opera house
last Wednesday night was enjoyed by
a large audience. Several members
of the, company displayed very good
musical talent and their selections
we're received with hearty applause.
Rev. Barton of Boise, will preach
It the Presbyterian church next
sunday morning and evening at the
usual hours. All members of the
church are requested TO be present
as some business matters are to be
considered.
We take pleasure In showing buy
ers the difference in furniture and
assist them in choosing the best
quality for the money invested. Use
our rest room and try out some of
our furniture comforts.-Nielsen
Furniture Co., the old reliable.
j. c. Nielsen came up from Salt
Lake the first of the week to re-
main for a month or more. He
says that the weather in Zion has
been numerically hot and he is 60
ing to stay here until he gets thor
. oughly cooled off.
, A daughter arrived at the home
) Of Albert Price of Geneva last Sat
I marked the stork's ninth visit at the
1 IA oYfl
grandchild for Grandpa A. W
( Boehme.
4 New Books out-''The Vitality Of
!. Mormonism," by DIR. Jas. K. Tai
i mage, and Gospel Doctrine" b,
: President Joseph +. Smith; $1.6t
each; order from c. w. Bartschi
: Nounan.
Jack A. Upper, a former Mont
pelier boy, and Miss Coda Sayei
A OF Rigby, were united in marriage
[ at the Upper home in Pocatello OF
: Thursday, July II. Jack recent!
3 returned from years service over
!. seas, and is now an employe of th'
Idaho Power Co.. at Pocatello.
t Saturday evening at the home o
N DR.. and Mrs. H. II. King a YER!
y pleasant and informal social wa
;. held. The Gem of the Mountain
Il Club was the host. A number o
guests enjoyed music, dancing AM
b Refreshments which we're served b,
: the Junior MEMBERS OF the Club
q 1.-The proceeds of the social will g
Toward a fund being raised to bull
a a drinking fountain for the city.
y M. G. Phelps and family OF Mesa
q Arizona. spent last Sunday visitin
II with his cousins, the Phelps boys G
Is this city. Mr.. Phelps was born |
Bear Lake county, but went to AT
ELI iona In 1878, and this was his firt
,fll visit here since leaving. He an
IN his family are on an extended aut
e. trip. They left Monday for a tou
Irl of the Yellowstone park and froi
there will motor to Seattle and Por
,cl land, down through California
~ San Diego and then home. -~-~
&c Free Clifton and family arrive
= last Monday from Magrath, Alberti
e Canada, for a manth's visit with Bea
tLake friends and relatives. 1t is the
IA fret visit here since they went