Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-01-31


an auto paint shop in the building
adjoining the Examiner ONCE. They
will repaint and varnish old cars and
make them look as good as new. All
work guaranteed.
We are making picture frames at
reasonable prices.-Nielsen Furni-
ture Co.
Manager II. NJ Moore OF Ritter
Bros. Drug Co. left yesterday after
noon for a months visit In the east
! He will stop first at Iowa City, Iowa,
to see his mother and will then go ON
to Chicago and Indianapolis.
The Montpelier second hand store
buys. trades. sells and repairs fuTni-
ture.
John Matts0n writea us that the flu
struck St. Charles hard last week,
at one time. Mr.. Mattson and his
entire family were down with It at
the same time, but by good nursing
he says they are all now out OF dan
ger.
Y Special sale on laces, esnbroideFies
1 and white goods, commencing Feb. 4.
CAN and sec these special OlTerings.--
H. b. Whitman.
Mel Jonley arrived home on Thurs
kday night Of last week. having been
1 mustered out OF the 145th fielh artil-
lery at Logan. Mel went from here
to Camp Lewis, and from there he
was sent 10 Camp Kearney with sew
eral other Idaho boys to help NIL mp
1.-THE Utah haGteFy. ~-%v-----------=------
For rent, electric vacuum carpet
cleaner, rs cents an hour; Nielsen
Furniture Co.
Mrs. David Minson died from In
fiuenxa at her home In Paris last
Monday. She Ia survived by her hus-
band and four small children. the
oldest being only eight years Of age.
Short funeral services were held 81
the Paris cemetery Tuesday after
moon.
Wheat Il wheat-it IL also money
williams & Hess paid q DIngle far
mer the snug sum OF $500 \ bushel
last Tuesday for q quantity Of that
serial, and even at the price consider
they snapped up q bargain. The day
before this same farmer sold to Kun1
Bros. several head Of two-year-oid
cattle for the magnificent sum 81
'I$1.750.
Mr. and Mrs. Nose Lewis returned
Tuesday from Salt Lake. Both have
Recovered from the influenza, which
they they had while there. but Mr.
Lewis is still bothered with rheuma
tam in his hip and In hardly able &
Ieet around Mrs. Gillian, who wal
called TO Salt Lake 70 nurse MIR. Lew
lie. returned with them.
Mrs. Mary Scarlet left last Monda,
for Riverside. Cal, where she will re
main for several months in the hops
,of obtaining relief from bronchia
trouble in the lower altitude anS
warmer climate. At Soda Springs 81
was Joined by Mr. and Mrs. G. II
WeExel. who viii also spend severa
months ut Riverside.
Horaee J. GeFtSch, the lS-year-oli
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Gertsch O
sharon. died In this city last Sunday
Fhe young man was operated on las
Friday for appendicitis. but as pero
limits had set In before the operatio
. was performed. the physicians real
lied that there was but little hope O
> saving his life. The remains wer
3 taken to Sharon Monday afternoo
for burial, the funeral services bein
held Tuesday.
Harry MeBkimen arrived Ii the cit
J last Saturday from Camp Meads
Nd. where he was mustered Ont {
4 Iservice. and h@s taken his old pos
) Ition with Ritter Bros. Drug CO. Hal
Try went 10 Moscow hasa 5uns Tor sd
4 clal instruction and was assigned /
; the signal corps. After three month
, at MOSCOW. he was sent TO FIT Lea
\ enworth and from there to Cam
4 Meade, where he was awaiting o.
: ders 20 60 overseas. when the aFmi
tties vas signea.