Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-02-14

Clarence Hess and family returned
last Sunday from Logan, where they
had been for several weeks. Thier
stay was prolonged owing to the fact
that Mr. and Mrs. Hess both had the
flu soon after arriving there
The snow has served to make the,
freight traffic between here and Star
valley quite noticeable AS many as
twenty-five sleds loaded with freight
have left hree on a single morning
destined for the valley.
Nose Lewis went to Logan Wednes-
day to look after his business inter-
ests there for a few days. He will
then go east to purchase big stock
of merchandise for his Logan and
Montpelier stores.
Our Sonora photograph plays all
kinds of records and plays them bet
ter than any other kind of a talking
machine. If in doubt step In and we
will demonstrate them for you, and
will be pleased to do so.-Nielsen
Furniture Co.
The address by Rev J. g. A. Mar
tin on Lincoln at the M. Il. church
last Sunday evening was listened to
audience. He will give a similar adj
dress ON Washington next Sunday
evening.
The dance at the pavilion last Mon
day night. the first one in little over
four months, was attended by at least
$50 couples and everybody had rat
thing good time. The regular Satur-
day night dances will begin tomor-
row night.
Regular meeting of the Women's
Benefit association of the Maecabees
Monday night, Feb. II. There is
much business of Importance to at
tend to and 1t Is earnestly desired
that every member be present.-Nel-
lie Stafford, Commander
Mrs. e. Burnett opened the dining
room of the Messerlie hotel to the
public last Monday and serves good
home cooking meals. Only a limited
number of regular boarders can be
laccommo dated at present. Prices the
Lowest consistent with good board.
Sonora monographs have tone
as brilliant as the sparkle OF gems
and as sweet as an old love song.
The Sonora was awarded the highest
iscore at the Worlds Fair in San Fran
cisco.-Sold by the Nielsen Furni-
ture Co.
Bishop and Mrs. z. A. Austin came
up from Salt Lake last Thursday to
attend the funeral Of their son, Roy,
which was held at Liberty last Friday
afternoon. They were accompanied
] by Miss Victoria Grandshaw, fancee
of the deceased.
A train load of soldiers passed
through here last Tuesday afternoon,
en- route to Camp Lewis to be muster
ed out. They were Oregon and Wash
] ington men. All had seen service
Aoverseas and many of them had been
either wounded or gassed.
Jack Cornish arrived Wednesday
night to take over the dining room OF
the Burgoyne hotel. which he expects
to open to the public i'm a week or
ten days. Mr.. Hitler, the lessee OF
the hotel, will arrive here next Thurs
day TO assume management OF the ho-
tel interests.
Sheriff Athay's eagle eye was noti-
ceably piercing in and around Mont
pelier the first days of the present
week and the result was that he sue
ceeded in running TO earth" several
bottles Of Rock and Rye" and took
the offenders before Judge French,
who assessed fine Of $3.50. This Il
a rapid raise In the price of booze,
sure.
When you see and hear the New
Edison you will fnd il Enthusiastically
different-yisibiy and audibiy differ
ent from any other photograph that
yon have ever known. Different in
cause. different In result. different in
tone and In the means OF producing
that tone. II is the only machine that
will stand direct comparison with the
lartist Hear the New Edison at Mel.
sens Music and JeweIry Store.