Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-03-07


the Lynn hospital at Pocatello last
Saturday to undergo an operation for
mastoids.
Bert and Harold Toomer will go
to Salt Lake Sunday to attend the an
nual auto show which will be held
there next week.
You can now get that good ice
cream" at the Crockett Mercantile,
Co. z
]. H. Beatty and wife of MonroeA
Utah, are recent arrivals in Montpel-
Ter. Mr.. Beatty is with the Nielsen
Furniture Co..
Tine Fourteenth engineers, OF
1Fhich Verd Barkdulf is member,
are expected to arrive In New York
on March l4th--=e~-=ss
The special meetings which were
commenced about three weeks ago in
the M p. church. came to a close
wednesday
Mrs. Nose Lewis entertained four
teen ladies at a theatre party last
night, after which refreshments were
enjoyed at the cabaret.
The stork left fine daughter at
the home OF Chris Gerber last SUM
day night. The mother and little
lady are getting along nicely
M. B. Cherry went to Lava Hot
Springs Tuesday to remain for sever
al days to try and boil some OF the
rheumatism out of his system.
There win be a gala time at the
Senior Ruff-nothing like 1t before
and nothing ever to happen like It
again--W Wednesday night, March &c.
George Haddoek. who has been
here for the past three months. will
leave this afternoon for Granada,
Cal. to take up spring work on his
ranch near there.
We will open our soda fountain
Saturday March 8, our own make ice
cream. Crockett Mercantile Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Mulica OF Po-
eatello, were Montpelier visitors over
Sunday. Bob came mp to attend the
annual celebration Of the Montpelier
Mulligan Club
Rev. Putnam, formerly pastor of
the Montpelier NJ. Il. church, and as
signed to the Shelley charge last fall,
is now pastor of the church at Hager-
man. near GoodLng. Idaho.
Ths Montpelier Mulligan club held,
us annual feast last Sunday at the
usual place up Montpelier canyon.
About 20 enjoyed the big eat" and.
l,all declare that 1t was the besteger.
eo.tU the big variety show, inciud-
ing high class vaudeville and comic
Minstrel stunts at the First ward
meeting house. Thursday night.
March 20. Admission 10 and rs cts.
The pride OF possessing the highest
class talking machine In the world,
the Sonora, il one reason for the pop
ularity OF this wonderful photograph.
Plays all disc records. Sold only by
the nielsen Furniture Co.
Don't forget the first annual ball
| 10 be given next Wednesday night by
the Brotherhood OF Carmen of Ameri-
Tea. Refreshments win be served by
ladies Of the Second ward primary.
Come and win the prize at the
dance next Thursday night at the
Third ward hall Good music by the
pavilion orchestra. good floor and q
good time. Young people especially
invited Admission Is cents.
The following program win be rem
dered at the Third ward meeting
house next Sunday evening. Talk by
Kenneth Dawson, vocal solo by
Wright Weaver. recitation by EIdora
George. piano solo by Fawn Weaver.
Mrs. John Rasmussen came up
from Glenn's Ferry last Sunday to at
tend the Meredlth-Staley wedding,
but returned 70 PocateliO Monday
morning in response to a telegram
stating that her sister. Mrs. Dick
! Wheelau would have to undergo an
operation. as result OF eompIiea-
tions following the hu Late word
from Pocatello stated that Mrs.
lWheelan was doing as well a. could
be expected.