Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-08-22

Hate you purchased your season
TICKET 10 the ohautauQuaf Remem.
per the price Of the season ticket ad-
vanees at noon OF the first day. Wed.
nesday, August %.
"Follies," strictly all girl show
will be presented NJ the opera house
next Monday night by young ladies
OF Montpelier. There will be new
songs and Jokes. pretty dances and
original stunts. Tickets so cents.
Prof. Alfred Osmond Of the B. Y.
university of Provo. will speak at the
Montpelier tabernacle next Sunday
evening at 1880 o'clock. The topic
viii be on education. The public is
cordially invited.
During the Chautauqua there will
be dances at the pavilion Wednesday
night, Aug. 81; Friday night, Aug.
20 and Monday night. Sept. I. You
will have plenty of time to visit the
IChautauqua- before the dances.
George Spongberg, who was re-
Gently discharged from two years
service with the Marines at Honolu-
|lu. came up from Pocatello last SAT-
day to accept q position In his broth
|er's grocery store
The Ladies' Aid OF the Methodist
church was entertained In the church
parlor yesterday by Mesdames w. p.
Jackson and w. @. Rice. Mrs. Ander-
son sang two pleasing solos. and Mrs.
II. II. King gave two very interesting
readings which were enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Mary Schellman and grandson
Learoy, who have been visiting for
the past five weeks at the home of
her brother. John ]. Wells OF Ward
boro, left yesterday on No. Is for
Nebraska City to visit with her broth
er, Henry J. Wells.
Next Sunday Rev. Martin will
preach his last sermon here for this
year. He will go to Weiser next week
to attend the annual conference Of
the M. e. church. He does not know
whether he will return to Montpelier
next year or not.
Mayor Hoff was taken suddenly
Ill last week with stomach trouble
and for several days his condition was
quite serious. However, his friends
will be pleased to learn that he 10
much better and will be able to be
out again in a few days.
We get the new popular records rs
fast as they are released; can sfur-
nish them In lateral and Hill q Dale
cut. Come In and try them out on
one of our Sonora machines.-Niel-
sen Furniture Co., the old reliable.
Charlie Lindsay. who will teach in
the Montpelier junior high school
the coming year, has purchased a
home from George Koford and will
move his family In from Georgetown
next week.
Mrs. c. e. Wright returned Mon
day night from an over Sunday visit
in Pocatello with her sister, Mrs
Scarlet. She reports that the latter's
health has greatly improved in the
past two weeks. She will probably re-
main Pocatello for another month.
All of the rooms Of the school
are being cleaned and put |
in good condition for the opening of
school on Sept. 8. The rooms in the |
high school building have been calci- |
mined and needed repairs are being |
made on the outside OF the building. |
George Blechert came up form Og-
den last Friday to attend the cattle |
mems meeting in this city that even
Ing. He returned home the first of |
the week, but will be back in Mont /,
pelier in about a month. George ,
says he couldn't keep house In Ogden /
without the Examiner.
The Misses Mary Gallager and Will |
lette Mercier are visiting In the city, !
guests OF Mrs. Bruce Cove. In COM |
pany with Mrs. Cove they are enjoy !
Ing an outing this week In the vicin- ,
Ity of Lake Alice. The ladies will
leach at Great Falls, Mont. this year.
Miss Gallager was formerly a teach
Dr. In the Montpelier schools.
Miss Virginia Brough entertained
ninsteen couples at theatre party
last Monday evening, In honor OF her
sixteenth birthday. After the close
Of the picture show the stage was
cleared and dancing was enjoyed un-
Ill late hour. Refreshments were Z,
served during the dancing.
McClave & Smith report the follow
ing real estate sales during the past
week: The Mary Clifford residence,
Known as the old Chas. Robson prop
9rty on Fourth street, to Mrs. Phoe-
be Christie of MARLBORO; the Lever
eh residence property on Main St. to
Mrs. Irene Miller Of Liberty. Both
of these purchasers will move into I
The firm also closed the !
1eal for the sale of judge Budge's I
I l0fo In &Aa