Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-07-11

Oliver Tueller. who sustained q
very bad fracture of his right wrist
In an auto accident on "Wednesday
night Of last week. Is getting along
nicely and the doctor now believes
that he will eventually have the tree
use Of his wrist
The 0ameis have new catcher.
Ne arrived in the city last night viz
1.-THE stork route and at once amour
\ ced his intention of signing up with
the team. Papa Sharp says the
young man is a dandy and has ell or
the ear marks OF ball player. -
DIR. A. E. Chiffon, OF the Pocatello
Optical Co.. will be at Goodman q
Christman's jewelry store on July
81, %. 2S. - and 3e; at the Stucki
home in Paris July IS from 1000 a.
m. to $500 p. m.
| T. Sherman Nielsen. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thor Nielsen. is at homo from
Long Beach. Cal. where he has been
attending the polytechnic High
school for the past three years, He
will graduate from the school next
year.
Leo, who sold the Arcade restaur-
ant last week. has purchased the
Grand Cafe. He will remodel the
interior and give II thorough clean
ing before taking charge. While this
work is being done the cafe will be
closed.
have the material and am pre-
pared to make all kinds OF sewer
connections; work guaranteed. and
prices reasonable.-Robert Raw.
James A. Anderson Of Grover,
Wyo.. and Mary Ceilings OF Paris;
Walter c. Beuhler and Kate Kunz.
both OF Bern, and Russell L. Kuns
OF Bern and Clara Hoff of George
town, all set sail on the matrimonial
sea last week. embarking at the port
Of SHft lake. ----------------A----->
Nolan Nelson returned Wednes-
day from his labors as a missionary
in the Southern States Mission. He1
was gone two years and a halG Most
'0r The time WIFE spent I'd Kentucky
and Georgia. He served as presi-
dent Of the conference in both these
states.
l.. c. Norris left Wednesday night
for Cross Roads. Mo-. TO visit for
several days with his father. From
there he will 60 to st. Louis, Chicago
and New York to purchase the fall
and winter stock for the Three Rule
store. He will be gone until about
the 18th of August.
New Books out-"The Vitality of
Mormonism." by DIR. Jas. Il. Tai
mage, and Gospel Doctrine" by
President Joseph F. Smith; $3.50
each; order from C. w. Bartschi.
Nounan.
Grace. the nine-year-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Ryan Of La
Grande, Ore, was operated ON for
appendicitis last Tuesday at the
Montpelier hospital. Mrs. Ryan andf
children were visiting at the home
of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Perkins, when her daughter was ta-
ken i'll.
Ed o'Connor is visiting with
friends and attending to some busi-
ness matters in Montpelier this week. |
Ed has been tending bar for several
years in Kemmerer. hut az Wyoming
Joined the dry column on July 1st, 7
Ed is now temporarily out OF en-
ployment. However, he contem-
plates engaging in other business in |
Kemmerer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Cook and Mr.. I
and Mrs. Sterling Cook returned last
Saturday from an auto trip to the |
Lost river country. They went up
to look over a big ranch with the |
view OF buying It. They were fav-
orably impressed with the property
and hope to be able to close the deal Y
for 1t.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
M. z. church met In the church par
Tors Wednesday afternoon. There
was good attendance and all had an !
enjoyable time. Mira. A. b. Cough /
sang several pleasing solos. Mes I
danes Cherry and Nicholson served
"a dainty luncheon. The society will |
meet again Thursday afternoon, July
z~--An ladiea ara invited. --
1 The Thermometer at the Short 7
Line freight depot registered % In !
the shade yesterday about noon.
This was the hottest It has hee6
this month. The hfgneH MARI reg
Fstered by This thermometer each day |
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