Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1922-02-16

DIR. A. l.. Chiffon, Eye Specialist |
viii be in Montpelier Feb. "a from
8 p. m. to p. M; Feb. 25, from 8
q. m. to . ,. m, 81 tAe OaristAaR
yewelry StOweI and I'm Paris, Stued
home Feb. "A from 10 a. m. to 1850
p. ma. Come early rs must Leave
promptly at 1850 p. ma. u
J. o. Hurley OF Buffalo, N. Y, ar
rived in Montpelier early in the week
to spend month or six weeks visit,
ing his brother and family Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Hurley. .--y......--.-..
B. H. White, salesman for the
Mergenthaler Linotype company,
spent Monday In Montpelier on mat
ters of business. Mr. White was one
| of the victims Of the Burley train
wreck some days ago but escaped
without injury. He had number of
photographs Of the wreck, showing
the demolished locomotive and cars.
Lowest Prices ON Graniteware,
Tinware and Galvanized ware, upper
fIOor.-H. b. Whitman. 1t
Mrs. Lizzie WEIGH and daughter,
Delilah left Wednesday morning for
Alton, after visiting the past week
with Mrs George Hunter.
Carl Spongberg spent Tuesday in
the city calling on the merchants.
A baby boy was barn to Mr., and
Mrs. John Nusbaum the forepart OF
the week.
Jaunita Winters, daughter OF Post
master F. M. Winters underwent an
operation for appendicitis at the hos
Ipital last Saturday.
Mrs. Victor Hansen and children
spent the week in Kemmerer visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Jonley.
i Dan Hurley has returned to his
home from Salt Lake where he has
been receiving medical attention for
some weeks. Mrs. Hurley went to
Salt Lake and accompanied her hus-
band to this city. @a
Koford Observation-Disclosures and
sellers of New Modern Houses. j5ti
Mrs. Hyrum Toolson of Border
was the week end guest Of Mrs.
Meal Knutti of this city.
Mrs. H. r. Hansen of Logan is Wis
ting with her mother Mrs. Sarah
Rowland Of Dingle. Mrs. Hansen
was formerly Miss Alba Rowland OF
that place.
Dancing every Saturday night al
the Gem Hall. Fine music. Oyeu
Gem theatre. q
John Hirschi of Geneva and J. G.
) Teuscher of Raymond spent Saturday
D in this city attending to business
1 matters, The gentlemen stated tina
4 travelling through the mountains wa
( very difficult on account OF deel
d snow.
g All vol tailor made suits for 81
t and MO. New sample. Buy and sci
) Second hand suits. Come and ssel
: the bargains In Fred Sellers Tailo
shop. f9-2
s Mrs. II. Short of Cokeville spen
}. day or two of last week In Montpe
It lier visiting relatives and friends.
Is Miss Sarah Hymas Of Liberty
! visiting this week with Mrs. Lyma
% Beutler of this city.
n FURS, HIDES AND PELTS ar
looking better in price. II you hav
1t some to sell come and see me.
1t will pay you the highest cash pric
le for same. SAM L. LEWIS, at tn
9. Fair Store.
.- A girl was born to Mr.. and Mr.
] Chester Burbank of Bennington o
- Tuesday morning.
er r. A. Sullivan went to Pocatell
(. Sunday morning, and was joined
N that city by DR.. George f. Ashle
N and James L. Dunford who LEI
Or Montpelier on No. II, bound Il
ty Boise where they were in conferenC
& Monday with state road officials r.
garding funds for road constructio
lie in Bear Lake county.
or Tom Gibbons of the firm of Gil
I'd bons & Reed, was up from Salt Lal
OF on Monday on matters of business.
& See the Ralph Ince perfect produ
Mt ton "a Mans Home" and know Il
IN meaning of the glorious sayings
be great authors. Next Tuesday an
Wednesday, Feb. 81 and %. Mat
ut nee Wednesday, 22nd only, at O.;
o'clock. Prices both nights al
or matinee, loo and 25c. Help us
sil do 1t.
1t GEM THEATRE.