Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1922-02-23
Georgetown Notes
lspecIal correapondencel


Georgetown. Ida. Feb 21.-Per-
haps the saddest and most pathetic
but yet the largest funeral that has
been held here for some time was the
one last Friday. Feb, II. over the
remains OF Mrs. VIENNA Smith, who
died so suddenly the evening OF Fob,
IL. The large crowd OF sympathiz-
ing friends and relatives was n fit
ting tribute 70 tho general love and
esteem In which she was regarded.
The beautiful exercises and remarks
OF the speakers must have been very
conaoling TO her husband. Mr.. Leon
ard smss&. and the family OF 5ilaa
T.. Wright. Sr.. OF Bennington of
whom abe was the daughter. The
choir rendered very beautifully, the
selections: Through Deepening
Trials" Sometime wo'n Understand
Beautiful Isle OF Somewhere" and
Guide sna to Thee" A double
male quartet sang, school Thy Feel
ings, oh My Brother" Brief re-
marks were made by Elder Oakley Of
Dingle; Pres. Rich and Pres. Hoff,
ane Elder Charles stephens OF Mont
peller: Bishop Hume and Elder Ip-
sen OF Bennington and w. w. Clark.
H. II. Hoff. and Bishop Tippetm OF
Georgetown. Opening prayer was
Offered by Elder NJ. n. Weaver, ana
benediction pronounced by Bishop
Hayes. Mira. Smiths ak brothers
acted as pall-bearers. IL was An I'm
presslvo and consollng service.
BOY Scout Master 10. %. Pinckney
and Assistant Alma Nielsen accom-
panied tho Boy Scouts 90 Montpelier
for tho big festivities wednesday.
Alyero Dunn has returned from
Logan whore he spent most Of tho
: winter doing temple work.
Tho choir gave "a Valentine and
Weigh dance In tho ward hall the ev-
) ening OF Feb, 14. Refreshments
7 were served. and the large crowd
present had an enjoyable time.
= Elders Roy George. Elmer Clark
, and Miaa Oakley, OF the stake Mutual
Boards wore In attendance at the
Mutual Improvement Associations
Conference last Sunday afternoon
: and gave some valuable instructions
Q pertaining To tho Mutual work.
I 4 basket ball team composed or
Q the school and town teams went 20
q Bern last Friday night and played 9
:. game with the Bern boys. The score
n was "a 20 II In our favor. A team
n from Garden City will play the local
y boys here Thursday night.
: Tho Relief Society Conference
Is which was 10 have been held here
Q Tuesday afternoon was postponed
4 indefinitely, on account Of the stor.
my weather.
v The Georgetown Dramatic cInt
. presented the play, '-The Iron Hand
q % $40 house and gave a dance n
A Tor IT CokevIile last Friday night
o The same play was given In oviC
Y Tuesday night. and will be played II
> Nounan Friday night.
u Pres. III. II. HoFf and Elder Martin
4 Winters. attended d seciRi meeting
q OF the Second Quorum OF Elders here
p last Sunday At IL O'Clock. and re-
It organized the Quorum with a. Owen
g. Freeman, President. WtIfOrd Bart
= schi. First and Elder stRuffer. o
\ Nounan, Second Counseiors. and Les
70 ter Munk, Secretary. A fair aIIsn
N dance. considering the conditions o
Q. the roads. was AZ the meeting.
TX Preparations are under way for
10 day Of sports; horse racing and pull
n Ing. shooting contests. broneho rid
n Ing, tug-o'-waF, etc. for the near "a
I'd ture. All this TO be followed BY
o. biz dance and social In the evening.