12 Apr 1923
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1923
Page
1
Several Montpelier and surrounding area residents are listed with recent movements. Names include Budge, Clayton, Dunford, Rich, Rogers, Price, Nelson, Dalrymple, Hymas, Wilcox, Peterson, McKay, Beck, and others. Travel spans Paris, Salt Lake, Ogden, Boise, Pocatello, and Denver with visits, conferences, hospital plans, and a new baby announced.
The notice urges choosing dependable lumber and materials for home or farm projects. It highlights years of uniform high quality, offers to review plans, and help estimate costs for building or remodeling.
Bishop John T. Peterson of Ovid and Pres Roy A. Welker traveled home by train after attending the general conference in Salt Lake City. Welker spoke at the conference held Saturday. Tres Wa L Rich also rode the incoming train home after sessions in Salt Lake. John Grimmet, bedridden for months, was briefly moved to the porch for fresh air.
Mary Hughes of Imes Square Post offers a serialized daily letter service from New York City. She plans to describe the Hippodrome Ziegfeld Follies and Atlantic City in weekly installments for 15 cents a letter, asking readers to send $2 to begin and promising twelve letters starting April 14.
Mrs Newell Dalrymple left for Pocatello Sunday morning when she was called by the illness of her husband who had a tumorous growth operation at that place last Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs Siyd James Innes returned to Paris after a several week visit with their son and daughter in Provo. Innes noted Utah business conditions were fairly good. A Wednesday evening party at the Mouriten home featured Rock as the main pastime with refreshments served. Attending were Mr and Mrs M H Collings, Mr and Mrs Lester Allred, Mr and Mrs John Fox, Mr and Mrs Charles Collings, and Mr and Mrs Arthur Hess.
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