Townsfolk and visitors gather in Paris on Tuesday
Mr J wi Stock of Fish Haven in town Tuesday Tara notes a new car squeaks Bishop S H Hymas of Sharon in town Tuesday Marion Hodges of Garden City Utah Paris visitor Tuesday John Sutton of Fish Haven transacting business Bryson Cook from Border week end Gi Hays off Salt Lake several days in city on business Sam Wilks merchant of St Charles in Paris Tuesday Ruth Shepherd and friend from Logan Utah visiting a few days
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. J. Wi
Marion Hodges
Garden City
Utah
Paris
John “Sutton
Salt Lake
Sam Wilks
St. Charles
Ruth
Shepherd
Logan
Local telephonist Amy Rogers on short Salt Lake trip
Miss Amy Rogers a telephone operator at the local exchange left for Salt Lake Saturday for a few days visit. Banker G C Gray of Montpelier was in Paris Monday and Tuesday on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Rogers
Salt Lake
G. C. Gray
Montpelier
Paris
Logan residents visit relatives and ill list noted
Nesg connected with his bank reports visits by Mr Humphreys of Logan to the Bishop and Mrs Dan Price. Eliza Reed and daughter Maurine of Salt Lake are visiting Mrs Mary Rich. Lyman Rich of Logan and W B Campbell of Salt Lake were week here. Joseph Collings has been ill this past week and Joe remarks he feels like Sherman about war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R ‘Humphreys
Logan
Dan Price
Ogy
Eliza Reed
Maurine
Salt Lake
Mary-Rich
Lyman Rich
Utah
Joseph Collings
Joe
Sherman
Local Visitors and Job Moves Reported in Grace
Mrs. L. R. Kelsey returned from Ogden Utah after a short visit. L. Wm. Jenson chief mechanic of Kolburg Auto Company of MontweHer visited town. Ernest Scofield and son Cornell of Fish Haven left for Montpelier to take temporary work at the Pacific Fruit Ice plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Wm. Jenson
Kolburg Auto Company
MontweHer
Ernest Scofield
Cornell
Fish Haven
Montpelier
Pacific Fruit Ice Plant
Vacationing Families Visit Rexbury and Fish Haven
From Kemloid Wyoming Mr Stanle and Mrs Howell and daughter Charlotte visit Rexbury and Fish Haven for a month long vacation. Henry Bolton returns to Paris from Soda Springs after two weeks of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bolton
Paris
Soda’ ‘Springs
Stanley
Howell
Charlotte
Rexbury
Fish Haven
Forester W.8 Averill Trail to Supplies Incident
A fragmentary report notes Forester W.8 Averill involved in a Sunday incident while a device was down and a trail to supplies was being pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Averill
Weekend visitors light up local scenes
Mr and Mrs Seth Kelsey hosted Montpelier visitors for several days at their home. H H Dalrymple and W W Richards spent the weekend with family while W W Richards attended a B U event in Provo Utah. Roy A Welker returns home from Richfield with Seppe aeaettis Wie oakee accompaniment. Mr and Mrs J W Cook and daughters Libbie and Helen came from their ranch for a weekend visit and left Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Kelsey
Montpeleir
Paris
H. H. Dalrymple
Roy A. Welker
Richfield
Seppe Aeaettis
Oakee
J. W. Cook
Libbie
Helen
Boys Seek Work At Pacific Fruit Ice Plant
Several boys from the community left Monday for Montpelier to take jobs at the Pacific Fruit Ice plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Pacific Fruit Ice Plant
Rodeo in Montpelier Draws Large Crowd Over Weekend
The Montpelier rodeo drew a large crowd from the area Friday and Saturday as attendees expressed enjoyment of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Local business visits and harvest reports from Montpelier area
Manager Anderson of the Montpelier Exchange of the telephone company was in town Tuesday on business with the local exchange. H. Peterson of Pocatello state representative for the Underwood Typewriter Company was in town Tuesday soliciting business for his company. Grain harvest is underway in the valley and reports indicate the cut grain will yield heavily this year. Editor J. A. Wixom of the Garland Globe and family visited Sunday at Mrs. Mary Sleight's home. Mr and Mrs Heber Price and family and Mr and Mrs William Grandy and families left Sunday for a tour through Logan Salt Lake and other Utah points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Montpelier Exchange
the Telephone Company
H. Peterson
Pocatello
Underwood Typewriter Company
J. A. Wixom
The
Garland Globe and Family
Mary Sleight
Heber Price
William Grandy
Logan
Salt Lake
Utah
Local Social Notes From Montpelier and Nearby
Montpelier Idaho residents and visitors are noted in a string of social items. Mrs C H Buck and Mr and Mrs Ralph Smith of Logan are mentioned along with the Hizo’e Remayéamt family passing through Paris en route to Utah. Milton Findlay operates the Novelty Theatre moving picture machine, while H R Weston and her children visit the Dunfords in Logan. Frank Nye and Elva join Amber Crawford and Mrs Fred Law for a trip to Salt Lake via Logan Canyon. C N Lawrence of Lynn Bros Hospital at Pocatello seeks legal data, Ray Nixon visits local merchants, and Edna Swenson offers accordion and pleating services. The Hoge families enjoy a Bear Lake visit and President C R Frazier of the Idaho Technical Institute spends time at lish Haven lakeshore. the Post welcomes his call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Nye
Elva
Amber Crawford
Fred Law
Salt Lake
Logan _canyon
C. R Frazier
Idaho Technical Institute of
Wilcox Family Heads to Salt Lake City with Hortense
Mr and Mrs George Wilcox left early in the week for Salt Lake City accompanied by their daughter Hortense who was visiting here with her parents for two months and will return home after her stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George’ Wilcox
Salt Lake Lake
Hortense
San Francisco
Wrights Visit in Utah Pass Through Paris
Mr and Mrs L T Wright, visiting Utah, pass through Paris Friday afternoon en route home. They stop briefly to visit Mr and Mrs John A Wallis. Mrs Wright is the sister of Mr Wallis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Wright
Paris
John
A. Wallis
Wright
Mr. Wallis
Child falls from buggy breaks left arm at elbow
A three year old girl named Silen, daughter of Ralph Thorziock of Bloomington, fell from a buggy this week and broke the left arm at the elbow. Several local children had their tonsils removed this week at Dr. C. O. Moore's Emergency Hospital, including Marie Nielson, Fannie Wallentine, Larree Wallentine, Clara Brown, Rulon Howell, and Edith Howell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silen
Ralph ‘Thorziock
Bloomington
C. O. Moore
Marie Nielson
Fannie Wallentine
Larree Wallentine
Clara Brown
Rulon Howell
Edith Howell
Baby Poisoning Averted After Quick Care
The infant of Mr. and Mrs. Seth Budge was poisoned by belladonna but received prompt treatment this week and has fully recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Budge
Star Confectionery Engages Mrs Hettie Cleveland as Clerk
Mrs Hettie Cleveland of St Charles has been engaged as clerk in the Star Confectionery. She has a pleasing personality and undoubtedly will prove satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hettie Cleveland
St. Charles
Star Confectionery
Local Notices and Shopping Ads Fill Eureka Page
Classified items announce used cars for sale by E. J. Hoge and other locals offering blankets outing wear and winter goods at right prices. Social notes mention Eureka residents visiting Paris friends and a Mrs George Rogers relocating a Paris Millinery business to Alhambra California with plans to open there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rogers
Paris
Montpelier
Alhambra
California
McCormick Deering Header and Binder Ad Highlight
An advertisement touts the McCormick Deering Header and Binder as the harvest machine. Mrs W Smith Hoge hosts a supper honoring Dr and Mrs Walter Hoge of Blackfoot and Mr and Mrs Stanley Howell of Rexburg with local guests including Mr and Mrs Orson Grimmet and Mr and Mrs Lorenzo Grimmett present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormick- Deering
Thiel and Olsen Bros
W_ Smith Hoge
Walter Hoge
Blackfoot
Stanley Howell
Rexburg
Local Social Notes Mention Quilting Parties and Jobs
Last Thursday Mrs S J Athay hosted a quilting party with many friends enjoying the event. Another was held Wednesday by Mrs Marintha Lindsay with good food and time reported. Weston Hymas has secured employment in a Salt Lake City 10 cent store and is making progress. A Logan temple procession including Shepherd Heber Grant and a Salt Lake party traveled from Cache Junction to Cardstone Canada for the dedication of a recently completed temple noted as a credit to Saints in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Athay
Marintha Lindsay
Weston Hymas
Salt Lake
Weston
Nee “Shepherd
Logan Temple
Heber
Grant
Salt Lake ‘Att
Cache Junction
Cardstone
Canada
Logan Journal
McCormick Deering Ad and Salt Lake Visitors Call
An advertisement from Thiel & Olsen Bros promotes the McCormick Deering header or binder with service and repair certainty. L Busath of Busath Typesetting Co and A Bohn, recently home from a mission in Germany for the L D S church, visited Paris Tuesday and called at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormick -Deering
Thiel & Olsen Bros
L. Busath
Busath Typesetting Co
Salt Lake
A. Bohn
Germany
Paris
Bear Lake Pioneer George B Spencer Spotted on Street
George B Spencer age 84, one of Bear Lake valley’s oldest pioneers, was seen on Wednesday morning. Though not in the best health he can still take short walks and visit town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Spencer
Mr. Spencer
Bear Lake ‘Valley
Stanford Rich Covers Long Journey After Work
Mr Stanford Rich of the Pacific Fruit Company at Montpelier was in town Wednesday evening. He finds great pleasure in detailing the long journey after a hard day’s work and cites another reason for his visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford Rich
Pacific Fruit Ico ‘Planat
Montpelier
Stanford
Birthday Dinner Honors Dr Walter Hoge at Hoge Home
Mrs. A. S. Hoge hosted a Wednesday birthday meal for her son Dr Walter Hoge. Family members attended the gathering and enjoyed chicken dinner with plum pudding at the Hoge home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.S. Hoge
Walter Hoge
Logan Friends Learn of Hillier Illness at Salt Lake Home
The Logan journal notes Jos J Hillier former hotel manager at Eccles is missing for several days and is confined to his Salt Lake City home as friends hope for a swift recovery. Mrs Herbert Horsley returns to Soda Springs after visiting sisters A B Hoge and Lizzie Nye. Newell Hymas arrives with Grace to Ogden. he previously worked as a switchman for the O L Ry and was injured in a railroad yard wreck nearly a year ago, now receiving ongoing hospital treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. J. Hillier
Hotel
Eccles
Salt Lake City
Logan
Herbert Horsley
Soda Springs
A. 8
Hoge
Lizzie Nye
Two Essentials for a Young Man
A proverb notes that every young man should gain wisdom and a wife. Wisdom is hard to obtain, a wife is hard to manage, and lacking one while having the other puts him in a grave bind.
Social party honors movers to Soda Springs home
Mrs. M. H. Collings and Mrs. Lester Allred hosted a Saturday social at Collings home for Mr. and Mrs. Victor Mouritsen who are relocating to Soda Springs. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Allred, Mr. and Mrs. Collings, Mr. and Mrs. Mouritsen, Mr. and Mrs. John Fuchs, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hess, Mrs. Charles Collings, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Perrett, and Mrs. Della Gray of Pocatello, visiting sister to Mrs. Perrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Collings
Lester Allréd
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tara
S.H. Hymas
Sharon
Mr. Bryson Cook
Border
Nesg
W. B. Campbell
William
Salt Alt ‘Lake
J. J. Humphreys
Bebe Daniels
Rajah
Rudolph Valentino
Tering
Wanda Hawley
Shepherd Hdw. & Imp. Co
Browning
Paris Drug “Co
ER Exoll
Spee Service
Stanle
Kemlied
Wyo
W. W. Richards
Provo
Lewis Stor
Mos Pelier
Idaho
C. H Buck
Ralph Smith
Logan, Soda
Hizo'e Remayéamt
Smithfield
Star Valley
Milton Findlay
Novelty Theatre
Milt
Jazz
C. N. Lawrence
Lynn Bros. Hospital
Ray Nixon
Shape. Williams Candy Co
Edna
Swenson
W. Smith Hoge
W. 8. Hoge
Bear Lake Hot Springs
Ford
Chevrolet
E. J. Hoge
L. D. Laker
Eureka
Mrs. McKay Pugmire
Ovid
Mrs. Pugmire
Mrs
George Humphreys
George D. Findlay
Mrs. Findlay
Findlay
H B. Whitman
F. T. Shepherd & Sons
Omaha
N. Y
London
DR. J. Wiley Hooper
Brennan & Davis Bidg
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