American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-12-24

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see DR.. Sullivan at home.
Buy the boy a sled that will not
break. Lawson Hardware.
Y Post Master Skeen was a busy
visitor at the Falls last week.
G. l.. Baker of Landing, was in
the Falls the first of the week.
I Constable Lars Nelson was a
. visitor at the Power City Monday.
Mrs. Victoria Houtz was a visitor
at the Power City the last of the
week.
H. B. Sanders and little son were
in American Falls after holiday
supplies.
George Horst, Of the West Side,
was in the Power City on a visit
last week
10 pounds of the best granulated
sugar for 800 At the Rockland
Cash Grocery.
John w. Southwell has returned
from Ogden and Malad where he
has been on legal business.
Atwood. the lumber man, got in
early Monday evening, ne va.
Ao'A AoA KW ooJb VI oO.
Earring. the man that deal in dirt.
put in several strenuous days last
week in the south end Of the val
ley.
Full line Of Schinings teas, cof-
fees, spices and extracts, all guar
anteed At the Rockland Cash Gro
cery.
M nHOrrio 80 HopofSn~ ~ M ri~<
mas vacation to hunting and eating
mince pies. Ed. is a souvenir pie
faster.
Order your turkey, goose or chick
en- today for the Xmas feed. Oy-
sters are real nice, too. Rockland
Meat Market.
Chas. Shuck was a business visitor
at American Falls Thursday and
Friday. Charles is constable for the
Landing precinct.
Robbie Mahar. of Landing, was a
visitor at both this place and the
Falls Friday. Bobbie was after sup
plies, SO he says.
Earl Bailey and Charles Elsen-
peter, of Landing, are veritable
representatives of the time honored
saints as to making gifts on the
25th of December.
VIM. Frodsham went to the Falls
to meet his sister, Miss Mary, who
is a student al A. c., Logan, but
who will celebrate the holidays at
home with her parents.
Specials for your Christmas din
ner. Apples, cranberries, celery,
bananas, oranges, dates, figs, sweet
potatoes, fresh comb honey at the
Rockland Cash Grocery.
Frank Crane. of Bridge. and mana
ger of the Keogh ranch. is expected
to visit this place in the near future
1t has beer several years since Mr..
Crane was in Rockland and the
growth of the valley developenmt
will rather surprise him.
Road Boss Frodsham has worked
a pretty fair road to the How
ard saw mill. This is the road that
that been dubbed the rocky road
to home" OF the many rock trails
in the mountain district none could
be worse. Jim deserves much credit
for this work.
j. o. Hiett of the Falls, and who
has been on a publicity trip through
southern Washington, gave to the
den man a piece of good news as
to the values of wheat as re-
uuired by the millers of hat country
Mr.. Hiett stated that the wheat OF
this section was in great demand,
as hardly another section raised a
berry so suitable as the grain which
they received from southern Idaho.
Every person who has passed the
age of sixty should send their names
and addresses to the Old Folks COM
mittee at Rockland, Immediately. AS
the gentlemen and ladies having the
annual entertainment in hand are
anxious to have you present OF the
anniversary which occurs December
28th. If you have no conveyance,
let th,ni know and they will send
for you
Heber Cotton Wood was born in
Bountiful, Utah. on the 18th day OF
December, 1S47. His sons and
daughters with their sons and daugh
ters and a whole host of friends,
met at the home of Mrs. Commons
last Monday evening and from there
went in a body to the home OF ii.
C. Wood. The surprise was so
complete that the aged gentleman
who at the time was singing, could
onlv choke on the music. After a
most enjoyable evening an 'egant
repast was served which occupied
the time until two a. m. when they
all went home.
The Aanaias club met at I a. m
Sunday. This vas done to avoid
the Unnecessary effort of %shivering
while borrowing some wood from
the neighbors. So the vetrans sat
through the night studying the high
art pictures, some of which are fur
nished by the u. S. Historical Card
company. In this manne the club
DON was quite comfortable for the
early morning exercises. A COM
munication from Sam Winters was
most joyfully received and read, as