American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-11-23

r.. y. Earring was down from the
camp NJ Mtchaud. . Sunday.
Sidney b. Spangler. OF Sublett.
va IN the city. Tuesday. on BUSH
3f15&as~
FL. L. Evans left for PocatelIo
and Ross Fork. Monday. on busi-
lnena.
Arnold viii servo Al kinds Of hot
drinks during the entire Thanks
giving day.
Il. q. ArnoId's place h tho only
paaco whcre tmrkeys arc being dis
tr1hnfed. COmo eAs3y.
A daughter was born To Mr.. and
Mrs. Dave whitaker. of Medley, on
! "Wednesday. OF last week.
Miss Ursuline Williamson. of
Pocatello. has been = visitor with
Mrs. Anna Funk on the farm.
"Thc candy you will eventually
buy" h IOwncy's. Why ma begin
now? Found only ~ Arn0ld's.
Have your family washing 70
dry. At the Steam Laundry. We
Iron the nat work. Phone No. 81
Tor prices.
A letter from o. o. Freeman
states that they arrived safely. and
found Mr.. and Mrs. n. l.. Tucker
enjoying the best OF health. They
are located nj Donald, Oregon.
William T. Moeller. a represen-
tative OF the American Gas Co., OF
Salt Lake City. was in American
Falls. Tuesday, on his way to Rock
land.
Tony. the tailor. for fall and win
ter suits. Cleaning and pressing q
speciality. Next door to library.
Mrs. Charley Anderson left for
Pueblo. Colorado. Sunday, where
she will visit for u couple OF weeks
with a brother of Carl J%onson. On
December IA Mrs. Anderson will sail
she goes to make her home with her
parents.
G. 70. Patter was In from Pleas
ant valley. the last OF the week, and
stated that he and some OF his
n~eighbors had been blowing snow
under. but had quit because 1t was
too sloppy TO be pleasant. The
frost had not reached the ground
under the snow.
The following youngsters left last
for Pocatello, Mt which
place they were entertained by Port
neuf lodge. 1. o. o, F. Initiates
j. w. Lee, w. X. A~bercrombie, r.
8. Sparks and q. u. Lish. The
sponsors were G. r. Smith, w. b.
Jacobs. X. o. Jones. G, Holland and
Paul Sparks.
>George Strong and his bu Ach of
deer hunters came home the last of
tho week. without any de-,
we're caught In a storm and forced
10 remain In camp until their food
supply and horse feed was exhaust
ed. and had to come home as soon
AS the storm raised. A. w. Church
and his party came In Monday. also
without any trophies.
The following program. of the
OF our sprightly young Missesl
to ntrtaln on Thanksgiving night. at
a ball to b givn In the Auditorium.
will not only be very interesting.
but as well. of a historical nature.
The scheme is laid In the Colonial
years. when chlvairy was at Its best
IN what il now known al the Re-
public OF America. and while II will
prove a novelty to many. 1t will
bring back to the memory Of others
tales of their ancestors of the
lays when the Bronze Wild Turkey
the greatest Of all birds. The
Young ladies do not demand but
request ~ many ~ possible
o costume In tho style of the Colon-
al period. The following In the
program AS % M can DO furnished
rhe ball viii be opened by a min
act; vocal Duet. MIR. and Mrs. w.
Wallis; piano solo, Miss Agnes
Massachusetts,; Three fates;
Sleeping love: Cupids Court: Pan
The dance will then follow.
rhe Auditorium orchestra will furn-
sh the music.