American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-12-28

Myrl Kelso spent Sunday after
noon with Allan Hurt.
r. A. Stears has his bungalow al
most ready for the plasterers.
Mrs. c. L. Brown has been
quite poorly for the last week.
Mre. H. +. Kelso called on Mrs.
C. l.. Myers. Tuesday afternoon.
o. J.. Parrot is down from Black
foot to remain a few days with his
parents.
/. e. Jennings, who is teaching at
Sugar City, has come home to spend
the holidays.
A.. M. johnson and mother spent
Sunday afternoon with C. A. Erick-
BOZ and wife.
j. A. Toner and family enjoyed
the hospitality Of A. G. Clark a nd
family Monday.
Mrs. T. E. Langon and Miss Fran
ces Mooney were in from Prospect
Knobs Saturday.
c. P. Abercrombie and wife enter
tanned eighteen guests at dinner
on Christmas day.
E. I. Leisy left Friday to spend
NV al WIN Will llthdS Ill Aio
old home in Nebraska.
B. M. Parmelee and wife went to
Springfield. Monday to be gone I'M
til the last of the week.
w. H. Duncan mi wife, of Mar
tin, Idaho, are the guests of G. w.
Estes and family for a week.
Jesse NJ. Gilbert and wife and Mrs
Chas. Pearsall attended the Ladies
Aid entertainment Saturday night.
E. D. Hines, agent for the Gloria
hollow wire gasoline lighting appar-
atus, has just received a shipment
OF eleven lamps.
d. C. Parrot and wife. H. F. Kel-
80 and family and Rev. R. Tweed
enjoyed Christmas dinner with John
Kelso and family.
Miss Mary Winderu, a student at
New Jersey Academy, Logan, Utah,
Is the guest of Mrs. c.. P. Abercom-
bic during the holidays.
Miss Bertha Cunningham, the ami
able little clerk at the Hamilton
Mercantile house, is spending her
holiday week at home.
D. F. Jackson, of B~lackfoot, came
in on the stage Thursday and was
the guest of his mother, Mrs. NJ. D.
Jackson until Saturday evening.
The Peoples Store is fitted up
with the new hollow wire gasoline
lighting systems; also the residences
OF T. j. Wedel, M. l.. Haines, W.
E. Burns and ]. c. Hurt.
Misses Thelma Johnston and Rate
Myers, who are attending the State
Normal school at Albion, came home
8 Saturday to spend the Christ
mas vacation with their parents.
Miss Florence Haines, of the Col
lege, Of Idaho, at Caldwell, is at
home to spend the holidays with her
parents, MI. and Mrs. NJ. L. Haines.
s. j. Riordan and his brother, who
has recently returned from New Mex
leo, arrived at Aberdeen last Mon
day. S. j. is teaching at Dempsey.
The Mennonite Sunday school
gave their Christmas program on
Monday night. The exercises were
well attended and candy was
given as a treat to their own pupils.
Miss Hannah Boyle teacher at
Prospect Knobs was in town on
Saturday purchasing gifts for her
pupils; they had a neighborhood
Christmas tree at the school house
Saturday night.
Word has been received here of
the death of Mrs. J. B. Bears moth
er. 1t was known that the lady had
been in poor health for quite a
while, but news of her death came
as a surprise.
The Aberdeen school closed FRI
day for a weeks vacation The pri-
mary room entertained the advanc-
ed and intermediate departments
with a Christmas nrogram. The
primary grades are under the SUI
pervision of Mrs. c. L. Myers, of
Aberdeen.
The First Ladies Aid of Aberdeen,
gave a Christmas program last Sat-