American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-02-25

Buel Gabbard. a nephew of Mr..
and Mrs. 10 Smith, of Landing, in
a letter from Boston. says that he
will in all probability in company
with his wife, visit this section some
time during the coming year.
Roy Hartley has at last procured
water at a depth of thirty two
feet on his homestead south of
here. This will make his farm twice
as valuable and with the rail road
passing close it will enhance in
value fifty per cent or more.
Mrs. Edith Fisher entertained at
dinner the following ladies Tuesday
evening: Mesdames Lawson and
Ogden, Misses Morris and Dora Rice
The decorations were in gold and
silver. The place cards were en-
blematic of the favorite dishes
asparagus, endives and lemon pie.
Nephi Wood entertained the fol-
flowing neighbors Saturday evening.
James Frosham and wife, H. C.
Boley and wife, Rob Hillhouse and
wife, David Hillhouse and wife, Geo.
Kelly and wife, Dan White and wife
and Harrison White and wife. Pro-
gressive high five was played. A
program and lunch followed.
The Rev. Hunt. who has been
supplying the field at this place and
Landing, will preach his farewell to-
morrow at the Odd Fellows hall.
Mr.. Hunt has made quite a number
OF friends since he took charge of
this mission field and not a few
regret his leaving. He returns to
his home at Inkim where he has a
homestead.
Paul Bulfinch, sole manager of
Bbuilnch Inn, was an %ungrateful re-
clpient OF a surprise from the sew
eral hundred of his friends and
nelghoors last Tuesday evening. but
wher Paul became cognizant of the
lac' mat the bunch brought their
oWn cooking, he gave in allowing th
parry TO take possession, he only
suggested that they cut the wood.
The following members of tbe
copies Mutual association of this
piaVe attended the quarterly Stake
conference held at American Fails
last sunday: John and Ed. Howard
., I. Clark. X. d. Houtz and wife
Mrs NJ. Allen, Mrs. EVELYN uo,t1
wrs, Marquette Fifield and Emma
mnl,e. There were, also, quite a
NUMBER of others who went over
IS merely on lockers.
y Iae surprise rendered to F. w
FI1leid' the choir leader of tbe w.
- D church, was a success S;nm
ing master Fifield didn't know tbat
WIS coming and by special reones,
ne met the members of tbo 80
anu otner friends at the ward bo,so
nsn' and popular program had
eo1,. "IIanged. After its rendition
fo1s rocking chairs were hron
loi,A ana presented to the nonn1a,.
''"uOi and his good wife
Scott Halling. while gatberir. .
rargo oi young people who had ar
"nseo Tor sleighing and wbila .
Sro"ohing the home of J. @ Co1ran
u,o'e MS team into an onen oaiinn
'r,0u was drifted full of SNOW 10
.3b.ns one of the horses So hodi,-
o oxS. after a few hours of worr " ~
in ''aeing the animal. it was left
4 hopeless condition. Those s
par'y had to walk to tbeir 10
,o1S s'1,e homes and as the niebt 49,
the Junketing proved on5- LIS
NAL LOST st7tSure. This is second an.
'"is winter by Mr.. Halling.
av a couple Of years ago John Hart
ouiit a very substantial hridao
- ne thought, across Sontb FL
pace. In fact he called tba a.
i On OF his friends to tho az
+ -, us hard to flirt with the u ndGr,
;, nature, so John has heau me wis
Il d new bridge whit SSn putting