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

Mrs. John Zahrt was In from the
ranch Friday.
Harry Knudson was In from the
ranch Thursday.
O. r. Crowley was an American
Falls guest last Wednesday.
Mas Tyler. of the l.. ID. 8. unver-
silty Of Salt Lake City. was a holt
l.. l.. Evans and wife. OF Ameri-
can Falls spent Old Folks day here.
Try some Of our smoked salmon.
IL Ii sim = fine. ROckland Cash
Grocery.
Miss Agnes Hallowell, OF Ogden.
Utah. Is spending the holidays with
Mrs. Allen.
Mrs. Nell Altmeir is visiting with
relatives through the holidays in
American Falls.
Mrs. Aliens redition OF Trouble
In the Choir" took the house Oh
Old Folks day.
TSd. Morris and Miss Mary Frod-
sham. OF A. G. OF Logan are at home
tfor the holidays,
Harold Pollard a high school stu
dent at American Falls spent his hol
iidays with the home folks.
Mrs. Perry Sheers has-sotten back
after an absence Of several weeks
Waiting back in the states.
Mrs. John Hartley and daughter.
Miss Ida. OF Landing. were In town
a shopping tour Thursday.
Don't forgt tn club smoker on
edo. Don't you BIO the only one abb
sent III
Billy Wall. of Aberdeen, and else
where. was u two days visitor last
week. Mr.. Wall vas buying Utah
hQnav.
Mrs. Rice and Miss Dora Rice took
OF the goodies prepared by Mrs. T.
Jay Lawson Christmas day. After a
twenty-five mile drive In the snow
storm.
Gene Barnhart. of American Falls
accompanied b y his siteis, Miss
Ethel and Retta spent Christmas
with their sister. Mrs. George Spill
lett. who set a big elmer.
The dance at the Brick hall on
Christmas night vas a grand sue
cess. The crowd was so great that
dancing was almost out of the ques-
ton and the music was also good.
Otis Lloyd and wife entertained
a few OF their friends at the ranch.
Christmas day by serving a real old
fashioned Hoosier state dinner with
pumpkin pie. sweet taters and but
tor milk biscuits. O,yuml
The following gentlemen compose
the quartet known as the |. O. O.. II
quartett. Gilbert. first tenor. Mr..
Crowley second tenor. kujava BARI
tone. Ogden basso. They certainly
are well trained.
The musical and literary program
rendered by the Mutuals Of the l..
d.. s. church Sunday evening was not
only an excellent ono but was re-
plete with yule tide stories, both in
music and prose. The audience was
a large n and fully appreciated
the effort OF the performers.
The Christmas Entertainment held
In the school house Saturday even
Ing was q success as to numbers Of
those present aS well rs To the en-
tertainment itself. The good Ia
dies had all kinds Of good things
on hand and just what the little fell
lows like best. None were forgot
ten. Intentionally. All were happy.
They wont feeling happy with mer-
~ wishes for another such occa-
sion.
We all without an exception
are quite desdrous OF turning a new
e q Jan. lat 1t Is with no little
pain OF conscience that we note
our beloved wife viii try a pair OF
shoes Just a trifle larger. That our
deacon will try TO be more modest
AZ TO how he pushes the pillow box
under our chtns. The sexton will
even try TO have the room comfor-
table for the evening service and
the choir leader will loon have
some OF the best music for the night
service. That Judge Oliver, DR..
Sullivan and Lorenzo Evans will
shake hands and laugh and that Sam
Norris will cut his prices on can
dy. There maybe others who may
perhaps attempt TO try to be good
but our doubts are shattered.