American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-09-07

pan OF geese.
pair Of guinea fowls.
peacock.
n William Hartley made a freight
Ing trip 10 the Power City Monday.
10 Howard and Orlan Ogden tool
in the minstrel show at the Falls
Saturday night.
1t is now only two weeks away
until the fall festival will be held.
Come one and all.
Dick Hartley took a large load of
wheat in to the mill Tuesday and
BE- will have some nor to haul.
John Robinson is driving the
= American Falls stage. He will be
so@engaged for some little time.
Harry Knudson was in for sun
day Harry has been r~usticating on
the Hunter ranch for some time.
The bank was the only place that
observed labor day as a holiday. 1t
is TO be hoped that, next year, Others
will drop into line.
Eddie Morris went 10 the Falls
TUESDAY TO e a number OF his
school friends who will visit with
hxG for a week or so.
vAN~sA<s~S~er-~L l.. Cotant. J. Lane,
p. Mitchell and B. Cotant spent la
Dor day gathering luscious choke
cherries in east fork canyon.
~' c. Allen Of the Power City,
Spent Monday en- the farmstead at
SSE9s Rockland. Charles is try
fg his best 10 acquire a vigorous
ssan tan.
Miss Hortense Eads left Tuesday
for a prolonged visit with friends in
Omaha. She will return again in the
spring and will bring her mother
back with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Crowley enter
tanned their children and other rela-
tiyes Sunday TO an anniversary din
ner- 1t was the forty-fifth return Of
their marriage day.
T. J.. Lawson closed the contract
with r. l. Ewing and work began
on the erection of a five ROOF dwell
ling house on the lots owned by
him OF First East street. The build
ing. it is expected, will be ready for
occupancy in sixty days.
THE following is the committee
that is TO have charge of the must
cal program on the goth. T. II. Gil
bert, Mrs. Margaret Fifield, and Hi
ram FrOdssham. All those who have
not been e e and can sing are expeC
ted at the next rehearsal Sunday afte
noon at the brick hall.
Wednesday morning ere the lark
began its early song of gladness the
following party OF young gentlemen
started for Sublet creek, about for
" miles to the south of this place,
for a hunting and shooting expert
ence. The bunch were under the i'm
mediate care OF Edward Morris. To-
wit: Roy Cahoon. Virgil Minear,
Ray Davis, and Jimmie Frew, all of
the A. c. school of Logan, and Har-
~ Norris OF Brigham High school.
They took a e and such other sur
plies as are needed on suchan eXpe-
ditioR, and expect TO be absent about.
d week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randol~h Crowley
-ela oratsd the 45th anniversary OF
their MARRIAGE. Sunday, AT thu home
ot their son. Bert Crowley Nj.
and Mrs. Grow ley were married in
Bs~ntonyille. Benton coUatv Arkan-
August 81. 1855. All the chil-
dren were present TO extend congrat-
4t4QDs on tAetr anniversary except
the oldest sen, J. 81. Crowley who IS
at Hare.n ton. Washington. a bCUl-
lilal dinner was served, after waieh
pictures we're taken. Good wl5aes
nsa expressed and g u-4s- enjoyable
ume was had. The guests were 3lr.
ld Mrs. j.. r. TIinie-t 4nd son Le-
land. Mr.. and MIS-. Frank Collins
and son Charles. Mr.. and Mrs. g.. Il.
~ heeler, Earl Wheeler. Irene Vince
ier, Ralph Wheeler, Miss kringle.
Nr. Clark Carnie. NJ. Z. Gebhardr,
SIR. Howard Collins and Mr.. 81. c.
The children present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rickett and
son. Maurice. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Albert Crowley. Ruth Crow
Mr.. and Mrs. o. f. Crowley and
son, Harold. Miss Essie Crowley,
Bert Crawley and Noryiil Crowley.
MIR. and Mrs. Crowley left the next
day for their old home in Arkansas
and other points, and will be gone
months. They were accom-
panied as far as Pocatello by their
daughter. Essie. and Mr.. NJ. c. Wo-
mack, where they were Joined in
he holy bonds of matrimony. After
short honeymoon trip they will be-
gin life in a neat little cottage Mr..
Womack has prepared on his farm- +!
stead. Their friends all join in wish 4
ng them a life crowded full of hap
'iness aid prosperity.
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