American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-03-11

The Clark brothers struck water
at a depth Of go feet on the Pat
Clark homestead west of town last
Saturday.
The new orchestra, under the di-
rection Of Prof. John Reed, held
forth at the hardtimes ball last Sat.
urday night and furnished fine
music.
John Jones, the pig pork sausage
man, and his able assistant, Shir-
lock, have added a new enterprise
or expect to, that is a fresh tripe
bakery. Pig pork sausage any time.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Congregational church will continue
their Saturday bread, cake and pie
sale for a few weeks longer or until
the unmarried and halfway widow
ers start to hike for their home
steads. If you need a goodie cake
or a coolest pie for your Sunday
dinner give the ladies a chance to
supply you.
John Robinson, the mail carrier
between this place and American
Falls, had a narrow escape for his
life last Saturday. 1t seems he left
the Falls about On time and had
reached what is known as Ferry hol-
low, which gulch was running full
of water caused by the rapidly melt
ing snow on the foot hills, Robinson
drove into the turbulent stream, the
force of the water drifted the rig
down stream some distance before
the team could get a foothold, and
then through the cool medicines
of Robinson they managed to pull
up a short steep bank and to safety.
Some of the mail sacks were lost
into the water. Mrs. NJ. Mcbride,
a sister Of Mr.. Robinson, was a
passenger at the time and assured
your correspondent hat it was a
very narrow escape for both the
driver herself and the team.
Ed. j. Hartley, who lives way
off by his own self isolated upon
the very bleak ranch of Wilford Fir
klns, was a visitor down this way
last week wearing medals, some were
hearts and others were other things:
but this was only what others lac
done. 1t was in the evening OF
- -, say dOOuI O ClOEh, Mueu
a noiser bunch of chitters and chat
tiers could not have been found than
those who stormed the lone shack
hat Ed. was occupying. Ed. was
a sleep, but he did not remain so
for long. His sisters and cousins
made life for him any thing but a
dream. Here is the bunch and then
call the police. Jasp O'Hara and
wife, Mr.. Clark and wife, Charles
Roy and wife, John S. Hadley and
wife, Miss Corda Goddard. Miss
Lizzie Schrimsher and others. Clint
Robinson is ready to swear he was
not to blame, but he was there and
had as big a time as any of them.
The following is a partial list of
those who attended the wedding re-
ception rendered by John Eliason
and wife to their married daughter
and husband, Farley Morris. at the
homestead on lower creek: Those
from a distnace were Mr.. and Mrs.
Harris, of Rexburg. who is a sister
of the groom, Morris Smith of New
Jersey, Mrs. Carrie Hansen and c..
H. Smith n wife, of P~ocatello, Lon
Rowberry and wife, Mrs. Charles
Johnson, Mrs. Lillian Mullen and B..
T. Morris, of American Falls, Bishop
Morris, Ross Morris, Richard Nor
gan and wife and Peter Neeley, of
Neeley, Ed. Hunter, Sr., and wife,
d. H. Hillhouse and wife, Ed. Hun
ter, Jr., and wife, Anton Nelson and
wife, 10 Halling and wife, Kanute,
James and Grandpa Nelson, Peter
Halling, Joe Thompson, Scott Hall
ing. Miss Grace Hunter and Robert
Hunter. Many elegant and useful
presents were given the young coupI
by their friends. On Friday evening
a wedding dance was gwen in the
Ward house at Medley and was
attended by many from the
surrounding towns and hamlets. Mr..
and Mrs. Morris will visit in Medley
a few weeks and then move to their
near Wapi.