American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-12-12

brother, and from there she will 60
east to her old home in Kansas
City, for an extended visit.
Mrs. Geo. Stanger left We'd
nesday for a visit with relatives in
Butte, Mont.
Lot Smith and George x. Stanger
spent Tuesday and Wednesday in
the Power City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Womack with
Mr.. ad Mrs. John Crowley were in
American Falls Tuesday.
Mrs. Warren Stewart presented
her husband with a nice girl baby
Friday. They reside at Landing.
Roy Hartley, who has been on a
visit with friends at Lewiston, Ida.
returned to his homestead Tuesday.
VIM. Fulmer, of Sand Hollow,
who has been onfined to his home
with a touch of grip. is able to be
about one more.
Mrs. Frank Hillhouse and sister,
Miss zina Eliason, Of the Lower
Creek, were busy traders in the
Falls Wednesday.
Nose Krannear, of South Fork,
left Friday for a visit with friends
In Weston, Ore. How long he will
remain is not known.
Dave Abercrombie returned Tues
day from California and will make
his future habitation on his dry
farm neal Aberdeen.
The Ladies Aid society cleared
$4,000 from their Thanksgiving din
ner. This speaks we'll for the
bachelors of this valley.
Bishop VIM. Neeley, of Neeley,
is reported as being quite low at his
home. The aged bishop is now in
his eighty-seventh year and is very
feeble.
E. c. Doyle, the representative
OF the Norvell Shapleigh harware
company of somewhere way back
in Mazu, visited T. Jay Lawson on
Thursday.
Mrs. Annis Talbot who has been
visiting with her daughter, Mrs.
Milt Cook, for some time, left ON
Wednesday for her home in Drum
mond, Mont.
Miss Laura Forbes has been
here several days from Ogden look
ing af-er the interests of her faith
er's estate, whose demise was noted
in this paper sometime ago.
Mrs. L. D. Nichols, after dispos-
Ing of her holdings in American
Falls to her son, Dubois, visited in
a few days before her
departure o Los Angeles, Calf, her
future home.
w. c. Barnes, of Lookout, Calf.
arrived the first of the week and
brought with him a a load of
horses and farming goods and will
locate with his brothers, Bert and
near Roy on South Fork.
F. M. Bishop, who was at one
time ity marshall of American Falls,
was here for a day. Mr.. Bishop
was on his way to Japlin, Mo-, his
old home for a visit. He is now
in Connell Wash.
Last week in our notice in regard
to the mail changes a line was left
put. The item should have read
the mail would leave each end
of the route at 9 a. m. This would
necessItate the running of two rigs,
and it appears that Mr.. Robinson,
the contractor, is willing to do so.
Among the disappointments that
befell many others on Thanksgiving
day, none were more so than the
office force of the Press. 1t seems
one j. w. Southwell, Jr., of
place, who has a big heart,
promised to the newspaper boys a
fat goose for that day, but Mr..
completely forgot and the
goose still swims in Rock Creek.
The Ladies Aid society elected
following officers at their last
meeting, to preside during the fol-
year: President, Mrs. T.
lay Lawson; vice president, Mrs.
H. B. Sanders; secretary and treas
lrer' Mrs. V. G. Logan. They will
hold no more regular meetings un-
til after the holidays. After the
meeting closed Mrs. Vallons Set a
elaborate lunch.
Thursday afternoon as NorviI1
Crowley was going to American
with wheat, and when near the
residence of Martin Garnz he drop