American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-05-09

Little Florence Commons, of Land
ing, who was thrown from a horse
a few weeks ago, injuring herself Sc
verely, is now on the rapid road to
recovery.
Mrs. M. E. Ogden, the mother of
}. E. and Orlan Ogden, left Satur-
day for a visit with friends in Has
tlngs, Neb. Mrs. Ogden expects to be
absent for quite a spell.
Top prices and spot cash for
Wheat. Oats and Barley at the old
Keith E. Green Warehouse. Call in
and get our prices.
IL Chester Greene.
Miss Delpha Harris left Monday
to make a visit with relatives in Gar
land for a few weeks, afer which she
will go to Ogden to remain, in all
probability throughout the summer.
The Rev. 7. R. Guy holds religious
services every Sunday afternoon at
8 O'Clock at the new meeting house
located on the Skeens' place at Land
ing. Everybody is welcome. Sunday
school at 2 p. m.
5. and B. Barnes, of Lookout, Cal,
arrived last Wednesday, having driv-
en- over. The young gentlemen con-
template locating and going right to
work on 100 acres each Of the virgin
soil Of this valley.
The Union Sunday school conven-
ton Of Pocatello stake will be held in
the ward house at this place next
Sunday. The general officers from
Pocatello expect to be present. Ser
vices begin at 10 a. m.
Mrs. Wheeler left Monday morning
for American Falls, at which place
she met her mother, Mrs. J. A. Smith,
who lives in Bard, California. Mrs.
Smith will visit for several weeks
before leaving for her home.
Mrs. Lee, of South Fork, who has
been here for some time with a young
child which has been under the doc
tors care, returned home last Fri
day, the child having So far recov-
cred that it could be moved.
The l.. D. s. church people have
organized a Sunday school on Little
Greek and are nov occupying the
school house at that place for their
Sunday meetings. They report an
enrollmen of so members and Nels
K. Nelson is the superintendent.
Davie Thomas of Malad, the pro-
prietor of the Great Northern hotel
OF that place, was a several days. Wis
itor, with his old friend Clyde Han
ser. Davy is looking for good things
to pick up, so he was taking good and
anxious looks at the hotel property.
Mr.. Thomas is well aware that a first
class house would pay here and it is
to be hoped that Dave will locate.
Mrs. Marintha Allen was most COM
pletely surprised last Friday evening
when a score of her neighbors gave
her a birthday supper. Among those
present were the following: Mrs. Sa-
rah Houtz, S. N. Morris and wife,
Henry Houtz and wife, R. H. Hill
house and wife, and John Howard and
wife. Mrs. Allen has forgotten her
age, but the others know all right.
Well, here's to you.
Bert Adams Of the West Side, has
a grievance and it is that Bert has
been losing hay from the stack. Mr..
Adams says that to be a petty thief
is all right in a way, but the big thief
is a grand man, and his accomplish
ments should be duplicated by any
one who wants any hay. Mr.. Adams
has lost several tons within the last
month. No clue as to the perpetra-
is to be found.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. A. Warner, their
laughter, Miss Gladys, and son, Cal
vim, left Thursday for their new
home near Bend, Oregon. Mr. War
ner was n Of the first settlers in
his valley, the date of his arrival be-
ing in 1881 or 1882. He prospected
along the Snake river and was among
hose who helped to make the great
camp at Bonanza Bar. Mr.. Warner
vas at one time a county commission
r, serving a term Of two years. He
vas looked upon as an enterprising
nan and a good neighbor. He and
MS family leave many friends be-
hind them who wish him and his all
Kinds of success in their new home.