American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-07-04

Iowa, is here on a visit.
Mrs. John S. Robinson a a
lPpaatello visitorl st Tuesday.
4 Vernon Glasscock was in Ameri-
can Falls Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson are occupyin
thsSRice property for the present.
4 Ben Parker and the next county
commissioner. John Robinson. were
m the Falls Tuesday.
Peter Anderson and wife were in
the Power City the first of the
week.
The hay harvest began this week
and by Monday will be in full
sYiHg.
7 Marion and Del Tyler were visi-
tors to American Falls the first of
the week.
Y Andrew May and John Robinson
SO far are the only aspirants for
commissioner.
Mrs. Gertrude Rowberry and Mrs.
Oliver were visitors Thursday at
the old folks party.
allie Ralphs is lamenting the
absence of his wife who is visiting
in Brigham City, Utah.
Roy Frodsham and wife and Miss
Knowlton, of Landing, were in
American Falls Thursday.
(Jo Meadows. of Baker City, Ore,
IL visiting with his brother. Frank,
at his Rockland valley ranch.
-Chas Gaul. Val Mueller and Frank
Bell yer in American Falls the frs
of the week after farm machinery.
Mrs. Martha Walker and children
OF Brigham City, Utah, are visitors
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hsber Lasley.
~ Mrs. John Hartley, of Landing,
passed through early Monday on her
way to Pocatello. where she expects
visit for a few days.
Clyde Hanson has definitely de-
cided to make the race for state re-
preventative. Go to it. son. you
don't know until you try.
Mrs. G. c.. Butler the estimable
mother of Mrs. James T. Fisher, is
here to make a prolonged visit and
have a good time generally.
Frank Havelik, of South Fork,
has sold his REIMBURSEMENT to a
Mr.. Gwynn for 5 1000 and will re-
main in the country until fall.
A. P. Anderson will commence to
Ddlld vi W Aio ~
house Just as soon as the carpenters
can possibly get around to 1t.
The young son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frodsham is temporarily laid up
for repairs. He had his collar bone
of the right arm broken last Tues
day.
j. V. Dawson, of the Iowa Lum-
Der company, and H. j. Hyatt, both
Of American Falls, were in town on
Friday.
Warren Sweeten and family arriy-
Jed early Friday morning in an auto
mobile from Holbrook. The distance
is about 50 miles and was made in
+two hours.
Edward Kelly and family, of
Chesterfield, Idaho, were visitors
with the family of Robert Kelly
old folks day.
The fencing required for open
ing the road leading to the Nit
chell bridge, across South Fork,
is now all on the ground and the
road will soon be ready for use.
The following named delegates
from this valley we're present at
the Evangelical Sunday school con-
vention held in Pocatello. on the
%, 26 and 81 of June. Mrs. j. H.
Wheeler and Howard B. Sanders.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. X. Lawson, who
have been here on a visit lasting
nearly a month left for their home
in Hastings. Neb., Monday. Mr..
Lawson is deeply impressed with
the country and it's prospects for
the future.
Mrs. Rosenkranz, the venerable
mother of Adolph Rosenkranz, is
here from her home in Poellman,
Wash, on a visit to her son and
his family. Mrs. R~osenkranz ex-
poets to make quite a visit.
Clint Robinson. who went to Poca
tello to consult an eye specialist
in regard to n of his eyes
which was afflicted from an attack
of smallpox has returned home with
the sad news that nothing can be
than probable that the sight of the
eye will be entirely lost.
John Nelson, the harness man,
has leased the Lloyd building and
will move his stock of harness and
such in as soon as it arrives. At
any rate he will start business on
the first of July. Mr.. Nelson comes
highly recommended from places
where he has been located and it is
expected that he will do well in this
valley. He has also got a good farm
location nea by town and when
not busy making harness he will
make garden.
frank Triplett, who has 160 acres
of wheat. was in American Falls
Thursday and while there he pur-
chased a combine harvester and will
this year be able to take care of
his crop in first class condition. Mr..
Triplett informed us also. that there
was no sense in contraction for the
cutting and care of wheat for the
amount lost in a couple of years
by having to wait until the grain
became too. ripe for cutting. So he
has purchased one for himself and
will ave all kinds of money by so
doing.
4 James Lance. who left for Red