American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-05-29

Mick Perry and Fred Nelson A.
rived last Friday evening 70 attend
the funeral Of John W. Berry on
Saturday. From the Hager under
taking parlors the concourse Of
friends proceeded to the cemetery,
and there the Rev. James Leitch
held services and preached q brief
sermon.
WANTED-A young man wants
room and board with private family
Jno,,Ire this office. ct.
The proprietor Of the Rockland
Mail Line has put on q new. Interna-
tionaI Harvester auto wagon TO
transport the passengers, baggage
and mail to and from the city up In
the valley. On Thursday morning
he made the trip from ROckland to
American Falls III one hour and a
quarter.
Clerk OF Court II. G. Wones an
nounces that persons wishing to
procue thei final citizenship pa
pers at the next term of court
should make application at once.
These applications must be posted
for three months, and as court will
convene on September 3, the last
day for applications will be June 3.
Nobby, new stamps. winder than
the old ones, and with the
smiling face Of the late g.
Washington replaced by a view
OF the Panama canal, have
been placed on sale at the local
postoffice. The words, "San Fran
cisco, 1916" appear as a guide to
the exposition OF that date.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the
Methodist church met on Wednes-
day at the home Of Mrs. M. e.
Drake on the west side of the river.
The affair was planned in honor OF
the birthday of the president Of the
society, Mrs. s. II. Mccullough,
About twenty members were In
attendance. A delicious dinner was
served, and the day most pleasant
ly spent.
A.. u. Watson of Chicago arrived
here last Friday. He was interested
In a suit before the district court
and this was tried on Monday and
Tuesday. On Thursday he returned
to Chicago. Mr.. Watson Gsas heavily
interested in the promotion Of the
Rockland valley rail road, and
while he would make no statement
regarding it's future, or any work
contemplated on the project, he
has by no e given up the vent
ure, and believes that before long it
will become a reality.
O. H.. Barber arrived here on
Saturday morning, and returned In
the evening to Boise. Upon his
return to the capital he was accom-
panied by Mrs, Barber. who visited
there until Wednesday, when she
came back here to make final
preparations for moving to Boise,
whore they will live during Mr.. Bar
ber's tenure in the office of game
warden. Senator and Mrs. ID. w.
Davis will move into the Barber
home.
j. Il. Sovereign. who recently ar
lived here from Washington, has
organized IN orchestra, and they
plan giving a public dance in the
Auditorium on Saturday evening of
this week. MIR. Sovereign is a
splendid violinist. and the other
fnemberg of the orchestra also very
capable musicians. The best of
lance music is assured, as we'll as
good order, and every one is invited
20 attend the dance.
At the office of the American
Falls Land company on Monday
evening the third meeting called
to consider the proposition of cell
~ebrattng the Fourth of July was
held. AS in previous meetings no
definite action us taken. After a
good deal OF arguing, one way and
the other. it was decided to put
the matter up to the board of trade,
whose regular meeting will occur
on Tuesday evening of next week
mt the office of j. ID. Isaak.
We will not be responsible for
any articles left In our shop yer
60 days. A. s. HULS and SON. ct,
DIR. Moths birthday was prettily
celebrated Tuesday evening when
a few friends gathered at his
bome to do honor to the occasion.
Dainty and delicious refreshments