American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-08-07

N''"J until the tbDlAlE DLeELt5
Of autumn blow the clouds away.
Mrs. c. E. Taylor, after a weeks
soiourn in the Raft river country,
is again at home.
Mrs. L. S. Fields o. Oklahoma, ar
rived last Friday, and will thus
make the family reunion complete.
She met her husband, her married
daughter, Mrs. G. W. Kerr, two
single daughters, Misses Maze and
lollie, and son Eugene. at this
place, and will enjoy the pleasures
Of ranch life and help to bring in
to cultivation a big area of sage
brush land.
George Peck and family, and Lar
ry Robinson and family devoted sew
eral days along the Snake fishing
the last of the week.
Fred Covert was a town visitor
the middle of the week.
W. N. Marshall, one of our main
springs of progressive citizenship,
left Tuesday for Rochester, Min
n%esota, where he will put himself
under the care of the Mayos for a
disordered condition of the stomach
and bowels. He was operated in
Salt Lake some years ago, but his
trouble has grown worse. Mrs.
Marsha" will remain on the farm
and look after this end of affairs
until the return of the invalid.
L. NJ. Cotant went to the Falls
Saturday where he cried an auc-
ton sale.
Mrs. NJ. E. Divinney of Ross Fork,
Jeff Saturday, after a visit with the
lfamily of Sam N. Morris. Mrs. c..
E. Darling accompanied her home
and will visit for a time before re-
turning to resume her duties in
the school room.
MIR. Maxwell of the west side is
home from an extensive trip in
Nebraska.
Mrs. Hcdgins and family spent
Saturday with Mrs. Anna Clark.
NJ. E. Colman, who is having a
well drilled on his farm, near Land
ing, reports 800 feet with but a
slight quantity of water in sight.
Mr.. Hodgins, the well digger, fig
ures fifty feet yet before a supply
is reached.
w. C. Stipes and family will leave
in a few days by auto, for southern
California, where they go for the
benefit of the health of Mrs. St'pes.
William Southwell was a caller
on our merchants Wednesday, fix
ing for the grain ~harvesters.
Gottleib Hoffbaum of Landing,
with his traction drawing three
trails loaded with wheat, passed
through here early Tuesday headed
for the Falls With the roads in
good condition this would appear
to be a very economical manner of
transporting grain to the railroad.
The cost of transportation is light,
while the speed is about equal to
that of teams.
Mrs. c. A. Warner and daughter,
Gladys. were visitors Wednesday
from Central.
The Zimmerman b~arbershop is
receiving a thorough cleaning and
renovating, and with new paper and
frescoes, will be a place of good
taste and beauty. Mr.. Zimmerman
will attempt the growth of appropri-
ate Galways to enable him to keer
in touch with the styles from Wapi
Thursday morning Bob Ewing
broke ground for a building, 25x5C
feet, to be used by F. E. Bailey as
a restaurant. 1t will be a modern
eating house and one that will be
a credit TO any place where suitable
meals could be served. 1t vii
be open to business about Septem.
Der LIST.
Or. and Mrs. Logan got home las
Saturday from Yellowstone. Boil
are as brown as berries. and tbs
doctor looks as If he had been feed
ing the p~elicans and batting th'
bears, he is so rugged, while Mrs
Logan looks quite relieved at be
ing home again.
John w. Southwen and o Ezra
were in the Falls Wednesday anC
purchased a header, which was take
out to the farm, near Landing.
John T. Neal. an employe of th'
government department of ANNA
culture, was here this week from
Salt Lake. He expects to return
later and take up the study of con
ditions in this locality.