American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-02-20

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n william w. Howard OF Rocklant
made final proof TN the local land
office on Wednesday Of this week.
George F. Barclay of PocateIlc
was a business visitor in the Power
City this week.
Mrs. r. j. Rice and Miss F. Net
tie Rice of Roy were in American
Falls on Monday on their way to
Pocatel1o.
Lee Il. Cummins, Paul b. Spald-
ing. Of American Falls, Clara M.
Ralphs of Rockland, and Peter Thfes-
sen of Aberdeen appeared befroe
Unitd States Land Commissioner in
this city on the 18th OF the month
and made final proof on lands near
here
MIR. Earl Bailey and Miss Martina
/ Taylor, were married this afternoon
Hat the Hotel Grand, this city. The
Rev. A. Saunders OF Trinity Church,
Pocatello officiated. Mr.. Bailey and
his bride will make a three months
trip in the east, after their return
will make their home on Mr.. Bal
ley's farm near Rockland. The ma
ny friends and recipients Of the
cigars, (which were indeed OF a
good brandt wish the couple a
happy companionship.
Wednesday was parents day at
the local schools, and Supt. Wallis
was host to many Of the patrons or
the school. All the grades were visl-
ted, and the young ones seen at
work. After the tour of inspec-
ton au informal talk regarding the
launching Of a boy scout company ln
town was held, and 1t was decided
to hold a meeting of people interest
ed in the Woodman hall on Friday
evening of this week at 7.30. Those
interested are earnestly requested to
attend.
Mrs. II. c. Wones on last Friday
afternoon gave a surprise party in
honor OF the seventh birthday of
her little daughter. Dorothy Violet.
Twelve little friends of Miss Dorathy
and her teacher, Miss Florence Drum
we're the guests. Games and d%ecora
tions in keeping with the date, Val
entine's day, had been arranged,
and we're enjoyed by the little tots
to the utmost. A dainty and deli
cious lunch was served before the
happy little company adjourned for
the day.
The American Falls high school
basketball team will wind up its
schedule for the year with a game
at the Auditorium In this city Satur-
day night. They will have as their
antagonists in this final game the
Pocatello high school. While the
local boys have not been as sue
cessful this season rs they were last,
they have yet played some interest
ing and close games, showing al
most always cool nerve and good
teamwork. The price of Saturdays
game will be the same as that
customarily charged so cents for the
lower floor. and 25 cents for the
gallery.
Just received at the Riverside
100000 shipment Of Buster Brown
and White House Shoes. this is our
spring line and in 1t you will find
what you are looking for. You alrea-
dy know our prices are the lowest
In town, and the quality of the Bus
ter Brown shoes for Boys Misses,
Youths. Girls and children is be-
yond question, Riverside Mere. Co.
sole agents.
Harrison j. Terry, appearing as
Father Brian Kelly in "The Rosa
ry," at the Auditorium on Wednes-
day evening, was a delight to local
theatre goers. So wholesomely gen
uine' so humanity sympathetic was
his work, that in the more touching
scenes he brought a tear to more
than one eve. His support, too, was
clever, and tho show as a whole was
4 treat to all. In a play of this sort
where the underlying theme is sac
red, where faith is dealt with, an ac-.
must be very careful indeed lest
his efforts SAVIOR of sacriledge. but
N no instance could the most severe
'ritic say that Father Kelly over
the bounds of p~ropriety.
The story of the play is founded on,
emblem of purity. and. rightly ac
teaches a great moral lesson.