American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-05-08

Xdeen visited with DR.. and Mrs.. Moth
in this city ove Sunday. coming
overland By auto.
Mrs. r b. Greenwood 10 In Salt
Lake this week consulting . special
list about her eyes. which have
been giving her much trouble and
pain lately
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Woodhead
this week enjoyed q visit from MT
Woodhead's parents, who We're on
their way home to Twin Falls from
a visit in Salt Lake.
Y Adolph Classen ia completing ad-
ditions to his residence in the city
Two more rooms and a screened
In porch constitute the improve
fments made at this time.
Mrs. j. T. Doran was operated
on last Thursday in P~ocatello. and
is getting along very well. AS soon
as she is able to be moved without
danger, she will return to her home
in this city.
The long contemplated vault for
tie Power county offices is fin
Eished, at least insofar as the ma
4 sonry is concerned. All that 10 now
left to do Is to install the steel fix
Ttures and put the books in
II. f. Murray accidentally stab
bed himself in the left leg Monday,
and for a time the wound bled pro-
fusely, but the doctor pronounced 1t
not dangeroe after proper care had
been taken, and now, while sore,
the hurt will not be permanent.
Glenn ID. Silknitter has finished
teaching his term of school N the
Hagler district and has returned to
town. In a few days he expects to
leave for his home in Centerville'
Iowa, to spend the summer, going
by way of Colorado Springs, where
he will visit relatives.
We will not be responsible for
any articles left in our shop over
60 days. A. S.. HULS and SON. st,
Lee Chip had a finger br k
en- Wednesday afternoon while play
ing a practice game of baseball on
the local grounds. He is the left
fielder for the high school club,
and his injury may work a hard
ship on the squad W tn the import
ant Twin Falls game coming up on
Saturday.
There will be services net Sun
day. which is P~entecost, at the
Pleasant Valley school house at To-
80, a m. with celebration of Holy
Communion, and on Monday there
will be services at the Presbyterian
church in American Falls at 1:30,
D. m. All are welcome to these
services. George l.. Sprattler, pas
tor.
The Consolidated Wagon and Ma
chine company Is fencing the va
cant lot mex to its store building
and will use the enclosure to dis
play some of it's machinery. GalvanI
lied iron posts, and ordinary barb
ed wire will be used In constructing
the fence. The ground inside the
fence is being levelled.
The film, 100 Years of Mormon
ism, was shown on Tuesday even
ing at the Irene Theatre. The peo-
pie thronged the playhouse until
standing room was at a premium.
The picture is very interesting, gu tie
graphic, and true to life, and said
to be historically accurate. It has
the sanction of the authorities of
the Mormon church.
dinner party Wednesday evening at
the Remington to the members of
this years graduating class at the
local high school. After dinner the
guests repaired to the parlor where
music, both instrumental and vocal,
was rendered, and later the game of
Pit was played. The following
were the guests and all enjoyed the
occasion to the utmot, misses Flor
ence Barber, and Helen Davie, and
Messrs. Clarence Mccullough, Geo.
K. Leitch and J., G. Vaughan.
The business done by a railroad
is a pretty fair criterion of the
commercial life of a town. Judged
by this standard. American Fa1ls
is a pretty active burg. The sale
of tickets at the local O. S. l.. de-
pot has amounted to over 5000
every day so far this month, and one