American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-04-17

a fishing excursion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Daniels re-
turned from the county seat Satur-
day.
Mrs. George Wright is confined to,
her home with a case of rheuma-s
tism.
4 William Hartley of Landing was
here for a while Saturday Mr.
Hartley had been to American Enlls
DR.. F. E. March has become Dur
local veterinary and has locatedghis
office in the Perry and Lewis Btrn.
for the present
From the Times we learn that a
baby girl has been born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathan Perry at their home
near Weston. Everybody offers eon
CALCULATIONS.
Mrs. l.. C. Stanger who has been
quite i'll for some time witha
touch of pneumonia Is at last able
to be around and attend her house.
hold duties RX
A. F. Glasscock, the venerable
father of Vernon Glascock, of Roy,
after a years absence was in the
town after a years abcence. He
noted many changes hereabouts.
Mrs. F. Leaky who has been a
visitor in Washington for some
time, was. in Saturday looking fine
and feels ready t take hold of
her dry farm at once.
Marshall, the blacksmith, and
Bob Ewing left for Sunbeam Tues
day. Contractor Ewing will erect
a S uitable dwelling for Mr.. Mar
shall on his homestead in that sec
t'i0sf of the county.
H~artsinger, Rosenkranz and Lo-
gan nave finished putting up the
poles and will string til e wires and
install the telephones soon. This
is the first Of the kind that has
struck the valley.
Trank Lowery has sent his wife
md babies to Hepburn to visit
while he goes to Utah. Mr.. Low
cry will invest in horses and thus in.
rease home industry, such as grow
ing wheat and the like.
The town site had a picnic last
week wherein the denizens pulled
together for a day and did some
Third street, as far as the post
office corner the street was grad
ed and nicely levelled, leaving no
uncoth Jumps on the ground. The
hitching rails that formerly stood
out in front of the stores were
removed and stuck in the ground
on the vacant lots opposite the
bank. Another very wise act
was the grading away from the actu
al roadway of a strip of ground that
will prove very desirable as a
n,eans OF fast >traye; towards the
~rNsiofflce and re;urD.
1t has been suggested that arc
%tersection of the various avenues,
but the utilities will no doubt ar
rive later. and will take the place
of the ringing of the school bell
to brighten away thieves and rob-
bers. Under the leadership of Jno-I
Fisher, of the Rockland real estate
company and road supervisor Jas.
Frodsham, a large crowd of work.
ers with teams turned out and
what at first appeared to be a
hard task proved to be but a big
frolic and was soon ended. The
work was light when so many as
sist ed, and all are better pleased
after their effort to make the sur
%roundings more comfortable for
those who have to come to town:
Der 23 and has been absent since,
turned up Friday last, and while he
looked pretty good there was a far
away expression that suggested any
hing but content. Fred landed in
Ovid Michigan. after leaving this
valley and his home folks treated
him so we'll that he was loath to
leave, but he was finally forced to
leave as the call of the west was too
strong for him. Mr.. Covert in
tended to bring another party back
with him, but will go back for her