American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-01-02

have been spending the holidays
with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Houtz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Christiapson,
of Washington Flat devoted the
whole of Tuesday in the Power City.
James Mason and wife from Little
Creeks, spent Christmas and ate
turkey with friends at American
Falls.
The Rev. Thos. H. Gilbert re-
membered his friends and parish
oners by sending each a beautiful
souvenir.
Bishop E. Ralphs, of Landing,
left Friday for a two weeks visit
with relatives and friends at Brig
ham City.
Miss Erma Sanders, after a de-
lighful Christmas visit, returned to
her school studies at American
Falls Monday.
Mrs. Ethel Bonham. of American
Falls. spent the holidays with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pearson, Of
Table Mountain.
The young men of Landing and
Roy hive raised quite a fund hat
is to be devoted to repairing Chem
etka hall at Landing.
Dan Altmyer and wife, of North
Bench, spent Christmas with Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Evans, at the latter's
ar Aberdeen
Mr.. George Hodgins, the well
man, spent the holidays with his
family. Mr.. Hodgins complains a
little about the cold snap.
L. E. Commons Of Landing, was
a visitor Saturday. Mr.. Commons
says much wheat is still to be
hauled from that section.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Halling re-
turned from their honey moon on
Monday and will occupy rooms at
the Perry home for the present.
DR.. Dickinson, our local dentist,
will leave in a few days on a visit
to his family in the Boise basin. The
doctor will be absent for a week
or so.
Earl Wheeler, Perry and Ivan
Cox of Rockland, each tool to the
Falls Thursday night large loads of
wheat. The Cox boys are hauling
for l.. w. Cotant.
Bud Mcdonald and Capt. Altmyer.
of East Bench, were Christmas Wis
itors at the Falls and remained over
to witness the play at the Auditor
ium Thursday night.
Master Lloyd Allen is sick. He
was taken down the day before
Christmas. Master Lloyd has lots
OF regrets, among the greatest be-
lag the loss Of his appitite for the
Christmas feed.
Martin Henry and wife from Jack
SON. Wye, are here on a visit. Mi.
Henry and wife We're many years
ago citizens Of this valley and were
quite surprised at the many changes
that ~transpired. ,
b. b.. Taylor was suddenly called &
Salt Lake City on account of the ,
death of his father Tuesday. Mr.. :
viii probably settle the es- ;
tate which is located in California =
before returning home.
To Chairman Nephi Woods with
his able assistants is due the re-
narkable success of the Old Folks :
lance Friday night. The days are 4
too quickly and let the few y
us mingle more often. :
Ben Cotant, of South Fork. was e
II the Power City the first of the K
week, Mr.. Cotant is sinking a il
we'll on the Winters place west of /,
he river and is now down some 270 v
eet and still drilling lava rock. "
Dr.. Dickinson, the Rockland len n
will visit Boise about the first Il
If January for 80 or 60 days. All CT
accounts which should have been
aid at the time of doing the work
yill be placed in the hands of a II
ollector. C
E. w. Fifield, of East Bench, has &c
one into the hog business. Mr.. n.
'ifield says that he thinks it is lie
lore money to feed grain to hogs dl
han at present prices to haul it
D the Falls. There are quite a
lumber of grain growers who think
he same. .,
The following merry bunch of q
,ockland people formed a theatrical l,
arty to American Falls Thursday LII