American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-02-27

office is again on duty after a touch
of the grippe.
(, L.. v. Skeens was in the hrstling
little town Wednesday. Mr.. Skeens
lives in Landing.
O. O. Ogden returned from Am
erican Falls Saturday, at which
place he had been on business.
Miss Mae Fields of East Fork
was in our village this week shop
ping and buying candy.
Lyman Barnard of American Falls
Isl a visitor at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Louis Hampton.
Mrs. Frank Mitchell was in Frida
after supplies Mrs. Mitchell was com
planning about the continued cold
snap.
Mr.. Lee Crowley of Lookout Cali
fornia is here on a visit to his bro
ther Oliver and expects to remain
throughout the season.
Mrs. T.. e. Pickett of Roy was in
town Wednesday to meet her hus-
band, who had been at the Falls on
business.
A. Rosenkranz and wife came in
Saturday to attend the Auction and
lay in a few supplies that are need
ed on their ranch.
Mrs. Chas Ricketts, and mother
Mrs. j. p. Crowley spent Tuesday
and Wednesday in Pocate1lo on bus
ness.
Levi Southwe1l of American Falls.
was a visitor Sunday. Mr.. South
weK is building a dwelling for Mark
E. Walker on his home place.
James Lance, Jr., purchased
three horses from II. Jensen this
week, for which he gave six hun
dred and fifty plrnks.
Mrs. Loretta Hanson Of Murray,
Utah is visiting with the family of
John Halling. Mrs. Hanson for
merly lived in this valley.
Peter Nelson was the guiding
spirit of the stage Saturday-he
relieving Stacy Johnson, who was
slightly under the weather.
The civil suit of P. j. Clark VS..
Lowery and Bliss is set for hea-
ing March the tenth, before Judge
Hansen.
The dance held at Odd Fellows
Hall Saturday night was very well
attended and a pleasant time was
reported.
Bert Womack and wife were il
from their homestead Saturday,
shopping and attending to other
matters.
Elmer Smith has relinquished to
John Baker his homestead situated
near Cedar ridge, for seven hundred
dollars.
j. V. Dawson, General Manager
for the Iowa Company at American
Falls was here Tuesday looking af-
ter wooden affairs.
Mrs. M. E. Ogden returned from
a visit with her parents fwho live
in Long Beach California. Tuesday,
very much improved in health.
The many friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Perry will be glad to
learn that thier little baby has
about recovered from it's late ILL
hess.
Mrs. William Lasley has moved
down from Landing and will make
her home at this place until time to
move on to the ranch at Little
Greek.
Sam Morris brought down a
bunch of young critters from his
ranch neal Landing last Wednes-
day and sold to buyers from Cache
valley.
Scott Smith, Superintendent of
the American Falls telephone ex-
change was circulating among our
town folks. investigating telephone
matters.
During the public austion sale
held at this place last Saturday, a
very welcome and a~ppreciable hot
lunch was served by the Ladies Aid
Society.
T. j. Lawson is having the upper
rooms of his dwelling finished up
and win occupy the same as soon as
the carpenters get through with
their work.
]. P. Emmett of Sand Hollow who.
has been absent on a visit to sections
north of here, returned last week
having recovered from his attack
lung fever.
The home house of Mr.. George
is assuming a finished aspect on
f,N hin Hos Dn,1 ,-l hn
expects to take possession in a
week or so.
G. C. Brown of the Holt combine