American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-06-12

front Of the postoffice building OF
Monday by Earl Hooker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Box OF Blackfoot
spent last week visiting at the hom1
Of Mr.. and Mrs. James mason O
American Falls.
William Goertzian, who for sew
eral months has been away, re
turned 20 this city the first Of THU
week.
Miss Virginia Nunnelly Of the
Arbon valley, Is visiting for a mont
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Her
man Moth, in American Falls.
Big Ben rings on time, runs on
time. stage on time. Widsteeu
Jewslry company.
n Frank Moench, Guy Oliver, and
K. x. Earring went to Blackfoot on
Friday Of last week to attend to
business matters before the Land
Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schwarz, and
Mrs. Il. Hooker, and Mr..
and Mrs. George Strong are this
week on a vacation trip to the
Lave Hot Springs.
Mrs. Eva B. Smith and Mrs. G.
Beach, her mother. went to Po-
catello Monday morning. Mrs.
Smith purchased new goods for
her~mfflfnery store.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. s. Ellinger and
DR.. l.. II. Dorne were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. F.. Finnegan In a
farewell dinner at the Remington
hotel Monday evening.
Will buy poultry--Chickens with
little ones from A to 10 days old.
The Remington. tt.
Chas. Kohl and j. M. Sewell of
iiastiuSo- rNou.' ocOppcu VII hCAO
Monday for a visit with M. c. Law
son, who Is a former resident Of
Hastings. Messrs. Kohl and Sc
well are on their way to the Paci-
fic northwest on a business trip.
George Stoli, manager or the
Remington, accompanied by his
sons, George Jr., and Carl, re-
turned the first of the week from
Salt Lake. after a visit Of a week.
MRS. Stoll. and little Miss Marie
Stoll, remained there for a longer
visite.
Paul Beaugere, an impersonator,
lighting chance and costume artist,
was on the boards at the Irene
theatre on Wednesday evening. His
performance was really good, and
the crowd went away we'll sat SIZED
with the entertainment.
A number of German friends from
the Igo neighborhood, and other
contiguous districts, gathered last
Saturday evening at the Frederick
G.. A. Heberline home and spent
the happy hours until early morn
ing with dancing and other diver
sions.
For Gasoline and Oil stovesJ see
Oliver and McKown Hdw. Co.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. u. G.. Brown
motored over to Malad the past
week. Mrs. Brown and son. Fay,
remained there and will visit for
a time at the home of Mrs. Browns
Mrs. Kingsbury. Mr.. Brown
day.
DR.. l.. ii. Dorne, the dentist who
has purchased DR.. Finnegan's prac-
the, arrived the first of the week
from Denver, and has already made
a distinctly favorable impression DID,
on the people with whom he has
In contact. He was accom-
here by DR.. Reed, a class
mate at school, who was on his way
to Seattle where he will locate.
j. r. Sovereign's dance orchestra
viii give a dance in the Auditorium
Saturday evening. The one given
~ this orchestra two weeks ago
vas well attended and highly en-
Dyed. and they have decided to
i've N each Saturday evening
rom now on.
Eight car loads of American Falls
reduce was shipped out from the
peal railway station on Tuesd ay of
his week. OF these one was in
ne manufactured form-flour. and
ne others we're raw material. Six
ere cars of wheat. and the other