American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-10-16

4 RObt. Shares OF the west side
was in town Saturday making the
usual purchases of supplies.
1t is reported that Mrs. J. G..
fering from an attack of typhoid
fever.
Mrs. VIM. Allen, who has been
quite i'll at the home of Mrs. 10.
Allen at this place for some time
past, is said to be improving.
Archie Teal and his Caterpillar
engine passed through Friday
night headed toward his home on
NSeuth Fork.
" Henry Moss got through with
bis t%hreshing Saturday afternoon,
after many delays caused by breaks
in machinery and by rain.
Paul Hines is at work remodel
ing the Jensen building. Nose
Kannear is the chief helper.
Mr.. Potter who is hauling wheat
to the Falls has moved into the
Southwell corner and expects to
occupy it until the hauling ceases
Harry Vallings has made a trip
to Chicago and Cleveland from
which he returned Sunday even
ing. The net result of Mr.. Vail
ings' visit to the east is a strong
confirmation of his faith in the
possibilities of this section.
Goddard was in town Sat
urday.
" Ed. Howard and wife were in
for the social given Saturday night
1by the young ladies Of the Mutual.
frank Hilhouse, of Eliason, was
I a visitor Saturday. Frank has
been busy on his homestead fol-
+svfong time.
The AItmyer Bros. have pur-
fchased a chu-chu wagon from agent
Carneg, and will hit a faster gate
f+hanjp the past
Mrs. Christ Nelson was in from
the-farm Saturday.
ION Saturday Elmer Perry com
menced to build a barn on the
two lots adjoining his dwelling. The
structure will be 32x6O feet and
will supply shelter for his farm ami
mails and machinery.
Little Willie R~osenkranz was il
Saturday to secure medical atten
tion for a very ugly sore under
the left eye.
Mrs. Commons. with her daugh
t~er-in-law, Mrs. Clarence Commons
of ~Julseburg, Colo. and her daugh
ter, we're in from the Commdpl
homestead near Landing last SAY
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Daniels, o
Mooseville, were town visitors Sat
urday.
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Tayson, o
Ik1anding, were business visitors Sat
urday.
TT M. Maxwell and daughter
from the west side, came in Sat
urday to do some shopping.
III Saturday night aftsE~@m~nw~spro
vohfffg dSn%%sfnHns~ss the younI
ladies' of the M. 1. A. gave thei
many friends a sure enough wei
coming I'M the big assembly hal
and there was a big, sociable crow
/ to enjoy the affair. From tn
moment the invocation was pre-
nounced until the last sigh of tn
benediction tthe audience was
the qui vive. The program was a
follows: Opening song, Americ
by the audience; invocation, Coun
sellor Mark e. Walker; address {
welcome Ed. l.. Howard; voca
SOLO Mrs. Evilina Houtz; reading
Pref. Stayner; piano solo, Mis-
Eta Howard; male chorus; read.n
Mss Esther jenkins; piano sole
Mss Zolt Fields; ladies quartet
vocal solo. Mrs. Emma Davis, Aese
the program The hall was r~eaFrangt
10 to its seating and whe
the audience~was re-seated an g,
celenu Jap lunch was served Nan
gamesf were played until mid-nigh
Ernest Barr and his famnl
formerly of Rupert. arrived Sstul
day and will make their home her
for theAwinter. occupying their oil
place on the bench road.
Mrs. Vivian Barr. OF Rupert,
a visitor wftA the family of he
father, AL Ralpha~~