American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-07-17

Nephi Woods of Brigham, Utan,
came out to this place Wednesday
on a visit to old friends. Mr..
Woods owns some property out
this way and still likes to take an
occasional look at it.
Mrs. Fern Robinson of Lower
creek was a visitor Thursday.
Alma Pitkin and wife were visi-
tors for an hour or so last Thursday.
Henry Rock Of Spring creek was
in town Thursday.
DR.. Shaw was in American Falls
Wednesday on business.
Miss Myrtle Allen, after a short
visit at his place, returned to her
home in American Falls Monday.
Judge H. Currier of Landing
made a trip to American Falls Tues
day.
William Currier of Garnz, was a
delighted visitor at the Falls last
Wednesday. rae.
Peter Jensen of Sand Hollow, was
a visitor Wednesday at the Power
city. pa
Miss Ethel afdsughter of James
Lance, ST., Who formerly lived here,
and Charles Flood of Logan, Utah,
were married June 18th. and will
make their home with the parents
of the groom. "a
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Tayson of
Sand Hollow, were making a1tour
+among our merchants Friday
Mrs James Gould was in from
the farm for an hour or so Friday.
Clint Robinson was in the Pow
Yer city after lumber Friday. ~
9 Fred Covert Of Sycamore hill wac
in town for an hour. by the watch,
hthe last of the week. Fred is
slowly acquiring the habit Of re-
naming away from town for a day
or so at a time and we miss him
accordingly. ~ sa1 = hre 4sea
Nathan Perry is putting up the
hay crop for Henry Houtz. and has
several acres more to haul into the
stack. sefi .as a rsy.s.
Mrs. Ethel Bonham of the Power
city is visiting with the family Of
James H. Anderson, o-s e.4s
A letter received from James
Lance, who is now living in Salmon,
states that everyone is we'll and
that his mining property is showing
up fine. He has been offered a
good price for the mine. at pres
ent but thinks they are worth more
and is still holding off. "a
Miss Sue Stranger, after a few
days illness. is again able to be
+, around on her feet.
Frank Triplett was a sojourner
1 for the day Friday.
: Maddux, the butcher man. has
moved his family into town and will
z from now on live comfortably.
2 WIN Fulmer of Hardscrabble
in from his ranch Saturday ant
/ says that the wheat crop in his sec
9 ton will be exceedingly large and
, that the wheat kernel is very larg'
8 land plump and makes a fine yield.
e John Nelson went out to tn
: s~agebrush to sleep last Friday Blu
S the barking of the jackrabbits wa
so fierce that he was compelled t.
a get up and make a bonfire to pro
tect his wife from the ravages o
the beasties. Well, that goes a
n right. Jack, but who gathered tn
brush?
IS Mrs. Ralph Peterson, after
weeks visit with friends in Sal
Lake arrived home Sunday. MI
i Peterson says he feels quite re
lieved over her homecoming, as tn
" Adishes needed washing.
N Vernon G1ascock. Of Landing
70 WI in town Saturday, after lun
Der.
g Charles Shirlock is building a
addition to his home on the farm.
Father Fields and his two daugl
IN tiers Misses Maze and zollie, can
al in from the ranch. ear Paradis
Saturday. and remained over Su.
day. y They were laying in a supp
- OF goods, such as breakfast food
toasties and shredded wheat. 1t
so much trouble t cook a big mea
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