American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-11-20
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and at that time was so taken with
the country that he promised him
self that he would return some day.
And now he is here holding down
a dry farm.
Ira Allen and family were in
town Friday from their place in
1.-The west mountain district.
A mention of the wedding pres
ents received by Mr.. and Mrs.
John Luper was entirely overlooked
in the writeup last week, and so to
make amends for the oversight, "a
partial list is given here: From
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Luper, of Seattle
parents of the groom" a complet
dinner set in silver; Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Buxton, a set of solid silver
soup spoons, and from Mr.. and
Mrs. Cling Clark a large mantle
clock. The groom also had some
cigars which, fortunately were not
loaded and smoked quite freely.
Mrs. Martha Bailey is way on a
visit at Filler and will be gone sew
eral days.
DIR. Logan moved into his new
home Saturday. The J. S. Fields
family will occupy the vacant Logan
house as soon as they arrive from
the homestead near Last Chance,
at the south end of the valley.
Mrs. Daisy Dowell ,osf Mountain
home, was a visitor Saturday.
Frank Barnard, of American Falls
drove over in his big auto Saturday,
bringing with him John Weder.
l.. w. Cotant the auctioneer,
was in town for a short while Sat
urday. Mr.. Cotant is still at work
threshing and don't know just when
he will finish. However, he can
see enough work in sight to keep
him busy until the end of the
month.
Mrs. Chas. Elsenpeter was a town
visitor Saturday.
Fred Covert was a business caller
mere saturday.
F. R. Richards and wife were in
from their farm Saturday.
( Attorney P. A. Anderson was in
Flown Saturday looking after mat
ttsrs-of professional business.
George Burdick, of Landing, was
in town asst week and reports that
his new home is about completed.
He hopes to be comfortably estab-
lished by Thanksgiving, and it may
be hat he will have a housewarm-
ing at that time.
Principal Stayner of the public
schools has taken a new step in
educational matters by becoming a
guide as we'll as an instructor to the
pupils of the eighth grade. Last
Saturday he conducted a large party
of the boys of that grade through
the machine shops at Pocatello to
g'vo them an opportunity of view
.Ag the tremendous plant, that they
m ght have some idea of the magni-
tuCe Of the work being done and
how it is done. The party returned
home Sunday afternoon.
Oh ckenpox has made its appear
ance among the children of the
valley.
A 6 md dance will be given at tbs
Central hall Friday evening the re-
ceipts Of which will be used to pur-
chase books for the library and
suitable l ghting equipment. Prof.
Clark who has charga OF he affair
is sanguine of great success.
James Crosby, of California, is
in town having stopped off while o.
his way to Rexburg where he ex-
poets to lease some state land.
/Bishop Andrew May was in Poca-
I tello last Sunday and Elder Hiram
Frodsham conducted church services
Iin place of the absent official.
/Dave A~bercrombie is now en-
ployed by Contractor Levi Southwell
and is at work on the new home of
J.. Henry Moss which is being built
ON his farm seven or eight miles
ssouth from this place.
The family of Alfred Heed left
last week for Tremonton( Utah,
where they will visit for a month
or so.
George Buckley WIS a visitor in
the Falls Tuesday.
John Daniels was in the Falls on
day this week. He purchased a lot
of mules which he i'll use on his