American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-06-19

A large party of out of town visitors
took dinner Sunday at Frodsham hotel.
It seems to be a growing affair to come
to tow for Sunday dinner.
Bert Halling and wife were in town
from their farmstead Sunday and spent
the day with relatives.
-H%e- ladies of the Congregational
church will entertain the evening of
June 26, at the brick hall by presenting
a true copy of the acts and sayings
Of the country school as seen thru the
modern eye. The price of admission
Will be offered at the very low price
of thirty-five cents. which will enable
everyone to partake of the pleasures
of witnessing an old fashioned school in
session. 1t is for a good cause and
should be patronized by all.
Fl. P. Sanders and others were in
American Fails for the day on Sunday.
Many were disappointed thru the
failure of Judge Standrod of Poca-.
tello, to arrive here for the corner stone
laying for the Congregational church.
But the Judge will be the speaker at
the time that the church edifice is de-
dicated.
TIE following Askaa party of ladies
fyom the dry farms We're attendants at
Church service last Sunday: Mrs.
Charles Cotant, Mrs. Porter Mitchell,
Mrs. C. Christianson. Miss Ruby Burton
and Miss Edna Cotant.
Sunday, July 8, the Rev. Herwig of
antl-saloon fame, will lecture at the
morning service at the Mountain View
church., at 8 p. m. in Rockland Congrega
tional church and at night at a mass
meeting to be held in the L. D. S.
All are cordially invited.
The following list of elders, accord
ing to Bishop May, will take the home
missionary field commencing next Mon
lay: w. w. Howard, Jr., and Ira
Allen will visit the Cedar Ridge dis
riot, Bishop May, George Buckley and
Bishop Morris, from Neeley, will visit
iarnz School house, at which time a
School will be organized and
suitable arrangements made for holding
If regular preaching srvioes on Sundays.
". w. Howard, Sr., and a companion.
VIII visit the Lower creek school. and
". p. Fifield and Albert Ralphs will
'isit Landing. /,
Mrs. j. C. Fart, of South Fork, was ,
n town on saturday doing business with
ur merchants. {
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. j. Lawson and MI. {
nd Mrs. Peterson and Robert I. Ewing /
nd Miss Sue Stranger spent Sunday on f
last Fork picnicing and fishing. 8
The Misses Gertrude johnson and .
.lice Stickel took Dinner with Miss =
rene Wheeler at the farm home of L
latter on Sunday. S
Mrs. Lorrette Stranger left for a visit j.
| Pocatello Monday morning on the t
Lage. :
The Sublett base bail team will 4
lay at this place on the Fourth of
uly. AS it is looked upon as a strong Z
our players will have to hustle T.
little more than they have been do ii
If they expect to make an easy n
inning. :
Lewis, the representative of the Best -
arvester and Combine Of American =
alls passed through here Monday morn d
g bound for Landing on business. Il
Miss Claire Jacoby of the South Fork, o
sited with Mrs. Perry Sheers and Miss it
anger the first of the week. ~
W.. Hydeloff, of Roy, and James E. ;,
sden and l.. S. Fields of this place, "
for the Blackfoot land office y
onday morning to attend to some Is
alters that We're to come up before IN
e U. S. Land Commissioners at that n.
ace. ~