American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-06-11

for Portland. where she was called by
the illness of her sister-in-law.
Hugo Meyerhoffer has purchased
lots near the H. r. Hager property,
and will build a residence on same.
Ora Haley, of Denver, Colorado,
father of Mrs. Arthur Smith, spent
Wednesday in American Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Siegle, Of Black
foot, were in American Falls We'd
nesday with a view to locating here.
Mr.. Siegle is an experienced baker.
and will in all probability go into that
business.
Mrs. Albert Garner Of American
Falls filed a desert entry northwest of
town in the dry farm district.
Mr.. j. P. Melhoff of American Falls
and Mrs. John Hepner of Aberdeen
have been patients in the hospital for
the past few days.
Just received a car load of field
fence. oliver & McKown Hardware
Co.
Among those who went to Pocatello
ITO the circus were II. c. Wones and
family, Mrs. Benjamin Howell, Mrs.
lUtley and daughter, O-F-Grewley-and-
wifeT Mrs. 1. N. Davis, Mrs. Chapman,
Mabel Burrell, Ruth Sallee, Mildred
Sallee, Kathleen Sallee, Mrs. Del Ty-
Ter, Mrs. Joe Gish. Mrs. Harvey An
derson, S. d. Blaine, George Bradshaw
and wife, Mrs. E. E.. White, Mrs. Rich
ardson, Miss Minerva Kohlhepp, Will
\ Jacobs, William Schmidt and wife.
Mrs. W. A. Nash, after a three weeks
visit with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyman Barnard, left Sunday for her
home in Salt Lake.
For field fence go to Oliver & Nc
Kown Hardware Co.
Mr.. o. E. Runnion of Pocatello spent
Sunday and Monday in American
Falls.
Eugene Barkdull made a hurried
business trip to Idaho Falls the last
of the week.
Mrs. Mary l.. Keith, mother of Roy
Keith, a former resident of this place,
lhnC hoan crad hu n NO In TTtoh for
certain Indebtedness incurred by the
issuance of checks when there was no
money-available to AXE up same.
LArs-w~T Oliver expected to leave
ff9( Ogden this fThwsday3 morning
10y the purpose of fpfacihg Frankie
Ah a-hcspital for treatment.
Editor Hanson was over from Rock
| land Tuesday in attendance at the re-
l publican convention.
Miss Irene Oliver has beer confined
to her home for several days on ac-
D count of being troubled with her eyes.
miss Helen Earring who has attend
lied school at Portland during the past
? year, returned home last week to
spend the summer vacation.
M. E. Walker was over from Rock
Eand Tuesday looking after some mat
ters of business. Mr.. Walker says
d that things generally are looking about
10 oood &c +boxr oo,ld in tho RooEland
p valley. Crops are in fine condition
: except for some little damage done by
squirrels, and the people are unusual
Lily jubilant over the prospects.
It We are beginning 70 wonder if there
is any ball team in the country tha'
can beat our boys, and why shouldn't
we be proud, when we have six conse
utive games to u credit in the league
We are also beginning to wonder i
$ some of our heroes are not cut out for
" really big things in the future.
At Mrs. w. P. Murdoch of Medley ha'
been visiting the oliver family TO
the past week.
r Mrs. Won Knobloch has returned {
IN American Falls, after a short visi
al with her son, DR.. ~Landenberg, an
er family of Salt Lake.
Il Miss Dora Rice of Landing is /
70 town the guest OF her sister Netti
Rice.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick, who has been in tn
X east on business for some time, re
IL turned to American Falls the last
the week.
Mr.. George Leitch, who was in a
Us tendance at the State Sunday scho'
ay convention at Twin Falls last weel
ne gave a detailed report Of same at II
-o. % tba Methodist church o