American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-03-05

M. A. Wones is now the assist
ant cashier at the First National
Bank, succeeding II. G. A. Winter.
who departed last week to reside
on his homestead. Mr.. Wones has
held the position of book keeper for
a number of years and his pro-
motion is the result of service
faithfully performed.
The new garage of the American
Falls Auto Co., located immediate
ly north Of the l.. l.. Evans resid-
enc property, is nearing compile
ZION. It is unders God that it is to
be fully equipped for caring for and
repairing automobiles.
I Edward Quinlin was down from
/Pocatello Monday looking after
some business matters. Mr.. Quin-
lin was feeling exceptionally good,
the reason being that he had just
won a $1,000 davenport given away
by the Gate City Furniture Co.
Two horses were stolen from town
Tuesday evening, one being taken
from a barn and the other from a
hitchdng rack. No trace of the
missing animals has been found
but Sheriff Jeffries says he will
apply to the commissioners for a
couple Of blood hounds to be used
in the such cases as this. Horse
stealing is being carried on to such
an extent in this county as to
make some drastic method necess-
airy.
Lloyd Davis, of Odessa, Washing
Z ton, arrived Monday morning to
visit with his brother Frank. and
other relatives in this section.
s. c. Winters was down from
P~ocatello Friday so far recovered
from injuries received a few weeks
ago as to bel able to be out of the
hospital though it is still necessary
for him TO stay in Pocatello fol
daily dressing of his wounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Spaulding
went to Salt Lake Wednesday o.
last week, having been called Il
attend the funeral of Mrs. Spauld
ing's father.
t. J.. Lawson returned Frida,
from a three weeks visit with rel
atives and friends in Hastings, Neb
Miss Newcomb, who has beel
staying with the Cook family AM
attending school here during tn
winter was taken to Pocatello Fri
day where she underwent an op
Grafton. 1t is reported hat she i
getting along cry nicely at thi
timeN
THE C~artercar Auto Co. has bee
4 busy during the past couple p
Z weeks installing machinery in tn
garage. Among the new equipmen
is an air compressor for pumpin
tires and a gasoline tank.
W. w. White has been electe
4 as secretary of the County Farm
ers' Society of Equity to succee
A. w. Davis who resigned a coupl
OF weeks ago to look after his auto
mobile business. Mr.. White al
eumed the duties of his new pos
tfQ1 a week ago.
~ Bids will be received at ii
4 American Falls postoffice for ca
tYjlng the mail between this poll
and Rockland during the n
month. The present contract wi
expire some time about June.
Residents of that portion of tn
county lying northwest Of Amer
kMr: Falls have taken the prelim
nary steps looking to the establlsl
mont of a rural free delivery Sc
vice which will extend from Il
Quigley postoffice.
On Tuesday evening a number
the relatives and close friends
'(Grandma" West gave that esti1
able old lady a pleasant surpri
PARTY. the occasion being MI
Vests birthday. she having reaoh'
~ age of n years. 1t was
thoroughly enjoyable affair.
Mrs. w. B. Walworth depart'
Thursday to join her husband
PQcatello where they will make tn
home. The Walworth's had rel
"a Z house but before they We
Hk1q to move into it the place W
No11, so, in order to avoid a
furHhe or sueh disaDpointments. tn
hero purchased a home on Sou
Gtx&h Avenue.