American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-12-31
PEOPLE N EVENTS
LOCAL HAPPENINGS OF THE WEEK GATHERED
BY HI A ON THE ROUNDS ABOUT TOWN

I'LL WIIN Nh lEINEb uOh
ROUNDS ABOUT TOWN He
two
Ode
Mr. and urs c cur
town Monday and Tuesday. They NO.
came down to instruct in the new -
dances that were taught at the Odeon
Hall Monday evening. ~
Non WHIT >. nigl
Monday with a load of wheat. =,
John isaak, Jr., was in the Falls Or
Monday. i
part
c. W. Conford of Landing was a visi- =,
tor in the Falls Monday. "
c. W.. Fifield, general district man. ~
ager of the Standard Oil company, :,
with headquarters at Salt Lake, and -
n. c. Lyon, manager of the Pocatello -,
branch office for the same company, .n1.
were in town Monday ON business.
Clara Powelson went back to Rock
land the latter part of the week af- ~
ter visiting with friends In the Falls.
W. G.. Bissell of Gooding was in the -,
Falls Tuesday and Wednesday, stop ,2
ping off on his way to Blackfoot. w
Prosecuting Attorney o. R. Baum
went to Aberdeen Wednesday. D.
holi
w. H. Philbrick and r. B. Green oue
wood shipped in a carload of horses toob
Tuesday from Twin Falls. the
d.. B. ~Jeffries, county sheriff, went JC
to Rockland Thursday. iron
-- lane
Mrs. Sylvia Davis, of Montpelier,
who has been visiting with J. w. AL r
len and friends at Rockland, re- Ore
turned home Monday. lanc
Miss Clara B.. Powelson returned W
to Rockland Monday. auto
" Aut,
ID. V. Runnion and family ate Christ rapi
mas dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. plac
Haag. ,
A. Gerber made final proof on his SIEVE
homestead Wednesday. Satr
Mr.. and Mrs. Beckstead and family n,
moved into their new bungalow Tues Aad
day. a.
Mrs. c. c. Thornhill and children wi,
left for Ogden the first part of the tion
week to visit with Mrs Thornhill's en-,
parents.
NJ. e. and II. S. Walker were in the ,r,a
mo. p',' ~ WON from Hoch'a"o voti
with a load of wheat. H.,
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IN 'nu = pyns.on were III gold
town Tuesday from Rockland. .h,r
].
William Morgan, who came to Neel- high
ey III 1851 "heh there were out Two and
settlers there, was a caller yesterday. wort
He contributed some interesting n
valuable material to the pioneer his NJ
80 ' tn"' 10 y" un scho
mig !" iiesS ms "reminiscences for
will follow those of Mr.. oliver and
will prove interesting to the new as
well as TO the old settlers. -
liver
Mrs. b. c.. Odams, who has been slra
seriously i'll at the General hospital ther
at pocate,lo arrived in American Ea1Is bugs
last evening. Mrs. Adams is at pres AZ u
ent at the hotel Remington with her peio
husband y e Adams a rromirort ly te
Rockland rancher d -
his
We have a $4,000 piano, very slight hed
ly used, which we will sell for 1925, touy
terms to suit. We also have a second ne y
hand organ at your own price. Wild Whe
steeu Jewelry Co. cHai
Miss Helen MugVain, musician at Oi
the Irene theatre, returned Sunday seen
from a weeks visit with relatives at at I
Minidoka. Hali
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]. Fl. Garner came back to town the estli
early part of the week from Lucien, the
Utah, where he has been careing for ffty
his sheep. han
- tire
Miss McDaniels returned from Salt hall
Lake Sunday. joye
- on
Werner Schwarzenbach, Of Landing, ter
was in town Monday with a load of for
wheat. twei
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Miss Ora Pennington Of Lagoon. cont
Utah. is visiting her grand parents follc
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