American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-12-17

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John Octerhout. the father Of Mrs
]. ". Allen. was a visitor In the Falls
Friday and Saturday Of last week. Mr.
ustsrnout is an old pioneer Of Albion
and stopped off at American Falls on
hls way back from Brigham City
where he wal on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heberline returned
Wednesday night from Iowa. They
have a farm east OF town and have
been visiting in the middle west for
he past two months. They say that
ne weather there is very severe and
that they are glad TO return home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Black. of Day
ton. Wash. arrived Friday to visit old
friends and look over the country. Mrs.
Black is a cousin of Deck Smith. The
couple are old, well-known pioneer
residents OF eastern Washington and
nave many friends here from that sec
ton.
There Will be a meeting OF the board
"a 01IttiCTo vi ttf fADihldnu nan
Road company Thursday afternoon at
American Falls. The survey OF the
road is progressing rapidly and II IL
hoped that the company Will be able
10 start construction work immediat-
Iy upon the breaking Of spring.
Mrs. Elizabeth Neville died, Satur-
day, at her home at Livingston Springs
north OF Aberdeen, after an Illness OF
three months caused from heart trou-
BILE. The body was shipped to Wood
run, Utah, Sunday evening for burial.
The deceased was thirty-six years old
and leaves a husband and four chill
dren.
The American Falls Abstract COM
pany. at present housed In the Evans
State Bank building, Will o It's
ONCE. the first Of January. into the
building now occupied by the w. b.
Jacobs barber shop. Mr.. Jacobs will
move his shop into the new building
now under construction between the
evans house and the Office of Kosanke
q Co.
Deck Smith, OF the Smith and Bal
laine feed stables. received n telegram
from a horse buyer In Texas Monday,
relative TO the horse-buying situation
around this part OF the country. Mr.,
Smith, after investigating conditions
hnr. vftraI hauL that Ia. thn,.Ybt a.
possible TO get between three and five
hundred horses around American Falls
and tributary points. at prices rang
Ing from $50. to $3.50.
n. II. o'Neil was host at a barn
dance last Saturday night, at his ranch
seven miles west OF town. Mr.. O'Ncil
has recently completed a new barn
and celebrated It's completion In the
customary befitting manner Altho'
Saturday night was one of the coolest
Of the year. about fifty couple were
present to enjoy the dance, refresh
ments and music. Mr.. Wilcox playo cd
the violin and VAS accompanied by a
guitar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Earring Will leave
for an extended visit to Washington
and Montana, Sunday December Goth.
They viii first visit Mr., Earrings faith
or In Waila Walla, Wash, going from
there to Butte, Mont. by way of Spo-
kane, where Mrs, Earrings relatives
arc. Mr., Earring is a well known
farmer of American Falls. Besides his
ranch at Medley. he has n thousand nc.
res In wheat on tho Indian resarva-
ton east OF town. They plan to be
gone about n month.
A pleasant excursion party was en-
ioyed Sunday, by Miss Irene oliver,
Mas Florence Sullivan. Mrs, Won
Knobloch. Mrs. utley. Mr.. Fitzpatrick
and Mr., n, Evans. The party loft the
Falls on No, 80 for Minidoka. They
met with a large lumber wagon
and staged six miles overland to the
wardell Camp OF surveyors where !