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

Inc american rails base Dali en-
~thusiastists are working earnestly to
line up enough people to secure a
special train for Idaho Falls to see
the game next Sunday.
H. G. Allen was in attendance at the
Bankers Convention in Twin Falls the
fore part of the week.
Mr.. j. T. Fisher, president of the
Rockland State Bank. was one of the
Power county bankers who attended
the convention at Twin Falls this
week.
Carney & Scheuss of Rockland will
give a wholesale demonstration of
Ford cars in Rockland Friday of this
week. There will be a parade of Ford
cars from Rockland to American Falls,
starting at 2 o'clock D. m. and in the
evening a free dance will be held at
the Rockland dance hall. Everybody
will be welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Moth, who have
been visiting their son DR.. Moth for
some weeks, left the first of the week
for Medford, Oregon, where they will
visit another son. Mrs. Moth is an in
valid, and her stay here has been BEN
eficial.
Mrs. Cal Logan left Saturday last
for Florence, Clorado, where she will
visit her mother and sister for several
weeks.
Miss Drum left for Aberdeen, South
Dakota, the last of the week, where
she will spend her summer vacation.
Miss Powelson left Saturday for
per home in Iowa.
Mrs. Harry Wallis and her two chill.
dren returned Saturday from Balti-
more, Maryland, where she has beer
spending the winter with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. d. Glasscock of Roy, was il
American Falls during the week OF
her way to Washington where she vii
make an extended visit.
Mrs. Cook wife of Rev. L. A. Cook
has returned from Pocatello, wher,
she has been confined t O the hospital
and We are sorry to report that sh'
is not recovering from the operation
as rapidly as could be wished.
A. o. Sheldon of Pocatello, was
regular visitor in the city Sunday
Strange how hard it is for some PEG
pie to break away from American
Falls.
John Frey, the sixteen year old sol
y of j. ]. Frey of Aberdeen, suffered
painful accident on Sunday last. YounI
Frey was riding an unbroken horse
when he was thrown to the ground
badly decorating his face and break
ing a leg, and the wonder is that tn
accident did not prove fatal
The people of American Falls vii
read with interest of the honor whic
has been conferred upon r. ]. Newell
who made his home here for a yea
during the construction of the Powe
Plant at this point. Mr.. Newell ha
been chosen by a commission consist
ing of A. P. Davis, chief engineer c
= the United States reclamation servic'
= and other equally prominent men, {
5 go to China and there take charge {
t a work which has been a problem {
! the Chinese engineers for years-tha
/. of taking are of the surplus water
from five rivers in China which ha
= caused fearful floods every year fc
hundreds of years in the eastern PAL
of the country. Mr.. Newell and hi
E assistants will leave Boise next SUI
I day and will sail from the port
| Vancouver and proceed to Shangl
by way of Yokohoma. The Chimes
government will pay all expenses
1 the party during the six months tri
Miss Grace Reed, formerly with Il
c. W. NJ. Company in American Fall
has accepted a s~tenographic positiC
with the company at Gooding.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Dayton Smith of Sp
!, kane, Washington, old time friends
Mr.. Henry Rock. are visitors in tow
KN Henry Rock returned from Tw
rfFalls this morning after a few da.
~ visit there.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Thompson
st. Anthony, Idaho, who have recent
purchased the Remington Hotel, 7