American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-08-20
PEOPLE AND EVENTS
LOCAL HAPPENINGS Oh THE WEEK GATHERED
BY THE STAFF ON H ROUNDS ABOUT TOWN

ROUNDS ABOUT TOWN /
Frank OKeefe went to Pocatello
Thursday and played ball with the
Catholic team in the Sunday school
league. The Catholics we're the vic
tors by a score OF 9 to 0.
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? Lawrence W. Ridges, representative
Of the Consolidated Music Co. of Salt
Lake, was in the city on business
this week.
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Miss Ina Collister who has been
visiting with Misses Pear and Edna
Siegel will depart for her home Friday
evening.
Mrs. Roy Longley returned this
week from a visit with relatives and
friends in Preston.
Mrs. l. n. Vogel returned from
Alameda, California, this week to re-
main permanently. Mrs. vogel ex-
presses herself as being glad to get
back.
Six big buses have been unloaded
this week for the ~Studebaker Bros.
They are to be used for school wagons
in the Aberdeen district.
DR.. Dorne went 10 Salt Lake Sunday
for the purpose Of undergoing a slight
operation at one of the hospitals. lie.
returned home Tuesday, but as yet is
unable to be in his Office.
{ Miss Clara Powelson has returned
from her eastern trip which has been
of some two months duration.
Mrs. E. Ammon. sister of Mrs. A
c. Haag and Norman Walters. will
leave Monday for her home In Les
Angeles. Mrs. Walters has visited
here during the past three weeks.
R. e. ~Ellesberry, manager of the Ell
lsberry Clothing Co., will leave for
Salt Lake Monday to look after mat
ters OF business.
The baseball dance at the Auditor
ium Friday night was very we'll at
tended, and everybody had a very
delightful time.
4 Schwarz Bros. are having improve
ment in their building oy adding on
about ten feet at the rear. The addi-
Ntion will be used as a restaurant.
Mrs. John R. Jones s visiting with
her parents at Oakley this week. She
departed for that place Monday.
L. L. Jr., and Roland Evans went
over to Malad Sunday to attend the
funeral of Their aunt, Mrs. c. R. Evans
who died Sunday morning, the result
of injuries received in a railroad ac-
cident. Mrs. Evans, her daughters and
a Miss Mock were struck by a train
at a crossing on the Malad branch
two miles south of the town. The two
Younger ladies are said to be re
( covering from their injuries.
A near-ball game IA played on thu
local diamond Wednesday afternoon
the .contenders being a picked team
from the Masonic lodge against ;
team from the Odd Fellows ant
Knights Of Pythias lodges. The gam
, was a benefit for the league team, bu
: it didn't amount to much from
financial point as the paid admission
only amounted to two or three dollars
, Assessor Crowley is back froT
Boise where he has been for a wee
in attendance al the meeting OF tn
state tax commission.
Attorney B. W. Davis and Miss Lol
4 Drake slipped one over on their mar
7 friends here Tuesday by going u
to Pocatello. and there assuming n
!, solemn obligations that bind them
/ man and wife. The ceremony wa
performed by Rev. Hutton, of the Coz
gregational church, at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Sheldon. They q
l. parted Wednesday morning for hal
lie soc where both bride and groom ha'
many friends and relatives. II
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