American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-12-24

A. ". Davis was in Kimama, Tues
day. on a business trip.
Fred w. Wells and Miss Incz Rirage
both of American Falls. were united
in marriage Wednesday morning, the
nuptial knot being tied by Judge r. o.
Jones.
Bert Adams reports that his wife is
rapidly improving in the Pocatello
hospital. She has been confined in the
hospital for two months and it is ex-
pected that 1t will be another month
before she is able to leave.
The lure of the fair was too much
for Henry Miller and Elmer Beuton,
who left the Falls bound for Chicago
about ten days ago. They wrote to
friends here recently saying that they
had changed their minds and were
going to the Panama exposition.
Prosecuting Attorney o. f. Baum
vent to Pocatello Wednesday evening
for the purpose of hearing two of the
county prisoners, charged with boot
Logging, plead guilty before Judge
Guheen. Attorney Becker also was In
the party. being counsel for the pris-
oners.
Grover Evans is home for the holt
days. He is a freshman at the Uni
versity of Idaho, at Moscow, having
entered that institution last Septem-
Der. An accident Kept him off the
football team last fall but ne intends
to go out after honors in basket ball
this winter and baseball in the spring.
Deputy Grand Master, II. T. James,
of the l. o. o. +. was suddenly at
tackled with lumbago last Sunday
night after attending the funeral SER
vices of Edward Albert. The attack
confined him to bed fov the early part
of the week but he is now on his feet
again. He is staying at the Reming-
ton hotel.
The three months old baby girl of
4 L toli ilOOhtls ultu Iliudg ulShl
December 18th at nine o'clock, from an
attack of infantile paralysis. The
funeral services were held Sunday at
the home of II. L. Hooker, by Rev.
James of the Methodist church. The
burial took place in the Odd Fellows
section of Falls View cemetery.
The American Falls woman's Club
will hold the next general meeting
Friday evening, January 9Th at s
o'clock at the Hotel Remington. The
music and art department under the
leadership of Mrs. VIM. Schmidt will
have charge of the evenings entertain
ment. All club members are invited
to bring n guest, and cut of town
guests are also cordially invited.
Jean Barkdull, formerly with the
Studebaker company here, later with
their southern Idaho automobile agen-
cy, and well known in the Falls and
in Rockland, is up from Albion to
stay with friends during the holidays.
He is attending the Albion State Nor
ma School, taking college prepara-
tory work. In the spring he expects
to go back with the Studebaker people.
The Young Mems and Young Ladies
Mutual improvement Association will
give a dance in the new Odeon dance
hall Monday evening, Dec. 2Sth. Two
or three couples will be down from Pc
catello to instruct the dancers in the
mysteries of the tango and possibly
the hesitation. The Mutual Improve
ment association is conducting a cru
SADIE against the rag dance and will
conduct this school of dancing once
every two weeks. A five piece orches-
ira will furnish music for the dance.
Admission soc a couple.
George Bell is handling the Idaho
territory for the Bemis Bag Co, of
San Francisco. He Is handling Cal
cutta sacks exclusively and selling to
jobbers. In speaking of the. sack sit
uation Mr.. Bell said in part, Sacks
have been selling too high. Our com
pany, along with others Is beginning
to realize that sacks must be sold for
less If they are to be sold at all. This
year they will retail for TIC and an
effort will be made to keep them down
to this price and lower them II posi-
BILE" Mr.. Bell reports heavy sales
all over the state. American Falls
and vicinity he says, is one Of the best
territories.