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

DIR. Clyde Davis and wife, of
Kansas City, spent three days in
American Falls last week visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Wones. Mrs. Davis
and Mrs. Wones are sisters.
II has been suggested that the COM
missioners of Power county should
Il have two or three lights installed on
the Snake river bridge to avoid the
LANCER of teams meeting, or autos
and teams coming together. This
could be done at small expense and
would greatly lessen the chance of
accidents at night.
C. w. Bleakmore has disposed of
his residence to a sister of f. j..
Kohlhepp, who will come here from
Boston, Mass. to make this her home.
Mr.. Bleakmore will Immediately begin
the construction of a five room bunga-
low next to the Unger residence. The
Schmidt Realty company negotiated
this deal. /
MIR. and Mrs. E. E.. White spent
Tuesday in Pocatello the guests lof
their daughter Mrs. Ancy Sullivan.
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m-Pocatello Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. j. Hansen enter
famed informally last Monday night
the following guests being present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray, Mr.. and M1s.
i Miner Wones, Mr.. and Mrs. A.. Nv.
Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Welch and Mr..
and Mrs. Unger.
The Hospital at American Falls has
h been the recipient of a check for $50
from Mrs. Gooding, wife of Ex-Govehs
nor Frank r. Gooding, to be used in
furnishing a room in the hospital.
Miss Minnie Jones is spending the
week in PocateIlo. She expects to
leave next week for Menominee, Wis
consin, to attend Summer school there,
and complete her course in domestic
science, preparatory to teaching it in
the public schools here next year.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. j. Hansen left
Wednesday for Salt Lake to visit rel
atives and friends.
Miss Nellie Chapman of Eskridge,
Kansas, is visiting her brother C. @.
Chapman, also the family of 1. ~.
Davis.
Born: To MI. and Mrs. Dan Alt
myer, a boy.
Miss Helena Hughes, who has been
a teacher in the American Falls
schools for the past year, will keep
books for the Jones Dry Goods COM
Il pany this summer.
A. w. Davis spent Tuesday in PocAI
tells. :
Ed Cronkhite and sisters Bessie anc
Cora left for their home in Wisconsin
last week, where the girls will remain
during their summer vacation, while
Ed will return in a short time.
III. R. Hager returned from Chicago
wednesday where he has been ia
several weeks.
7. F. Murray left Monday evening
for Boise where he will attend a meet
ing of the Pharmaceutical AssociatiOl
Mrs. D.. w. Davis returned Wed
nesday from Twin Falls.
Josephine and Ethel Nelson an
brothers went to Pocatello Tuesday,
Mrs. Joseph Derbyshire is visitin
with her parents at Burley this weel
having left for that place Monda&
Ghas. Johnson, Jr., son of Bisho
and Mrs. Chas. Johnson, returned las
week from Salt Lake at which plac
he is a student at the University {
Utah.
Mrs. j. F. Kosanke and son wi
leave this morning for Spokane to viz
it with relatives and friends. The
will be away for about three month
during which time they will visit
Ritzville and Odessa.
Miss Mary Butterield is now a men
Der of the Press staff. Miss Butte
field will give her time and attentio
to the gathering and writing of loo
news, and it will be appreciated by h'
and also by the Press management