American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-12-24
PEOPLE AND EVENTS
LOCAL HAPPENINGS OF WEEK GATHERED
BY H STAFF ON H ROUNDS OWN

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monia.
A complete line of heaters and
ranges at Oliver & McKown Hardware
company.
Frank Ertle left Monday night to
spend the holidays with friends at
Walla Walla, Wash.
Special sale on Chairs and Rockers
for 10 days at Oliver & McKown
Hardware company.
l.. L. Evans left for Salt Lake the
early part of the week. He will spend
the holidays in Malad.
Mr.. Frodsham came over from
Rockland Saturday in his car and was
a visitor for a few hours.
A set of chairs or rockers makes a
nice Christmas present. oliver & Nc
Kown Hardware company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peck and family OF
Rcckland were in town Saturday doing
their Christmas shopping.
Harold Samuelson returned to Am
erican Falls Friday from South Da-
kota where he has been for over a
year,
Mr.. and Mrs. I. n. Davis are here
from Crystal to spend the holidays
with their sons, Ben and Jim, of the
firm of Baird & Davis.
VIM. Hess and wife were in town
Tuesday doing their Christmas shop
ping. Mr.. Hess has a wheat ranch
southwest of Rockland.
Miss Bertha Wilson, employed at
The Grand Hotel, left Wednesday for
Lava Hot Springs where she will re-
main over the holidays.
Levi Jones arrived Friday from RAJ
nier, Oregon. He will build a POM
ing house near the Golden Rule store
on the old side of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reed, LeGrande
Hillhouse and Lizzie Hillhouse left
last Friday for Salt Lake where they
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Eddie Morris of Rockiand came
home for the holidays Sunday morn
ing. He is attending the Utah Agri-
cultural college at Ogden.
]. T. Fisher left Saturday for Salt
Lake to spend the holidays with rela-
tives. Mrs. Fisher has been in Salt
Lake for about two weeks.
Fresh candies arriving every week
from Salt Lake at Grandma's Kitchen,
and dad says he has plenty of cigars
and tobacco and more comm,
Joe Wagner, manager of the Fall
Creek Harness department, and Ter
csc Wagner, left Wednesday for Chi
cago where they will spend the holt
days.
w. r. Train of the Gem State Lum-
Der Company, left the early part of
the week for Kansas where he went
to be married. He is expected back
Saturday.
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the civic section of the Womans Club
falling on New Years day, it has been
decided to hold the meeting on Janu-
airy 2, at the regular hour.
r. II. Oneil entertained Saturday
night at a barn dance on his ranch
west of town. The extreme cold kept
many ura htf on oniauoh Ia tfp,o 80,
had by those who braved the weather.
Mrs. C. ]. Clark of Rockland, is
stopping at the Grand with her sick
baby. The little one is not critically
ill but Mrs. Clark wants to stay close
to a doctor until it is fully recovered.
Earl Fleming and wife were in Town
Sunday from Yale. Mrs. Fleming is a
daughter of Edward Albert, the we'll
known pioneer who died in Pocatello
Friday and was buried here sunday
afternoon.
Ray Hite and family from Kimin.a
spent a few days I'm the Falls the early
part Of the week visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Adams. Mr.. Hite has a store
at Kimima and a homestead a few
miles out OF the town.
Ms. laird, tie mother Of Attorney
S. q. Ba I'd, fell oil tn, ice near her
home Monday and dislocated her hip.
She is an elderly lady beirg sixty-fiVe
years Did. She is doing well after her
accident for one Of her age.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. B. Jeffries very de-
lightfully entertained a number of
their friends last Friday night at 500,
after which a very nice lunch was
served. Mrs. Unger won the first
prize and Mr.. Unger the BOBBY.
Miss Ivy May and Henry Jensen,
and Miss Ella Woods and Kenneth
Jensen, all of Rockland were married
in the L.. D. s. Temple at Salt Lake
last week. They are all well known
in American Falls and Rockland.
Mrs. Dell Tyler left Sunday morning
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