American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-06-17

Don't forget the band concert at the
Irene theatre Friday evening at eight
thirty.
Mrs. L. H. Dorne left for Butte,
Montana, Wednesday to be gone for a
month or six weeks
W. G. Bissel is here from Gooding
TO attend the present sitting of the
district court.
Miss Madge Whistler was in Poca-
tello Tuesday to consult with Miss
Bertha l.. Atkins, superintendent of
schools in Bannock county in regard
to school affairs between the two
counties.
Miss Floy Giffin, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. j. II. Giffin north of town
was married a week ago Wednesday
to W. 4. Hughes OF Blackfoot. They
will make their future on their home
stead at Taber.
Hugh Fitzpatrick was married at
Greeley Center. Neb.. Tuesday to Leone
McDermott. The twain will visit Hon
olulu on their honeymoon, see the fair
at a Francisco and return to their
new home now under construction,
about the LIST of September.
DIR. j. b. Studdert ad John Allen
left for Salt Lake Wednesday morning
to get a new case car for f. w. Ertle.
Mrs S. p. Allred's sister and family
from Salt Lake are here for a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred.
Mrs. Frank Tague has returned to
Iowa after an extended visit with her
daughter Mrs. Frank Tague Jr
The Misses Irene and Clara Snyder
of Crystal are week end guests of Mrs.
e. e. Chapman.
Mrs. R e Ellsberry and Mrs :.
Georgetown, Brown county, Ohio, to
be gone for a months visit with friends
and relatives.
Rockland won from American Falls
in a practice game here Wednesday
afternoon s to Z. The batteries were
Unger and Schang for Rockland;
Evans and Sallee for American Falls.
Edward Eslinger was e~lectrocuted
on a ranch seven miles from Eden last
Saturday while he was assisting In
moving a hay derrick. The derrick
became e%ntangled with high tension
wires that passed through the ranch
and while trying to extricate 1t Eslin-
gel came in contact with a live wire
and was instantly killed the liquid
burning a hole through his shoulder
and foot and badly burning his face.
Mr.. Eslinger was quite well known I'm
American Falls having worked here
previous to going to Eden, a small
town near Rupert. He is survived by
a wife and three children the Oldest
hut civ unarC old He 10 turapty civ
years old and came TO the United
States from Russia a few years before
he was married. The body Of the de-
ceased was brought here for burial
Tuesday by A. W. Crueger and dressed
at the Bentz undertaking parlors.. Rev.
A. Graner preached the funeral ser
vices at the German Baptist church
Thursday afternoon and interment
took place in Fairview cemetery.
Rev. A. w. James will leave for
Bull about the first of July to main
tain the Methodist Episcopal pastor
ate at that place. He will trade posi-
tons with Rev. Hardin of that place.
MI. Hardin will be here about the
time Rev. James leaves.
Marshall Johnson was granted a d.
vorce from his wife at the last sitting
of the district court.
A fine baby girl arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w II. Thomas, Jr.,
Sunday night. Mother and babe are
getting along fine and the father is
doing everything in his power to make
new arrival feel entirely at home
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Kelley left Sat
urday to make their home in the future
at Bull where Mr.. Kelly is at present
employed. The funeral of their four
year old daughter that died n week
20 Monday was held at the cemetery
Thursday morning. Rev. James CON
Quoted Il short service before the in
terment.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. f.. Peoples OF Walla
Walla, Washington stopped Tuesday
to visit "A few days with friends in
american Falls. They are on their
way to Idaho Falls where they will
ooat" on a homestead.
c. b. Unger of Connell, Washington
Saturday morning to visit ten
days with his brother NJ. ]. Unger of
the Gem State Lumber company.
Mrs. Rogers Of the Grand Hotel pre-
scented the Press with a box of cher
rics Monday. that was sent her by her
who lives in Washington. The
fruit arrived in splendid condition and
was certainly a treat.