American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-04-08

THE WEEK GATHERED
ROUNDS ABOUT TOWN
List your farm property with the
washington & Southern Idaho Land
Co.
j. 5. Reimann has purchased a new
Ford and old his old one to George
Potter of Landing.
We lead. Ot1ers follow. Get our
prices on groceries before you buy $
Skagg's Cash Grocery. 4,
All ball players are requested to
turn out Sunday afternoon for a prac-
tice on the league grounds.
We are headquarters for the famous
Beaver wall board and Red Devil CO. :
ment. Idaho Lumber Company.
Henry Gessel left Saturday night to
visit with his wife's relatives at Logan
Utah. He will be back in a few days.
Miss Jennie Morris of Rockland Wis 4,
tied in American Falls Sunday, then
went to Glenn's Ferry for a few days.
ID. L. Evans, a member of the state
board of education was in town Sun
day visiting his brother, l.. L. Evans.
Charley II Chris Wagner of Taber
visited in the Falls Tuesday and re-
turned to Taber Wednesday. They
have homesteads near Taber.
j. G. Hedrick of HALEY, a member OF
the senate during the Twelfth session,
was here on legal business Monday.
He has been suffering with rheuma-
tism lately.
Twenty head of Jersey COWS will
be sold at auction at the Farmers
barn Saturday. The cattle we're ship
ped in from Portland, Oregon by the
Stuart brothers.
Mrs. S. Il. Kramlich left for Endi-
colt, Washington last week to visit
with Mr.. Kramlich's folks. She ex-
poets to be gone about two months.
Before returning she will make a short
visit to Odessa to visit relatives.
Hereafter the barber shops in Amer
lean Falls will close at seven o'clock
in the evening instead of seven-thirty
as they have in the past. II you want
a shave in the evening you will have
to get inside the doors not later than
seven o'clock.
Miss Tina Beckstead left for Salt
Lake, Provo and Tooele last Thurs
day, to visit with friends and relatives.
While at Tooele she will visit with
her sister Bee. who is teaching school
there. She will be home agin in
about a week.
Mr.. Critchlow, representing the
Cash Buyers Union of Brigham City,
will give a demonstration of the large
Bull Tractor pulling two Ia inch plows
on the Carl lines place, north of the
Fair Grounds e Friday and Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Hager returned
from California last week after a
lengthy visit on the coast. Mrs. Hag-
or rpturned Thurcdav apd NJ IIouor
arrived Saturday. Mrs. Hager is much
improved in health and had a pleasant
time in California.
George Leitch, one of the first stu
dents to graduate from the American
Falls High School, has completed a
course in Links Business college at
Boise and came to the Falls Monday
to work In the future for tie Ameri-
can Falls Auto company.
Another car of automobiles was UNI
loaded at the American Falls Auto
company the first OF the week. This
makes the fourth car SO far this spring
in addition to cars handled by other
parties. Pretty loon the automobile
tax will maintain our roads.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Wilson are
home from a visit of several months to
New Mexico, greatly rested n i'm
proved in health. Mr.. Wilson said
they enjoyed a most delightful win
ter and saw the irrigation wonder Of
that state, the Roosevelt dam.
If you have the slightest suspicion
that our eyesight is not all that IT
ehopId he vou abo,Id oonou1t n ,nuo