American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-04-15
Get next to the Runnion way.

Get next to the Runnion way.
H. FACET of Crystal is a patient at
the hospital.
The up-to-date Runion way costs
more-worth II
National Bank Examiner Brown of
Boise was here Tuesday.
The Rebekkah lodge will initiate
three new members tomorrow night.
The Syringa club met Wednesday
for a pleasant afternoon with Mrs. NJ.
A. Wones.
is installing a gasoline pump in front
The Fall Creek Mercantile company
of its store.
Brett Mccullough of Los Angeles,
came Monday to visit two weeks with
his parents and friends here.
A baby girl came to brighten the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. William Camp
bell of Cold Creek. Wednesday.
The Misses Mildred Salee and EItz-
patrick of Pocatello visited over Sat
urday and Sunday With Mrs. William
Schmidt.
Miss Martha Gruenich left the hos
pital Thursday for her home, thor
oughly recovered after an illness of
several weeks.
Miss Dora and Miss Nettie Rice en-
tertained at an informal card party
Friday evening in honor af the Misses
Gillespie and Ferguson of Pocatello.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. B. Friesen and chill
dren spent most of the past week with
Mrs. Friesen's father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. j. j.. Becker west of town.
Thoroughbred Chickens-Rhode Is
land Reds and 5. c. White Legh0rns-l
Eggs for Sale. Settings Of fifteen r..
l. Reds, S1.50; s. c. White Leghorrs,
S1.00.
ID. w. Davis and family, Miss Madge
whistler and Jay Gibson motored to
the fish hatchery at Springfield Sun
day and after inspecting the plant re-
turned to the river for a picnic lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. d.. w. Davis enter
tanned three of the ministers in at
tendance at the Methodist conference
last Wednesday and Thursdayf They
were Rev. James Leitch of Richfeld,
Rev. Hamilton of Pocatello and Dis
trict Superintendent Parker of Twin
Falls.
Thomas Rodgers arrived from Spo-
kane yesterday morning, to accept a
position with the First National Bank
He stopped at Walla Walla, Wash, en-
to visit his parents. Mr.. Rodg-
ers has been five years in Spokane
and comes very highly recommended.
Z. Il. Wade went to Blackfoot Tues
day to attend a joint meeting of the
commissioners of Bannock and Bug
ham counties, having under considera-
ton the rebuilding of the Tilden
bridge which was rendered useless
by a change in the river channel. II
is proposed to remove the bridge to a
point lower down the stream.
President Frank Kluck of the Fair
appeared before the board |
commissioners Monday, asking for
appropriation in aid of the fair. II
is his purpose to have better exhibits |
live stock and farm products thar
been made the past few yeaTs.
Under his guidance the fair promises
to be better than ever.
Inc NJ. II. conference at its last ses-
sion last Thursda; evening, paid a
nice tribute to the Sori, being done
by the Byethan Deaconness IfospitaI |
anu TICK NJ Il contribution fer their |
h ministers had yisitcG the
li'sI tai and ware high, surprised at
efficient work being done. ,?he fol-
resolutions we're passed at the
session..
Minerva Kohlhepp, art teacher in
he nDdan urhzzI -
for further study. She may 20
70 Italy this summer with a ske:ching
class. Miss Kohlhepp has taken two
In Utah during the winter and
has beer offered a place as a nemIer
OF the faculty of the University of
Utah. Several years ago her artistic
taste began to attract attention and
she has continued to gain favor with
critics. A trip to the ert centers