American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-05-20
Chester Greene has purchased a new

Chester Greene has purchased a new
Ford.
r. Evans went to Blackfoot Monday
evning On business.
Tom Fitzgerald of Salt Lake was in
town Tuesday on business.
l.. l.. Evans went to Pocatello on
business Wednesday morning.
Commissioner M. Il. Walker was In
town Monday with a new Chandler car.
Sam Jacobs came down Tuesday
from his homestead to stay for a few
! days.
w. II. Philbrick returned Tuesday
from a business trip to Salt Lake and
Ogden.
H. C. Alien and l.. L. Evans, Jr., have
completed the excavation for their new
homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Davis expect to
leave Saturday for their homestead at
Crystal.
Mat Quay returned from Salt Lake
Sunday night after visiting there a few
days with his brother.
G. S. Randall was a visitor from Ar
bon Tuesday. He reports that crop
prospects never were so good.
DR.. and Mrs. Cooper and their chill
dren of McCammon, were here Sunday
to look over the town and visit old
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. +. Crowley and Miss
Irene Wheeler, Mrs. Crowley's sister,
motored to Rockland Sunday to spend
the day with friends.
Miss Germaine O'Brien, who has been
teaching school at Horse Island, re-
turned with her sister to their home
, at Jerome, last week.
The Bethany Sisters will serve din.
ner and supper somewhere In the cen.
trail part of town on Friday, May 20
, Meals Csc. Ice cream and cake will be-
served all afternoon and evening. The
Sisters will also hold a bazaar of fancy
work. aprons, etc. Everybody cordial,
/, ly invited. 1t will be worth while.
t "Cabiria," probably the costliesr
t motion picture play ever produced
! will chou of Tho Irnna thnatra C.t,r
/ day afternoon and evening. For scent,
beauty, grandeur and scenic art, Ca
biria" is unsurpassed. 1t is a film o.
: such unusual merit that the press o.
= the entire world has united In callint
: 1t the Ben Hur of motion picture plays
/, Mr.. Jack and Mrs. Jill we're royal,
wed at the Auditorium Monday nigh
before an admiring audience that sci
dom sees royalty appear on the stag,
! or any other place. Sixty little folks
none OF them older thar twelve years
I attended the wedding ceremony ant
$ assisted in tying the knot. Everyon.
5 OF them was the son or daughter O
parents OF American Falls and all per
formed as IL unconscious of the pres
ence Of spectators. Their acting wa,
I, genuine and unaffected and their earn
estness covered all mistakes. The Jacl
! and Jill wedding was staged under thu
! auspices of the l.. ID. 8. relief society
, A splendid row Of admiring parents
and friends turned out to see the little
folks all OF whom performed In roya
/, fashion.
| What we reed now is a band stand
: in some advantageous place in town,
said Manager Charley Hammock, who
is the official band booster in the vii
lage of American Falls. Mr.. Virgin o.
> the Idaho Lumber company has prom
Used to furnish one-third of the lumber
II the other yards will furnish the re.
, mainder and ! am willing to do the
work. So / see no reason why W.
should not have a place to play In
/. public II the yards will come through
with the lumber"
Under the direction of o. X. Bum
> the new band director from Idaho
! Falls. the band has taken new life ant
the players are learning fast. Whei
the evenings get longer and warmer
they will need a place to play In pub
lie and the band stand seems to be tn,
only solution. II would need { o &C
commodate about twenty-five pieces
There are twenty-four pieces practic
Z ing regularly at the present time AM
{ new players are arriving every day
~ The latest addition of the personnel O
the band is Mr.. SAINT of Idaho Falls