American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-10-21

gon. Is visiting Rev. and Mrs. ]. Wes-
ley Miller.
Karl Neuharth arrived from Lodi.
CAL, the first of the week to visit with
his sister. Mrs. Andrew Neu. and to
look the country over. He has rela-
tives near Minidoka which he will also
visit. He is very favorably impressed
with the country aud may become a
citizen of Idaho.
The American Falls Woman's club
held a very interesting meeting at
the parlors of the Hotel Remington
last Tuesday afternoon. II was a
sanitation meeting. quite a number OF
ladies reading government reports or
extracts from articles by sanitation
experts.
s. C. Hushman, of Rock River, Wyo.,
arrived the first Of the week, and is
looking the country over with a view
to locating. He was mucn impressed
by the amount of wheat coming In.
and also by its quality. He is a farm
er, and with friends is leisurely making
his Investigations.
T. F. Murray, who underwent an
operation at the Pocatello General
Hospital last Friday. is making a
splendid cover and will be home
In about a week. Mrs. Murray, who
was visiting In Salt Lake. was spared
anxiety by not knowing anything
about 1t until 1t was all over,
The Sorenson thresher. which has
been at work on the divide between
Sunbeam and M~oonshine. has COM
pleted Its seasons run with a daily av
erage of more than 1000 ~pusneIs. IN
Guiding stops, and without n preax.
Mr.. Sorenson says the wheat berries
Of that locality were almost as large
as peas, which leads to the sugges
ton that next year some OF that kinu
of wheat should be sem to the Dry
Farm Congress.
Mrs. Edith st. Clair, wife OF Frank
S. ST. Clair, who died at st. Anthony
last week, was buried here Monday,
Rev. Miller conducting the burial SER
vices. Mr.. and Mrs. st. Clair former
ly lived here. Mr.. st. Clair is a son
of L, V st Clair and has lived here
practically all his life Mrs. st. Clair
was a sister of the late Mrs, ]. r.
Woodman, and was born May 7, 1881.
She was a lady OF marked refinement
and is deeply mourned.
o
Hon. s. D. Taylor, former state audi
tor and Mrs. Taylor ana Hon. Frank
Martin and Mrs. Martin, OF Boise, who
had been attending the Odd Fellows
grand lodge at Idaho Falls, stopped
over night here last night. They were
travelling by auto. Mr.. and Mrs. w
B. George, Of HALEY. who left Idaho
Falls with them, were lost by the way.
side and could not be located by phon~
1t Is presumed that they broke down
/ and had to stay at some farm hous,
between Idaho Falls and Blackfoot.
%
At the recent meeting o. the boarc
= of commissioners Frank Moench tend,
: cred his resignation as county sur
: veyor, I'm order to devote his entire
| time to the real estate business Of
Brown & Moench which was recently
formed, and the same was accepted
For the time being Power county II
3 without a surveyor A petition for tn
: appointment of Irwin II. Alfred is be
: ing circulated. An appointment TO III
: the acanc will probably be made
at the adjourned meeting OF the boart
TO be held soon.
, At the Auditorium next Tuesda,
, night Charles Chaplin and Ethel Kne
I meyer will hold the boards. Charter
' Chaplin Will appear in the first Essan
ay-Chaplin comedy In two reels 4
appear I'm this city. The title OF thu
picture is 1.-THE Tramp" The Audi
forum has contracted to play all o
the Essanay-Chaplin two reel release
which will always appear on Tues
day night. Miss Knemeyer's program
!. for Tuesday night will be "In the Hill
of Old Kentucky" Always Keep tn
Money in the Family" and Michigan
by request. With Charles Chaplin an
Ethel Knemeyer on the same bill Tues
= day this will make n OF the hes
programs that has appeared at tn
Ia Auditorium so far this season.