American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-06-17
PEOPLE M EVENTS
LOCAL HAPPENINGS OF H WEEK GATHERED
BY THE STAFF ON H ROUNDS ABOUT TOWN

w. H. Philbrick left Tuesday morn.
ing for Salt Lake City on business.
w. c. Snyder of Crystal was in town
Monday on business.
ID. l.. Durbin of Rockland was a
business visitor Tuesday.
Thornhill's ice cream is made from
pure cream.
Bishop Funston of Boise conducted
vesper services at the Episcopal
church Sunday. Elizabeth Utley was
baptised and Miss Irene Oliver was
confirmed during the services.
Mrs. ] E. Babe of Landing, left for
Walla Walla, Washington, Monday for
a visit with friends.
j. S. Morris of Medley will act as
club advisor in that district for the
boys and girls clubs.
There will be 2 dance at the Ed
ward Quinlan place Saturday night.
Everyone is invited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Angelly and
their family have moved to their ranch
In the foothills east of town for the
summer.
Peter Wramsted was in town early
in the week ON business concerning
the new school that he hopes to get
for Crystal.
Eva Sande, Martha Searles, Eva
Ringe, Pauline Volmer, VIM. Faa, and
Hilma Walters were in town aturday
from Fairview to hear Mac Hoke talk
ON club work.
The Masons gave one of the best
dances of the eason at the Auditorium
Friday night. About sixty couples re-
onAnIaJ 30 tL0 ,ru;tot;o-. o,l $780,. -
pleasant evening. Punch was served
throughout the dance and an enjoy
able program given all who attended.
Herman Rupp OF Roy has purchased
a big span of bay mares from o. Pol
lard Of Landing for the consideration
of six hundred dollars. The mares are
one of the best spans in the valley and
weigh thirty two hundred and twenty
pounds. Mr.. Rupp is we'll pleased with
his purchase.
The miscellaneous expense fund of
the county was swelled another dollar
and eighty-nine cents Wednesday
morning when attorney w. G. Bissel
crashed through a new chair in the
court room. Mr.. Rissel is the prize
fat man in this section of the state
and it takes more han an ordinary
chair to hold his three hundred pounds
of a~voirdupois.
Paul Bulfinch returned from Wes-
ton, Oregon, Sunday night after en-
joying a pleasant weeks vacation
with his parents.
Wall paper you know. Velumina is
new. A new wall finish done the
Runnion way. d. H. Runnion the wall
paper man.
The Misses Helena Hughes and
Minnie Jones left this morning for
Berkeley, California to attend sum-
mer school for a few weeks. Later
in the summer they will visit the fair
and return home for the fall term of
school.
F. s. Johnson, of Downey, stake
superintendent of the l.. ID. s.. Sunday
schools visited the local L. d. S. school
Sunday and aided in the reorganiza-
ton of the work.
Ballaine and Smith are installing a
fire nose in the center of their yard
that they believe will eliminate to a
large extent the possibility of danger
from fire. A two-inch main carries
the water to the center of the yard
where a hundred feet of two-inch hose
is wound on a reel attached to a post.
When the water is turned on the hose
will cover the yard in every direction.
w. T. Schrimscher and James w
May of Landing were in town during
the early part of the week in the in
terest of the new school that is o 0
to be built at Landing.
The Eliason and Central Hall
schools of Rock creek have been con-
demned by county health officer, DIR.
r. +. Moth. 1t will be necessary to
build new schools in these districts
before school can open in the fall.
Miss Madge Whistler, Fred w. HOTEL,
J. T. Sykes and J. G. Vaughan motored
to Pocatello Tuesday afternoon to at
tend the Chataqua and circus.
Margaret Jefferies was bitten in the
neck by a tick several days ago and
has had it lanced twice. The attend
ing physician is of the opinion that the
case is under control and that there
is no danger of an attack of spotted
fever.
Grover Evans returned last week
from Moscow. where he has been at
tending the University OF Idaho. He
is enrolled in the agricultural school
and intends to return next fall for his
year.