American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-10-12
People and Events.

CORAC oAAu AVOAASo'
Hazel Moline spent the weekend at
Pocatello visiting friends,
Cecil Nye went to Pocatello Tues
day, to enter a hospital for an opera
ton.
Miss Grace Mckinley was called as
a witness in the federal court today,
at Pocatello.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Voight and Mrs.
W. l.. A. Alexander leave next week
for a protracted visit in Chicago.
Mrs. ]. G. Vaughan and Mrs. B. H.
Richards attended the Woman's club
meeting at Twin Falls this week.
Mrs. Frank Murray of Twin Falls
visited friends in American Falls Tues
day, returning home Wednesday morn
ing.
David Burrell will leave for Boise
Saturday night and will while away
his time at Republican state head
quarters for several days.
The first of a series of dances CIV
en- under the auspices of the Masonic
order was held Thursday night at the
Odeon hall and was a delightful affair.
Isaac Nash, state land seiectof, was
in American Falls Thursday enroute
to Rockland where he was called in
connection with the duties of his Of
flee.
c. L. %Freckleton, a rancher of Almo
Cassia county and Ethel Thomas of
Burnley, were married at the Nj. Il.
parsonage by Rev. j. Wesley Miller
this morning.
Do not fail to call at Dahlberg's
and see the sample of peanuts o" en-
hibition which was raised by Lee
French on his homestead six mhcs
west of Quigley.
hltllld ans tNo'f
they can sing! Every man is a lin
ished soloist-not the ordinary KIND
but the out-of-the-ordinary kind and
their voices blend perfectly At the
NJ. Z. Church, October II.
In returning from the Borah meet
ing at Pocatello, Tuesday, Mr.. Kjosness
took the bench road toward Arbon
and encountered numerous tribuia-
tions before he got bach on the roGd.
Superintendent Wallis and Miss Whist
Ter were among his passengers.
The Enterprise, Livingston, Mont,
said: Time and again the CrlterlonS
were enthusiastically encored and the
entertainment of the evening surpassed
expectations. The quartet work was
delightful and all the voices were IN
thorough harmony" At he NJ. r.
church, October II.
W. w. Becksted and wife, Mrs. l.. l.
Evans, Jr., and Geo. Morris and WIG
left on No. Is Thursday morning to at
tend the funeral service OF Fin IT
Barg of Pocatello who died in tha'
city on the 18th inst. Mr.. Berg was
one of the stake presidents n enjoy
ed a wide acquaintance in BannocB
and adjoining counties.
We all know that a good male quar-
tet can give as much delight for al
evening as can be given. This is es
pecially true when they are full o
vim and life. The company we nav
listed is a high-priced attraction AM
We have every reason to believe tina
il will meet our highest expectations
At the NJ. E. church, October IL.
Mrs. L. l.. Evans, Jr., entertalne'
= a host OF friends Saturday night II
honor of w. Victor Becksted, he
brother, who departed Sunday for tn
Central States Missionary field. Al
who we're present had a splendi'
time and the farewell hand was ex
tended to Mr.. Backsted with man,
expressions of good hope for his Ell
forts in the missionary Geld.
Among those who attended the 30
rah meeting at Pocatello Tuesday even
ing were Mr.. and Mrs. A W. DAVIS
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Doran, Miss +. NeI
tie Rice, Miss Torrance, Miss Whistler
G. R. Baum, o. F. Crowley. Paul Bul
och, T. c.. Sparks. Charles Schmidt
William Schmidt, Rev ] Wesley MI
Ter, H. r. Wallis. Mr.. Kiosness. Davi
Burrell, o. H. Barber, c. I. Cotan
Maurice Myers and NJ. E. Walker.