American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-02-15

Heber Ollie of Neeley was trans
acting business in town yesterday.
The babe of Mr.. and Mrs. c. Lee
French, which has been quite i'll with
pneumonia, is much improved.
The Syringa club invites everyone
to attend the Washington party at the
Remington the evening of the 22nd.
Watch next weeks Press for the
program to be given by the American
Falls Concert band at the Odeon hall,
Tuesday evening, February 9th. 1t
will interest you.
Joe Hammock came down from Ru-
pert Tuesday evening, returning We'd
nesday morning. Joe has permanently
located there and has the leadership
of the Rupert band and orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. White, who have
been passing the winter with a daugh-
ter at Phoenix, Arizona, left there
Monday for home. Mrs. Ancy Sulli-
van of P~ocatello, met them at Salt
Lake.
One of the slide trombone players
of the band is having trouble with his
reach when it to a slippery
place in one of the pieces being pre-
pared for the band concert to be held
Tuesday night, February 9th.
The band is ~rehearsfng twice a week
in order that there will be no flaws
in their program for Tuesday evening,
February 27th, and hope hat all the
critics in the city will turn out to find
il there are any left.
Mrs. B. H. Richards, assisted by her
sister, Miss Walsh, has given a series
of afternoon and evening parties this
week, with the number of guests rang
ing from twelve to fourteen. The
decorations and refreshments were in
keeping with ST. Valentines day.
We guarantee absolute accuracy in
eye examination and in making, ad-
justing and furnishing glasses. Con-
suit Is for your eye safety. We dup
licate any broken lenses. G. E. Wild
steen, eye strain specialist.
Although the weather has been very
moderate for the past W weeks, there
has been quite a little trouble with
frozen water pipes. The trouble is
with buried pipes. and indicates that
the frost has penetrated unusually
deep. Some pipes four feet below the
surface have been frozen.
The lecture on Yellowstone Park
by Or. j. d. Gillian last Friday even
ing was one of the seasons treats.
The attendance was not large, but all
who were present we're both instruct
ed and entertained. The speaker was
eloquent and humorous by turns, and
at all times interesting. Those who
overlooked the lecture are unfortu-
nate.
We have been engaged in the fitting
of glasses in American Falls many
years and expect to be here many
more. Our customers are satisfied
and We are sure that you will never
regret bringing your eye troubles to
US. C. E. Widsteen. eye strain special
list.
Washington's birthday will be eele-
brated by the Syringa club al a party
at the Remington next Thursday even
ing. There will be a musical program
of 25 cents will be made. George and
Martha will appear in colonial cos
tune.
The first annual ball Of the Ameri-
Falls Womans club was very en-
joyable. II was an invitation affair,
and therefore not crowded beyond
comfort. The hall was tastefully dec
GRATED in the clubs colors, gold and
white. The grand march was led by
Mrs. Greenwood and r. c. Austin.
The Syringa club has completed ar
rangements for the Washington party
at the Hotel Remington next Thurs
day evening. A musical program will
be a feature OF the evenings enter
tainment. Refreshments will consist
of Sandwiches and coffee such as
mother never dared to serve. The
charges for the entertainment and re-