American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-10-09
ARBON NEWS.

Mrs. Barker and sister arrived Wed
nesday and nave moved into the Hook
er place. Mrs. Barker Will teach this
term at the Valley View school and
her sister viii assist her.
Mrs. John Bowen and Brigg Bowen
returned home here from a few weeks
visit In Brigham City. Salt Lake and
vicinity. Miss Ellen Bowen went with
them TO Brigham where she will at
tend school.
Clifford Gerkings is preparing to
leave about the sixth of this month for
Washington where they will reside.
Mrs. Gerking viii visit here for a
month with relatives before leaving
for tho new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Evans and daughter
visited over in Malad the last of the
week.
Miss Louie Leavitt. Arbon postmis-
tress. returned last week from a
months vacation at Albion and Boise,
visiting with relatives. Miss Leavitt
states that her brother. Harold Lea
witt and brother-in-law. Lawrence
Gibbons, were called in the recent
draft but both were exempted. These
two young men are well known here.
Luciem McCleary of Dayton, Wash
ington. but formerly of this place. is
back on a visit and business. He is
contemplating selling his homestead
here.
+. h. Evans who has been quite i'll
Is convalescent the past few days
which his many friends are glad to
hear T.. h. has been quite in with
stomach trouble that so many have
been in with the past month. fly Sc
CRISIS Is Quite Ill at present with the
same trouhle.
George S. Butler OF American Falls
was a visitor here last week.
We are looking for the Pilgrim out
our way and are anxious to see the
good things he is going to write up
about us. Everyone should have a
county paper. so be prepared TO sub
scribe when he comes.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Daharsh and son and
Mrs. Frank Swim leave the first of
the week for Emporia. Kansas. The
DahRrshs intend leaving here for good
but Mrs. Swim will return after a visit
with her parents.
Newell Leishmann returned We'd
nesday from American Falls where he
went 70 see the boy from here " h left
for American Lake. He SAYS Ameri-
can Falls certainly showed all the
boys a grand time and that they a v
them a good dance INT banquet. Also
he made special mention Of the tine
comfort bags given by the Red Cross
70 the boys.
The infant child OF MIR. and Mrs.
Palmer OF Pauline. died last week of
pneumonia. The services over the
little remains were held az the Pau
line l. ID. 5. meeting house. A large
crowd came to extend their sympathy.
Mrs. John Bolingbrok returned
Thursday from Malad. She reports
that plums and apples are going TO
waste there In the orchards.
Melvin Bailey wen over to Malad
after fruit. Also ]. X. Bailey and wife
went down to Ellwood, Utah for their
winters fruit.
Mrs. Marsdon Talon has been quite
IN the past wee but is feeling much
better at this writing.
Jesse Secrists left Wednesday for
Utah points after fruit.
Mrs. Dave Bolingbrok moved over
to Malad a few days ago where she
will reside during the school months
and will send her children to school.
Charles Johnston also moved over to
Malad to attend school. His mother
will move to that place after harvest.
Marsdon Talon is still harvesting.
He has a fine stan Of Turkey Red
wheat but the old Jim Hill has got al
most the best of il. making it almost
impossible 70 combine il. but Marsdon
hasn't given up yet. He has a separ-
ate header go along in front of the
combine and Gu off the tops of the
mustard and then m Roy Porter
driving the combine right behind the
header, and 10. he is successfully cut
ting his grain There are mora WAYS