American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-10-23

visiting friends here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Davis are spend
ing a few days at Rupert visiting
friends.
Miss Lillian Hronik Of Pocatello
visited with Miss Gladys Elliot over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Hays Of Idaho
Falls visited relatives here the FIRST
OF the week.
c. Logan was home from Marsh
field Sunday. where he has several
building contracts.
Miss 81. Marie Of Pocatello is in
town for a few days 70 visit friends.
n she can ind employment she viii
remain here.
Mise Bizbunctt arrived In town
Tuesday morning TO accept a position
as s~tonographer with the Earring
Grain company.
A Red Cross meeting is called for
Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at
the work rooms to discuss plans for
providing the Christmas packets.
Hereafter the Red Cross rooms will
be open only three afternoons each
week. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdays. The change Is made TO save
fuel.
Mrs. G.. NJ. oliver arrived home from
the east Saturday morning, where she
was called several weeks ago by the
death OF her mother, Mrs. i. W.
Creaaey.
A number OF American Falls young
people took In the box social and
dance given al the Ringe school house
last Saturday night. Among those
present from this city were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Hooker, Miss Ruth Sextant
and Victor Lamoe.
Corporal Lawrence Watts of Com
pany H.. Second Idaho. spent a few
days here the end Of the week visit
ing his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Watts. The young soldier has been
stationed near Sand Point all summer.
lie left Sunday night for Boise to join
his company which Is now stationed
Ia the capitol city.
s. H. Kramlich. who for years has
been connected with the Leader Hard
ware company, donned a new uniform
Monday morning aud actively ooh
charge OF Skaggs' Cash grocery re-
Gently purchased by Mr.. Kramlich and
=. ID. Weber from NJ. b. Skaggs.
Messrs. Kramlich and Weber have
made many friends during their resi-
dence in this city who wish them sue
cess In their new venture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice NJ. Myers and
o H. Barber went 10 Arbon Saturday.
TO attend a Liberty bond meeting in
the Central school house. William
Allard. a member of the committee for
Arbon and Pauline acted as chairman
OF the meeting. Very few turned out
for the meeting. but those who came
were Interested and q good campaign
kof personal solicitation will be put ON
this week. short addresses were made
by Messrs. Myers and Barber. the
former dealing with the bond issue
In an able manner, and the latter tel
ling how bonds could be exchanged
for merchandise for more than their
face value. which would enable al.
most every farmer 10 become a bond
owner.
The Hampton Court Singers were
organized 20 fill a distinct need of the
/ plntfnrm The pNpppf9onuI Vopua nj
grand opera during the past few years
has resulted in a very general turn.
ing toward that type of music for tho
greater part of the platform offering:
OF mixed quartet companies. This has
resulted In the practical abandonment
OF much of the best music aside from
the operate. To preserve to the plat
form much of the excellent Music
which has been overlooked. and I,
present a program which is at ono,
distinctive and attractive the Hamp
ton Court Singers Company wal
formed. Each member OF the compan!
Is an artist competent in voice anG
histrionic ability TO give adequate ex
preston TO the music featured. and I,
recreate the atmosphere In which tina
music "a born. The Old Motor
songs of England have been especial
ly favored aud these, as given In thu
strikingly attractive period costum
ing. possess a rare charm. They viii
appear here on the Lyceum Course
at the NJ. r. church October 30.
sale at BradshaW's.
Bradshaw's Clothing store is close'