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Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-15
BODY IS SHIPPED.

The remains of Ely AshbyS who died of pneumonia Tuesday morning.. were shipped to Madisonville, Ky. Mrs.' Ashby was unable to accompany the remains owing to illness, but a brother of the deceased went to Madisonville, for the burial.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-15
GONE 10 PHOENIX.

J. w. Ross has gone to Phoenix, where he will be sworn in as a mem Der of the supreme court, taking the place made vacant by the recent res ignation of Alfred Franklin. The an- nouncement of his appointment was published in these columns several days ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-15
rHRoueH MITh PRISONERS.

Deputy Sheriff Chas. Cross was here yesterday from Douglas on his way to Tombstone with three prisoners, Isaac Karkd and Albo Hungo, charged with grand larceny, who were bound over to the supreme court for trial, and Erminino Flores, charged with at tempt to murder.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-15

their classification, etc. Secretary Hutchinson stated that it required to know all about them with the excep- ton as to whether or not they had been a victim of influenza. 1t will take several weeks to complete the report.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-15
FUNERAL HELp TODAY.

The funeral services over the re mains of G. c. Knight, who died Mon day morning at the Copper Queen hos pital after a short illness of pneu- monia, will be held this afternoon at 1:30 o'clock from the Palace chapel. The Rev H. c. Compton of the Bap- tist church will officiate
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-15
WILL BENEFIT.

The rain of yesterday will be of material benefit to the roads of the county as they were becoming very dusty. With dragging now they will be placed in good condition. The new grade to Naco can now be opened up after it has been drug which will be a great improvement.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-15
Business Locals
ROCKHILLis STAGE.

Bisbee-Tombstone Leaves Bisbee- Bisbee Auto Co. 2 a. m, 1:30 p. m. 2 Phone Bisbee 5. Adv. Dr. Playfair, Osteorath, 9S Mason Hill. Mason car stop. Phone Blue 647.
 Adv.-231 l.. l.. Gilman sells the New Edison, ''The Monograph With a Soul" Painter and Paper Hanging
 C. ]. BRANDT Box 150 Phone 456
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-15
COPPER QUEEN GUESTS.

R. M. Henry, Fl Paso; O. C. Peter son, Fl Paso; P H. Blattermans Los Angeles; R. Epperson, Fl Paso; Ned Creighton, Phoenix; c. O. McCarter, Phoenix; Thomas Coply, Denver; J. J. Burke, Denver; D. H. Fairchild, Den yer; Charles c. Hardy, San Francisco.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-15
HERE ERoM CHICAGO.

R. s. Humphreys is in the city from Chicago, and will remain here for few days on business connected with local business houses.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-15
WAS IN CITY.

E. H. Reeves of Tombstone, was in the city yesterday on short business trip. He came here Co confer with the local butchers about shipment of beef cattle that he is to make to them. He has cattle interests in the vicinity of South Pass in the Dragoon noun, tains
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-15
ON SECOND STORY.

Contractor Ayers has commenced to pour concrete on the wals for the sec ond story of the new county and city jail. The building will be ready to turn over to the board of supervisors. about December l.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-15
DR. BROWN HOLDS THE
 QUARANTINE LID DOWN

The quarantine situation in Arizona cities is under the thumb of Dr. II. o. Brown, state superintendent of health. Re-Opening of theaters. churches and schools cannot well be permitted by local health officers be- cause of the statewide quarantine
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-15
IS MUCH BETTER.

Attorney J. E. Flannigan, who has been ill at his home in Tombstone can yon suffering from an attack of the influenza, is reported to be much bet ter. MT F'lannigan expects to be able to return to his work by the beginning of next week.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-15
ILL WITH INFLUENZA.

Miss Mable Martin og the local postoffice is confined to her home with an attack of influenza. She was very much improved last evening, ac- cording to reports.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-15
City Brtefs

c && <F ' Has anyone visited you? Or ! ' have you entertained? If so, call Y | The Review after p. m. and tell * T the Society Editor, phone 39. ?
 q q AEx sS &a :
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-15

John Stone of Tombstone, has ar rived in the city, and expects to locate here.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-15
HERE ON BUSINESS.

Ned Creighton of Phoenix, IS in the city and will remain here for a few days on business.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-15
JERRY YORK DIES.

Jerry York, well known in the War ren district died early yesterday even ing at the c. & A. hospital following an illness of pneumonia. Mir York
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-15
Q BODY IS SHIPPED.

The body of John F. McFadden, who died at the Copper Queen hospital Monday following a short illness, was shipped yesterday to Hamilton, Mo.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-15
HAVE BABY GIRL.

Born to Mir. and Mrs. Ralph L. Motz of Warren, Wednesday evening, baby girl.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-24
Wounded Slightly

Street Neo York City.
MCOOK. George A., lieut., 3S West Fifty
fourth Street, Neac York City,
PODLEWShI, Frank j., lieut.. 263 Nine
teenh Street Brooklyn.
ASCATIGNO. Gaetano. 2SS East 1924
Street, New York City.
BILLS, Albert j.. COZ Main Street, Pater-
CULOTTA, John. 13o Cherry Street, New
CRANDALL. William c., Corning. N. Y.
IAVIS. Gustave, Gil Linwood Street,
Brooklyn.
DOWNEY, Joseph ", 1913 DuGield Street,
DUNNE, Robert W. $50 West 1oSth
Street New York City.
EIGEI, John j.. 1862 stebbins Avenue.
New York City.
GILL, Harry j., 2527 Atlantic Avenue.
GOLD. Bernard, 3111 Chichester Avenue
Rich't end Hill. N. Y.
GIDDING, Clarence B.. $50 St. Nicholas
AvenIe. New York City.
HENDERSON, Peter j., 35 Crescent Ave
nue.. New Rochelle, N. Y
HERBSTER, George. 631 Hudson Street.
New York City.
HERTFELDER, Herbert. 1852 Marcy Ave
nue.. Brooklyn.
KAUFMAN, Nathan A., 175 High Street,
KANE. John R., 70 Jerome Avenue, ia
NONETskY. Stanley, 40 Beebe Avenue.
Long Islan'l City.
LAWLEss. Joseph NJ. 235 Hinsdale Street.
Brooklyn.
IANDOLFI Louis. 204 Spring Street. New
York City.
LEBEDJN, Louis. 800 Brook Avenue New
LUDWIG. Henry H.. SOC Eleventh Avenue,
New York City.
MDERMoTT, George A, 2119 Nostrand
Avenue. Brooklyn.
M'lNTYRE, Neil H.. SIG West 135th Street,
New York City
MlTTELPUNKT. Israel 21s Watkins
Street, cir9S Brooklyn ln o,;,;. o., von po,4 ~
nue., Staten Island.
PENTER, John X, Belleville. N. j.
PATIO, Isco, Butler Street, South Nor
PETRlLLo. Amelo, $50 Broome Street.
New York City.
PIANA. Firmino B., % Gates Avenue,
RADIGAN. Thomas F., SO North Cliff
Street. Norwich, Conn.
KuDDY. jones H.. II Stewart Street, New
RYMKE,Wicz. Frank. 40 Twenty-second
Street Bayonnc. n. j.
TANGREDI. Louis F. II Mulberry Street
New Icl k City.
SAPPIR. Harry. 725 Fairmount Place. New
York City.
suEA, John, 40 Prospect Place, New York
sKINToFsKY. Jack. 14s Somerset Street,
WEsSOLECK. William, 10 Park Place,
Staten Island.
WHrTEFoRD, John W., Whiting Street,
Bath. n. j.
WOLF Harry M, 2O4o Seventh Avenue.
New York City.
.zENXO, John, 257 Passaic Street, Passaic,
N. j.
Missing in Action
BRIGHAM. Hyman. 200 Clinton Street,
New York City.
HATF Louis, 2ao5 Second Avenue, New
York City.
HANKEL. Ed ward j., 1886 Bainbridgc
Street, Brooklyn.
MCAULEY. James F. 276 Fifth Avenue. |
Brooklyn.
MORAN. Michael j., 2O9 Dyckman Street,
New York City
NICoLETTA. Leone, 32l River Street.
Paterson. n j.
PRIETH, John. r. F. D. 3, Trenton, N. ].
. POI4ASKY. Robert, 697 Stone Avenue,
Brooklyn.
sAPlENzA, Jimmy. SO Market Street, New
York City.
sTEFFENs. Henry A. 1888 West Four
teenth Street. New York City
SULLIVAN, James j., l15 Eighty-fourth
Strest, New York City.
WERNER. Charles. sst I.inwesa strest
New-York tribune., 1918-11-24
Killed in Action


FOWLER, Charles. capt. Great Neck
". Y.
cRossoN. James H.. beat, Gil Thir-
teentA .AceHse. Belmdr, n. y.
RoyEE. Frederick W., 24o Eighth Street,
BROOKLYN.
ALLEN, Charles NJ, a21 East 12oth Street,
New York City.
RACHMANN, Fred C. Irvinston, N. J.
BEAUMONT. John X % Church Ctreet,
Nutlcy. n. j.
BAILEY. Martin J., Ill Pine Street,
Perth Amboy. n. J.
BoSALVAGE, Joseph NJ, Mllhurn. N. J.
BEIRNE. Roderick. Jas East Fiftieth
Street. New York City.
CrCuRELLo. Frank. 1os Nostrand Ave
nue., Brooklyn.
CURTIN. Thomas F.. 72 James Street.
Green Island. n. y.
York City.
CoAR. George F.. 90 Tuers Avenue Jersey
City, n. J
CLINTON. Edmond p, $50 Summer
Street Paterson, n. J.
DoMBROwSKI. Frank T.. 1877 North Sew
enth Street, New York City.
DONATE, James Rockville Centre. N. Y.
FREEMAN, Frank. 3S West Fifty-third
Street, Bayonne n. j.
FIAHERTY. Frank L.. 13l Lafayette
Street, Jersey City, n. J.
FOSTER, James, pa Slater Street. Pater
son. n j.
GALLAGHER, John J., SAC West 10th
Street, New York City,
GoLDSTEIN. Nathan. SO Suffolk Street,
New York City.
GLUCK. Frederick. SS5 East Eighty-ffth
Street. New York City.
GERNAND. Charles A, 503 DeKalb Ave
nue. Brooklyn.
GUINTo. Salvatore 5 Rivington Street,
New York City.
HEGARTY. John j., 6S Jane Street, New
York City
HoLPP. Henry c.. 81 Jennings avenue,
White Plains n. \.
JAXEI.. Emil j., 63 Amsterdam Avenue,
New York City.
KLEIN. Charles j., 164 Bleecker Street,
Jersey City \. j.
IYTLE. Scott H. 100 Claremont Avenue,
New York City.
LoCKHART. John F.. SIS Timpson Place.
IouIS' Harry J.. s42 Flatbush Avenue,
IUNDSTRoM, Gale A. 62S East Seventh
Street. Plainfied n. J.
MONAHAN. Thomas F.. 4S Broad Street.
MUIIiNGToN. Percy w. 20S4 Bathgate
Avenue. New York City
MKEwEN, Robert j., 12s Pine Street,
MARGUZZI. Charles j., 126 East Twelfth
Street, New York City.
MUNROE. Edward H. 275 Sawmill River
Road, Y9nkers, n \ 200 nn,;~s a,on,s
MoNAHAN. Peter T, 131 Bright Street,
Jersey City. n. j.
NELSON, James F., s65 Broadway, New
O'RRIFN. George A., 67 Eighth Avenue,
New York City.
o'CoNNEL William j., 174 East 1O9th
PiTTY Francis P. A Spruce Street,
PIRTo. James, 22S9 Adams Place, New
REILLY. Joseph P 10S Lock Street
Russell. Eric H.. 14S Wadsworth Avenue,
REID, James r.. "A Bayard Street, New
ROMANO, 1liSNt Michael. 125 Columbus Ave
nue. New Haven Conn. 100,
STEINBERG, Mandel. 5l2 West 162d
Street, New York City.
SCAMMoN, Everett. l't WliioughDy Ave
sEiFERT Oswald. Peoples Bank Build
SwENARToN, Frank, B.. 4O3 Bergen
SCHWETTHELM, Frank L., 70 Vine
Street. Richmond Hill. n. Y.
SUYDAM Charlton R.. Ia East Forty
third Street, Bayonne. N. j.
SCHWARTZ. Maurice NJ, Go Meeker
AEsnuy SILVER Benjamin, 227 East Tenth Street,
SsS cHNEIDER. Charles, 1923 Rogers Ave
nue.. Brooklyn. ,.-,..,
TEED. William J.. 16S East Eighty-second
Street New York City.
ULosAs, William, 1Ss Harrison Street
f@SSssSI; WYNN. Joe A.. IS South Ninth Street,
'''V WooDRUFF. Thomas H. 11S Twenty
eighth Street. Hudson County. N. j.
WAAEKS, Herman, jr bugler, l65 East
Eighth Street. Brooklyn.
WRIGHT, Harold C., X Il. u. NO. = AS
D'Ss YELIMAN, Nathan, 231s Surf Avenue.
H.ra., Island n Y.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-24
The $ Casualty List

Nov 23.The casualty public
279
killed died wounds
wounded wounded undetermined 3 wounded
arem missing.
Ineud in the following
New-York tribune., 1918-11-24
Died from Wounds

ROBINS. Harvey c.. lieut., 1877 Third Ave-
nue. East Rocheue, N. j.
ABT, VIM. 80 Pacific Street. Newark. N. j.
APALUCCI, Joseph. G10 Wilson Street,
BARAZOT'TO. John. 17S West Houston
Street New York City.
BOND; Leo !. SS7 South Nineteenth
Street, Newark. N. J.
COHEN, Simon, "a Hezl Street, Brooklyn
CUMMINS, John B., 44e Manhattan Ave
nue.. New York City.
COSGROVE, George B., 913 Bedford Ave-
nue., Brooklyn.
DUNE. John j.. 16S Avenue c. New
York City.
GREENsTEIN, Michael. "a Forsyth Street,
New York City.
GROSS. Samuel, 231 Grove Street Jersey
HANSEN, James D., 435 Greene Avenue,
BROOKLYN.
HAYWARD. William W. 214 South Fifth
Avenue, Mount Vernon, N Y.
HANFORD, Robert c., $50 Dudley Avenue
Westheld. N J.
KENNEDY. James NJ. III Seventh Ave-
nue.. New York City
NAUGHTON, John 201 East Sixty-first
Street. New York City.
PARDUCCI Alfred w, 13 Carmne
Street. New York City.
SCHILLING, Arthur w, 1872 East 18th
Street. New York City.
SIMPSON, George c., 96 Classon Avenue
Brooklyn.
SMITH, George E.. 3s3 East 1S3d Street
New York City.
ZIMMERMAN, Morris L., 22S East 112th
Street New York City.
Died of Accident and Other Causes
kESSLER. George j., 1928 Second Avenue,
New York City
Died of Disease
CLARK. Hamilton r.. lieut.. stapleton.
Staten Island
CuNNINGHAM, Thomas F.. 314 East
DENNY, Thomas F., 374 West 116th
Street. New York City
GIVEN. Joseph. $50 West 10th Street,
New York City
GUSTAFsoN. Benjamin. 1918 Fourth Ave
hue BROOKLYN.
II KEENAN,. William. 4os Pacific Street. Jer-
LEWIS. Walter E.. 265 West f20th Street,
MAHER. John j.. 145 Armstrong Avenue,
Jersey CITY. N. J.
oLESHRIK, Sylvester. Al Rose Street New
York City.
sCHAFFER. George A.. Van RipIer Ave
nue.. Flushing N. Y.
STEED. Robert L.. 56 Camelia Street, AS
WEBER. Richard D.. 1871 wyclon Avenue,
brooklyn.
WoLLENBERG. Charles. asS East Sew
enty-eighth Street, New York City.
Wounded Severely
LLOYD. Frank r.. jr lieut., 527 Cooper
Street. Canden, ". j.
ARNoWITz. Samuel. 234 East Fourth
trees. New York City.
ass.. aassss si'Ssla q &sia. A.sAXs.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-24
Elsewhcre

Character OF casualties indicated foows (K) killed
acsion (W) wounded; % A. causes
Cd w died of wounds; Cd D. died of diseae missing
lPl prisoner.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-24

BOWMAN, Irving D.. 20 Hamilton Street,
, Hartford, Conn
CzApLUk, Joseph. 1873 Seventh Avenue,
New York City.
DENUCK. Edward S. 759 Monroe Street,
Brooklyn.
DE COMA, Peter 457 East Eishtysixth
Street. New York City.
DUGAN, Thomas A.. 43S West Twenty
eighth Street, New York City
EAGLES. Arthur N, J.. 16i North Sew
enth Street. Newark. N. j.
FELDMAN, Louis, II Henry Street, New
York City.
GOLD Benjamin. 1903 Hoe Avenue. New
York City
GOLDBERG, Louis. 2o4 Madison Street,
New York City.
KEANE. Dennis H.. ISL Columbia Ave-
nue.. Passaic. N. j.
KAPLAN. Barnett, 1909 Prospect Avenue,
New York City.
LAGOS. George 100 East 15oth Street
New York City.
LIEBMAN Louis. 1868 Sixth Street, New
York City.
MILLER, William A.. 352 Sounce Avenue,
New York City.
MlNoGUE. David p, 1913 River Street
Waterbury. Conn.
MoRRA, Adolf 2o4 Georgia Avenue,
Brooklyn.
MGARvENY. Arthur, 221 Clinton Street,
Hoboken. n. j.
PEARL. Max no Norfolk Street. New
York City.
PsILoS. Agapetos. 365 Fairfield Avenue.
Stamford. Conn.
PUCCHlERE, Paul. 1855 Arch Street. New
PoLiDERo, ouirino, l7s Oak Street.
REYNOLDS. James. 1853 Atwater Street.
New Haven, Ger Conn ,ss Mn Street pater-
Wilson. Clarence H, 100 South Street.
WEILLER. Henry j.. 1117 Fulton Street.
zAMBA, Robert, 15O East 1o7th Street,
tZELMANAViTz. Murray, 129 Noble
Street, Brooklyn.
Wounded. Degree Undetermined
ALPER, Aaron. 1o1 East Ninety-hrst
Street, New York City.
BERKOWITZ, Abe, Smith Street, fertn
BANNoN, William j., sol st. Johns
Place Brooklyn.
BERKoWITz. Nathan, 164 South Third
CHEREPUKA, Ervan. s5 Henry Street.
New York City.
CHERTOCK. Samuel. 1877 fremont Ave
nue., New York City.
OOhERi o"' @>Si"'A~'S
nue., Brooklyn.
DOHNRTY, James P, 119 Clinton Avenue.
New Haven, Conn.
DMOCAOWSkI. Frank S., 104 Rockaway
Road Jamaica, N. y.
GAFFNEY, James A, 80 Columbus Ave
nue., New York City.
KEANE, John T., 901 Baldwin Street.
KANE. Thomas P. s25 Central Avenue,
Far Rockaway, n. Y.
KELLOGG, Harry B., % East Thirty ninth
Street, Bayonne, N. j.
LEIBOVIIZ, Michael, 413 Bushwick Ave-
nue., Brooklyn.
LiFsHITz, Sam. 7os Saratoga Avenue,
Brooklyn.
LUPENACCI. Emilio. 81 Virgil Street.
Stamford, Conn.
MANSON, Robert, 144 Hayward Street,
Brooklyn.
MEADOW, Paul, 10 Delaney Street, New
York City.
MAGRATH. Frederick A, 354 East Fourth
Street. New York City.
MATHEY, Frederick E.. Little Glove
Road, Staten Island.
RAMON, Adolph. 81 Fifth Avenue, New
York City.
ROSENTHAL, Elkan, 795 East 10th
Street New York City.
THOMSON. Samuel, 5S1 Ocean Avenue,
Jersey City N. j..
VOTEREToUs, Victor T., PA East Nine
teenth Street New York City.
WEIR, Walter j., 262 Mcclellan Street,
por+b Ar,hOv
New-York tribune., 1918-11-24
See These New
Liberty Enclosed Cars

Ihe winter line of Liberty Enclosed cars has arrived
f1oors
Fresh from an inspection of the Broughan the
Sedan and the Coupe we find it difficult to withhold
our words of enthusiasm
Livery one is charmed with the restrained good taste
Which gives character to their appearance
And their sterlor settng the completeness Of their
appointments, match exqusitely the surface beauty
of these cars
Ahought OF the owner and driver-the kew to Lib
erty goodness-ls everywhere evident
1T is evident IN the appearance of these cars II ;s
thoroughly realized in their unusual comfort and
motor performance.
There is peculiar distinction about these enclosed
cars which only your eyes can visualize.
There is difference in the way these cars look-in
the way they ride and drive, that you must person.
ally experience to appreciate
We are earnestly sincere in asking you to see the
Liberty enclosed line at For as YOU know the
postwar supply of these is bound to be limited
New-York tribune., 1918-11-24
New York City and Vicinity

st are the following names
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-04-30
,RBoS NEWS.


Mr. and Mrs A. e. inean have re-
turned home after spending the win
Ter al Pocateiio.
Walk Daniels OF Pauline Is very 40
with pneumonia az this writing
John nowou was called 70 Preston
Idaho April 90. % ths bedside OF his
ltflV nephew. Jack ~l0rcntzeu son OF
Mr and Mrs Joe ~iorrntzen
Dave Lnsk and his sister. Mrs joe
Evans acnt 90 Naiad April rs and
returned Thursday 90 the same week
brr bowen his sister Mrs Apnie
81 smith and Elmer R0dorick. attend
ed The dance az Crystal. Friday. April
10
A farewell party was given AT Pau.
inr April 10 iu honor OF Ex Bishop
k0e aiis and family The evening was
spent in dancing aud serving refresh
meats
A non partisan meeting was held al
tbe Central school house Monday
uiEht The speaker eas Mp Mckee
A dance Will be- given AZ the Central
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-04-30
PLEASANT VALLEY.


Our most highly esteemed farmer
Louie Adolf H., atlll 10 the sorrow OF
his friends. IN bed with pneumonia.
though 10 the great efforts Miss So
phia Radke Is putting forward 10 her
newly adopted work OF q nurse. IL Civ
Ing Louie some comfort and rest.
Fred Radke came home for a few
DAYS visit from Bull last Saturday.
John Tiede brought the remainder
OF his wheat 10 town last Saturday TO
fulfill his duty 10 the government,
That Louie Adolf has some good
friends who would Ike 10 see his
health restored was proven last sun
day By the visit OF Herman Martens
and family. John Tiedo and family.
John Martens and family. Robert
Radke and family. Hen Adolf and
family. Rev. George sprattler and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Wohlgemuth,
Hugo and nill Martens. and Ernest
Eymann.
Manual Radke took his mother and
sister. Emelia. automobile riding to
Neeley last Sunday
Manuel Adolf SAYS II Is of no use
going 20 California To see hne trees.
so he planted a paradise OF his own
last Monday
Ben Adolf and family came from
town Ia their car last Sunday to visit
some friends and relatives.
The Ladies' Aid society meets IN
tho basement OF the Lutheran church
next Wednesday
Fred Deeg. one OF Uncle Sans sol
dlcrs. ls coming home from Camp
Lewis To help his father during this
Hcason.
Jacob Stickcl went visiting 10 the
John Tiedc place last Saturday.
John neeg. Sr.. and family spent a
pleasant SUNDAY afternoon with Mr.
.BId Mrs. John SchRtz,
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-04-30

school AZ Arboa Saturday. May A.
The music viii be furnished by the
Crystal orchestra. Everybody IA invit-
ed TO attend.
VIM. Afneck. who spent the winter
a. Logan. has returned 20 Arbon.
Mr.. JlpaOm and his sister In law,
Mrs. Ellison. spent Sunday afternoon
az Mrs r. B. Evans.
A party was given az Pauline In
honor ~ Sergeant Park Lusk. who
was home on a ten-day furlough. A
large crowd was Ia attendance and
the evening was spent In dancing and
serving refreshments, Park returned
a. Camp Lewis Saturday. April 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ivcrson have
returned home after spending the win
ter Al POcaetllo.
Mrs. Mcf.arrey, Mrs. n. r. Van Horn
and Miss Louie Leavitt took an auto
ride Friday to American Falls. re-
turning IN the evening OF the same
day.
Tho Arbon Red cross auxiliary
spent Tuesday afternoon al the home
81 Mrs. r. -. Evans making eight kits
for the boys at the front.
ThOs. W. Rowe. OF Stone. Henry
Facor and wife and Mr.. Grant and
wife OF HolhrOok. and +. r. Binggell
Of Summit, we're missionaries al the
L. y. 8. services Sunday. the 18th.
y. H. Davis returned from Pocatel.
10 Thursday with a load OF freight for
his store.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-04-30


Mrs Talbot Of Idaho Falls ia visit
lne with her daughter. Mrs I'D Snyder
~ this place.
larae crowd attended the patriotic
meeting and social az the Gabbert
.chool house Saturday night A
number 81 good speakers we're here
from American Falls. and a very good
meeting and an enjoyable time Is re-
ported BY all Ice cream and cake
Nas served
Mr.. Myrtle Peck has quite a large
ntock OF beautiful spring and summer
hats and wells for ladies and VIII dih-
play them az the Crystal store every
Saturday afternoon. Buy your hat AZ
home and save money .
Mrs Nellie Mcekln Of pocatello and
Mrs Talbot OF Idaho Falls we're viai-
tors NJ the l. D. 3 services Sunday
Mu Myrtle Pack has moved back
10 Crystal after spending he winter
Ia Pocaiello whore the children could
attend school.
Mrs. T. v Hnmpson was a Crystal
visitor the last Of the week Mrs.
Hampaon expects % live out here this
summer aud will 10 IN about two
weeks.
Nnss Rlssle Fannin Is staying with
her sister. Mrs. /. s. Whiting for a
few weeks.
NJ 4. STANDBY was a pocatello Wis.
itor the last OF the week.
The infant Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Ralph
whiting Ia quite M with the chicken
pox.
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Lindsay were up
20 their ranch on upper Rattlesnak'
SUNDAY Mr Lindsay expects 10 start
farming In the hear future and Mrs
Lindsay viii look after he store and
post office.
A series OF patriotic programmes vii
be rendered AZ the Mutual Improve.
ment meetings every Sunday night Al
the Central school house. Some o.
the subjects are AZ follows. Nation
al Efficiency. "Helpa from Home.
Religious Forces That Have In
nuenced the Nation" "Our Allies
France, Great britain. belgium. Etc,
The Production and Conservation o
Food" and many other subjects equal
ly a. good Everyone IL cordially In
Yitcd % attend these meetings.
Douglas Wood. formerly Of thi
place. but who Is nov living In Pc
NatfliO. Vas an hf1hiAi tue iuftPaft y
the week looking after his business
affairs here and also visiting friends
Henry Breeze WAS a Pocatello yisi
tor the hrst 81 the week
horn. 10 Mr. and Mrs. L. 3 whiting
Dr., Monday April 20. a fine baby boy
Both mother and child are doing nice
~.
Reed Lindsay has been quite il The
past week but IL improving rapidly
now. ~
on Nav 3rd al s o'clock at the Cen.
trail school there viii be an orator,
meeting Subjects TO be on the Liher'
% Loan. The orations are 10 De given
~ The children " the Central school
Everyone A. cordially invited.
Mrs A. }. Bell and family are hons
again aner an absence of several
months
Mrs Nellie Meekin OF Pocaiello bal
formerly of this place. Waa Ia CrystR.
sunday looking after business matter.
pertaining 10 her ranch
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Look Out for buster Brown aud His
Dog Tige.

Look Out for Buster Brown and His
Dog Tige.
The real. live buster Brown and his
dog Tigo are coming 90 town 10 make
the acquaintance OF an the boys and
girls who enjoy their funny autica.
Buster and Tige are we'll known ma
tional figures and every child wants
10 be sure and meet them and see how
truly funny they are In every day life.
Buster and Tige will hold a recep-
ton az American Falls for the Fall
Greek Mercantile Company ON Monday
May 6th Mothers and fathers boys and
girls. are an invited 10 come 10 the
reception. meet Buster brown and
Tige and hear all OF the clever
original and witty savings that havl
made them famous. Don't forget th'
day and date at the Fall Greek Mer
camille Company's Store