American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-07-11

American Falls Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Sullivan of Salt
Lake we're the guests OF Mrs. VIII
Oliver and Mrs. o. R. Baum from last
Friday TO Sunday night
Mrs. Pete Davis has returned to
American Falls after several months
visit in Kansas.
Bert Scrimischer from Roy visited
American Falls Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rowberry spent
several days last week in Twin Falls.
Mrs. John ". Allen and her sister,
Miss Helen McKown left Tuesday for
Hagerman Valley for about a two
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. E. e.
Anderson and other friends.
Mrs. w. Bennion and little grand
daughter, Charlotte Widsteen, we're
in Twin Falls last week, returning
Sunday.
Coral Meadows, Pearl Lanham,
Ruth Jeffries and Myra Angelly made
a trip to Pocatello Monday morning.
Gilbert Hunt arrived Wednesday af-
ter about % months in the service.
He was overseas with Goth engineers.
Mrs. Hunt met him at Pocatello Tues
day.
Rev. and Mrs. Ross and Rev. Ross
mother arrived Tuesday from Port
land. Rev. Ross will take the min
istry of the German Baptist church
which has been vacant for a short
time.
Frank Dahlen left today for Oneida
county where he will make a tour of
inspection for fish and game law
breakers.
A big reunion of the Allen family
was held in Rockland on the 9th of
June. Relatives were present from
all owe Idaho and Utah. A big lunch
was followed by a program in the af-
ternoon and a dance in the evening.
Members of the B. Y. p. u. held a
picnic July 4 at Bowen's sawmill.
About 20 cars were in the party.
Mrs. e. &. Jacobs went to Twin
Falls Friday to attend the celebration
and returned Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Soell and small daughter,
Alma Louise, returned Tuesday morn
ing from Salt Lake where they have
been visiting Mrs. Soell's mother, Mrs.
A. Johnson. Mrs. Soell's brother, Sgt.
Morris Johnson returned from over
seas while she was in Salt Lake.
Frank Stewart and family of Maui
pin, Oregon are visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Stewart. They
arrived July 3.
Fred Nelson is carrying an injured
wrist as a result of a kick from a
Ford car
w. r. Griswold and family motored
to Burley and Rupert Monday return
ing Tuesday evening.
John Osborn of Heglar has been in
the hospital for a week, where he
has been recovering from an opera
ton. He is reported recovering nice
Iy.
Mayor and MIS-. w, J. Hanson re.
Twin Falls where they spent the 4tl
at the Elks roundup. While there
they were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Murray. The accommodation
to visitors were very good.
Russell Rock was in town Thurs
day from his ranch.
:. The lines Brothers recently pur
t chased a Got of registered Cotswalt
ewes from A. n. Murdoch, a promin
ent Idaho Cotswold breeder and ex
pect to have some choice registers
C~otswold ram lambs for sale this fall
r I'll it,
HORST BARN BURNS.
The big barn on the ranch of Hen
ny Horst at Landing was burned t
the ground Saturday, cause Of tn
fire being as yet unknown. TIL
!. ranchhands had gone to dinner leav
ing a load of hay standing outsid
1 the barn. When they returned tn
t load was on fire and the flames sprea
: to the barn, which was a total wrec
before the fire was extinguished TIL
loss also covers six sets of harness.
a new wagon, and two toms of hay.
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