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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-01

DEBS IN WASHINGTON.

Unattended and withou. the know
ledge OF the public. Eugene Y.
DebS. imprisoned Socialist leader
went to Washington March 9th
from Atlanta pcnitcn,iary aud for
three hours discussed his case with
Attorney General Daushcrty. The
unprecedented trip of Mr.. DcbS was
made with the approval Of Prrsi-
dent Harding who recently request
cd MIR DOugherty to review the case
of the Socialist leader and make !,
recommendation on it.
The Attorney General, in an.
nouncing that DcbS had visited
Washington and was on his way
back to the Atlanta penitcntiarv
said 1T had been decided in con-
ference with President Harding
that inaSmucll as Dcbs had defend
ed himself ut his trial, he should
come here to answer in person such
inquiries as the Government desired
to ask.
MIR. Doughcrty is not yet ready 10
make q recommendation in the case
DebS is suffering the penalty Of :,
violation of the Espconage Act OF
which he was convicted two or
more years ago.
vigorous protests against the re.
cent liberties granted Eugene V
DcbS by Government authorities
Or against his pardon WAS express.
rd on the 2jth. in Il telegram SEM
by y. l.. Henson, commandrc o,
The Georgia department Of the \,
mcrlcan Legion, TO +. W. l;albraitI,
the National Commander at Indian,
ap"IiS. The telegram follows:
"Gcorsia department observes b>
press That Eugene DcbS was granted
unusual consideration for Il crimin
al duly convicted by constitute,
authority. The department be-
ilcvcs similar consideration should
pc extended to all criminals or none
ncDS prominence makes his Grim,
! more helnOns. Clear distinction
between oppression because of o.
plnion or free speech and over
criminal act of Dcbs. This depart
incnt vigorously protests any fur
tncr acts OF discrimination in fayo,
OF prominent war criminals and i,
Keeping with previous action o.
national body urges whole influ
cncc Of national organization b,
used against pardon of Debs.''
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-01
TWENTY-SEYEN IDLE ENGINES,

m rnlightcning instance CT cx-
I"'rdlnary lasSitudc in rHilrOal
rHrlrS =, is given by wOrkmcn at the
huntington shops, who say that
'T"cn'\->cvcn engines. made service
y''' 81. Al he shops, arc being kept in
h' Yards because there is no de-
o,nd for thcfi on the road.
lr' coal is selling in Grccnbricr
rom SS.3O to 1850 per ton. We
"a" l"!d that in the New River field
m n' inihrS are idle half the time and
" ''' mouth of many mines coal
- y, ""Wn to The old time price. If
a., 'I'S be true we can't understand
GrH G.H roaI should be so high in
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-01
vOLUM 55
PREACHER YATES WINS.

r,.. >uprcnc Court nf Appeals
,;I.I me famous Hinton Baptist
M.n,,rrh case last week and the IL
.,animou> opinion Of the Court is Il
.;@ @ victory for Rev. W. l.. Yates and
,i> followers.
rh, lower court was reversed
~ ,hr Injunction obtained by Rev.
y,n.> last April waS rcinstatcd.
,.,t Of the cuur! proceedings a
',Intins to upward of $4,000 must
=. n,id by the deaconS and trustees
vino sought to GUST the Pastor.
Thi. ends the court litigation and
.,,,rcs Rev. Yates in charge Of the
,.hurch property. The Court held
,hi a majority Of the Church con-
.rrsalion ruled above any action Of
,h. dvaconS or trustees. OF the
".nrsrrgation of about 600 it is
I,incd .l1S were with Mr.. Yates in
he court action.\
Proceedings to GUST Rev. Yates
were instituted about year ago
:nlowing long series of revival
MEETINGS. Eight of the twelve
Jra,nns of the church decided the
pa>.nr was moi preaching true Bap-
is doctrine and they put chains
md pahl0ckS on the church door.
Rev. Yates asked the Court for an
jniunrtion that he might unlock the
toor>. The Circuit Court refused
.hr Injunction but the Court Of APP
p,al> granted an Injunction which
WIN then dissolved by the Circuit
court. For several months the dca.
cons have been in possession of the
property.
The case has attracted Statewide
attention. T.. l.. NuckollS, OF Fay
t,r>illc. has been counsel for Mr..
Yates and The Dcacons were repre-
Nn!rd by W. II. Sawycrs. of Hinton
t.. y. Dunn. Bccklcy: Blue & Nc
..ahr and Harry Y. Campbell. Of
Charleston. and Marcum l. Shcp-
nerd. Of Huntington.
\ Baptist Church is Il very Demo
cratic institution. The cOngrega-
lion is the ruling power under
Baptist practice and the majority
settles all controversies. We pre-
sumo the Courts opinion is based ON
'hi> we'll recognized principle.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-01
MARRIED..

WI. JCS>tc Laurence la\lor ana
Miss Vic Patterson Boyd. of Cald-
we'll. nlotorcd to Lcwisburg Wedncs
day. March IL. 1921. and were mar
Rcd at the Presbyterian mansc by
Rev. w. II. Du Bose.
On Monday. March 81. 1921. at
the parsonage at Alvon. this county
Mr.. William +. Wade and Miss Bcs-
Isle ]. Workman. were united i'm
marriage by Rev. w. h. ,Rcynolds
of the NJ. r. Church. South. Mr..
Wade is prosperous young farmer
Iof the Columbia Sulphur section Of
Anthony's Greek district. and is a
son Of Mr.. Alfred Wade, Of Ncola.
On "Wednesday. March %, 1921, at
Rrnick, this county. Mr.. Robert A..
Hanna and Miss Barbara NJ. Lester
were Joined in holy matrinony.
Mr.. Hanna is Il native Of Grecnbrier
while his bride is from Ohio. Mr..
hanna Is 4 veteran of the World
war serving ten months overseas,
and sixteen days on the battle line.
they will reside at Redwood.
Mr.. .. E.. Damcwood and Miss
bessie l.. Macowicz, % Ronccvcrtc.
were married Tuesday, March Is,
l92l. at the Presbyterian mansc in
LcwisburS. Rev. w. II. Du Bose Of
iiclatinS. Mr.. and Mrs. Damcwood
ictt the same evening for New Or
leans, La. and will return from
lnclr SoJourn next Sunday. Mr..
Damcwood has for many wears
Drcn with the E.. 4 y. in ROnccycrIc
y pretty. quiet Wedding took
place ut Raincllc on the morning of
March 20. 1921. in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. .. Parkins. when their
only daughter. Olive g.. was Joined
in marriage to Mauzy E.. Whitlock,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Is. WhitIock,
Of Raincllc. The ccromCuy took
.placc i'll the presence OF Il number
OF friends of the family and was
performed by the Pastor of the VI.
T.. Church. Immediately after the
marriage the young couple lcu on
the morning train for Il two weeks
WISH among relatives and friends in
other parts Of the State.
Al 3 p. H., OH Saturday last, Mar
70, l92l, at Hinton, Rev. !. Fl. Bean
united in marriage Mr.. e.. r. White
youngest son Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. W.
White, four miles north of Lewis.
burg, and Miss S. Elizabeth Lcps
youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
L. A. Legg, Of the same community
The happy young couple arriving
that night at the groom's home with
his parents. Mr.. White met his
financee at Hinton on her return
from Ovcrbrook. Kansas. where sh,
had been visiting. The young peo.
: pie had kept their en9aacment q
profound secret and not until Cupid
had accomplished his loving design
in binding their lives in the mar.
riaGc lie. did their friends know
aught OF the reciprocal love the litll;
! god had excited in their hearts. As
he has brought them together in
loving union may he go with them
along the primrose path Of life keen
ing alive the flame he had kindlcd
and sustaining them with courag,
and mutual devotion when trouble
and Ill fortune bctidc.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-01
WHAT GREENBRIER GETS,

The distribution of $6.l34 .20G.l
the counties, districts and
municipalities Of The State, was an
no!lnced last week by the new State
Auditor, Major John C.. Bond, in
his first public announcement. This
is the money collected by the State
from public service corporations
for taxes for the year 1920. The
total of county taxes, including road
taxes for all counties, amounted TO
S2,84S,312.11. The total taxes dis
'ributcd to districs amounted to So,
l33,l34.42. Cities and towns re-
ccivcd total Of S423,739.G1.
The distribution TO Grccnbricr
and nearby counties and their dis.
trictS arc as follows:
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-01
Counties
WOMEN BUILD NEW ROADS,

Shawnee township, in the South
crn part of Wyandottc County,
Kansas, will have good roads this
summer, thanks to several score de-
tcrnrined women. Tired Of wait
ing on the men folks and the town
ship trustees, the women recently
spent an entire Saturday showing
how easy it is for even amateurs to
build good roads. They construct
ed nearly a hundred feet of good
dirt highway during their eight
hours Of toll.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-01
HENRY CLAY'S PHYSICIAN.

Henry Clay's Physician, Dr..
Joseph Singer lIalsicad, has Just
cclebratcd his one hundred and
third birthday. One hundred and
ftiT'r roses. The gilt Of every man.
woman and child in Brcckcnridgc,
10, where hn lives, were presented
to The aged doctor. DR.. IIaIstcad and
hiS WIZ. who is min"iv-tErnC. are
BON still hale and hcarty. He lived
ari p""Cticcd medicine in kentucky
d"ria.I u!' h.itht .. tlllS caTrcr.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-01
THAT "EMPTY GUN" AGAIN,

This from the Raleigh Register
OF last week ought to carry its les
son--don't monkey with the "emptv
gum" P''
',ih ms time it is the home of MFR,
and Mrs. Ed. Wills at Zala. ovcr
winch 4 pail Of sorrow and anpuish
hangs. Their son, John Wills. agcd
49, was accidentally shot SUNDAY
morning by his older brother, EN-
eSt WIS. and died on Tuesday.
according to reports OF the
Tragedy that reached the CITY Of
beckley Monday and TUESDAY, thr
terrIblc accident took place early
sunday morning while the yo,1nn
man was still in bed. Golden pcifrv
III ms Drother-in-law, slept with him
ihcy were lying rather late. when
LrheSt Wits came into the room
ai'i''ed with an automatic pistol and
commanded them to roll ont"
tcitry got up at once. but his bed.
't''oW was droWSy and did not re-
Spond at once. The Older wills
r'laklng as If to speed him up. play
iuily pointed the gun at his rcclin-
ing form and pulled the tripgcr Tu
ms borrow it was DISCHARGED sever
'' tlI'eS before the rain of bullets
could be stopped, and two Of them
'0ok erect i'll the lads body. One
shattered his spine and left hin,
ParalNzcd from the waist down.
me brother is said TO be wild
"!tl grief over his foOlbardy oc,
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-01
CUT E0ODSIuEES TO OLD PRICE.

General cutting Of foodstulfs to a
pr"-war basis has been announced
by The Thrift Company, owners of
TO chain stores in Toledo, Ohio.
Prices on standard makes coffee tea
and cocoa have been cut % per
cent. Prices Of navy beans and
rice have also been cut in two.
Soap is r"Iuccd 20 per cent. One
p"uth loavcs Of bread arc selling
fer 9c.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-01
POPULATION PER SQUARE MILE,

The most thickly settled State is X.
Island with 5G6 people to the square
mile. Then follows Massachusetts
with '179; New Jersey with l2O;
connecticut with 2SG; and New
York with 217. The smallest in
density is Wyoming with 2 to TN,
square mile. West Virginia has
600. The average for the country
is 80 against 3O.0 i'm 1910.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-01
MOB ATTEMPTS LYNCHING.

mob Of masked men with
Hlcdgc hanncrS tried for two hours
Monday night, March 21St, to break
into the Halifax county, Virginia
Jall at Houston to seize Joe Coleman
Il negro suspect held in connection
with the killing of Willie Hickman,
white. Failing to gain access to
the jail they fired pistol vollcys in
to the windows and dispersed. No
one was injured.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-01
On Inc call Of the State Tax Com.

On the call Of the State Tax Com
missioner meeting Of the County
ASSESSORS was recently held in
Charleston. Tie CRY was for in
creased assessments Of rrOur"i,
ana - reduction of 'hc t1x rate.
! ne cry Is for mOrc rru:".. Ird
'nmchow taxes are crcr ~ BE IN
crr&Sc. There l. 80 1ppr,ort
question nOV = oI
Tx rrducijor u ';1Hn' and in
ih" States.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-01
GEN, WOOD STARTS TO ORIENT.

having received final instructions
s. y 10 his Philippine mission from
lI',,,I''ary Weeks, Major-General
Wnnard Wood left Washington
~LL"u'y night for San Francisco
for r'rr n, ne will board ship on April 2
r,. ~, H'hiila. The General will be ac-
unnamed nina on his trip to the Philip
,,"". G",n pV w. Cam. Forbes. former
'''h"I General Of the islands.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-01

,i,, u, average density Of popula-
fc,,, throughout the United States
u,,,'! u,,,"'h'n,aD was $50 persons per
J' ''', "a ml'c Of land area in 1920,
""''hAt 800 in 1910 !hr Census
IN" ''"cnl announced last wee q.
gi,',i M"uin seem 20 BE- Il thinly pop
la,..' nation wien compared with
Il. '''> COO or 7G0 to tl,c square
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-05-13
PROSPERITY NOTES.

Emil Isaak from Little Greek visit
ed with friends in Prosperity last Sum
day.
A big rain came last Friday in north
ern Prosperity.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schatz, Sr., were
guests at dinner at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Chris Kaul Sunday.
The Pleasant Valley school closed
last Friday. The school children had
a picnic at Lava. Lunch and refresh
ments were served. Miss Laura Phelps
was teacher for the school.
The Ladies Aid OF the Lutheran
church met last Wednesday afternoon
in a business meeting.
Mrs. j. J, Mehlhaf moved TO Amer
lean Falls this week where she will
make her future home.
The Prosperity White Sox played
well at Nick Kurth's place last Sunday.
Fred Radke and Miss Sophie Radke
were visitors there. They are not go
ing to play next Sunday. The 22nd
of May they will play with Pleasant
Valley at the Jacob Ills residence.
Emanual Seefried from Flat Top Is
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Kranzler this week.
Church services were held at the
Baptist church last Sunday forenoon
and afternoon.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-05-13
ROY AND VICINITY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Il. J. Peterson and
Misses Kathleen and Helen Peterson
we're American Falls visitors Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirkham who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Reese
left for their home in Utah Monday.
Mr.. Ellis and son of Danville, Hi
nois are here looking at the country
with a view toward locating here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Clark, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. T. O'Harra, Mr.. and Mrs. X. e.
futile, Miss Stella futile, Harvey Tut
tie. Ivan Clark and Miss Lillian
Peterson spent Sunday at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. /. Brldgman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Manhart OF Rock
land attended the dance at Roy Satur-
day eve.
T.. ID. Coleson and C.. G. Sprigg Of
American Falls were Roy visitors Fri
day.
o. v. Harris OF Miller-Viele Co. Of
Salt Lake was a Roy visitor last week.
70. J. Peterson motored to Rockland
Tuesday.
There will be services at the Roy
Congregational church Sunday, May
18th at 2 o'clock p. m, Rev. Cowman
will preach.
Rev. Cowman of Rockland and Rev.
]. Il. Ingham OF Boise were Roy Wis
itors Saturday.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-05-13
LANDING NEWS.

> Last Sunday il birthday dinner was
given In honor Of Ephrlam Ralph at
mis- home. Mr.. Ralph was 70 years old.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Ralph and sons Honorace and Del
bert.
Jim Kemper went to Rockland don
day to get feed.
Paul Bulfinch OF American FAILS
visited his farm last Saturday.
Jas, w. May planted an acre OF po-
ttatoes last Monday, also some garden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Havlicack moved
ito the old Davis place Saturday as
they have rented the place from the
owner MIR. Andrews of Walla Waiia'
Wash.
The farmers are wearing a broad
smile over the rain that fell Saturday,
Newton and Jim Kemper were 100
visitors sunday.
Bill Grooms motored to ocklan
Monday afternoon.
f. NJ. Richelberger OF American ram
Waited this district last Wednesday.
Miss Julia Bowens, Miss Ida Dude.
and Messrs. Elmer Hartley n Wood
ruff Ralph visited the Nat. Sunday al
aernoon.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-05-13

Through the courtesy Of Congress-
man Burton L. French, the First Ma
tfonal Bank has received a set OF
weather bureau flags from the depart
ment of agriculture, and beginning
Monday, will receive a daily forecast
from Portland.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-05-13
Stats Diary

Friday-pa went to a Fish supper
tonite & wen he cum home he sed 1t
the best supper he seer in a long
time & he wood of eat a lots more only
he diddent have but l nife to eat II
with.
Saturday-Are dog Brizz has ben
sick & pa got fritened & thot he mebDy
mite have rabbys or sum thing so he
consulted with ma & she se1ested or
ruther she told him to get sum strlck-
nine or poysen & put him out. Pa got
il of course & without my nollege he
give it to the poor pup. he give him
a hole dimes wirth &theh urned his
he'd away so he woodent e the trag-
gedy. Finely he looked in & there was
Brizz a wagon his tale& he got better
frum that instance. Ma sed Chat was
Il time which ignorants come in Mandy.
pa had gave him 10 much. Thank
Heven.
Sunday-C1ear & sunny. | deaided
, not to go to S. Skool. But ma sFoilt
the day by saying If you don't go to
Sunday Skool / an going to lam you
there was only but l thing for me To
say. & / sed it / sed l wood go.
Monday-the teecher asst Jake TO
give a sentense with the wird GUS
tom in it. Jake was stooDid SO l sliI
him a peace of paper Witch I had rote
ont-The Chickens eat Are garden &
pa Custom.
Tuesday-dureing this evening me-
Jane down town e ! asst her wood she
like to have a ice cream Sunday. She
replyed & sed that is a good vile K
waite & sshe wood just as e tai i
then. Whitch was what I ment in thu
LIST nlace.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-05-13
WITH HOME.FOLKs IN BOISE.

Boise weather is ideal now, and the
city In It's spring dress is beautiful
on ne Bench and In the valley, the
apple orchards are Ia full bloom, n
n delight TO the eye.
Or. Moth was In town Tor !
treatment last Tuesday. He Is stu me
picture of health, 49,,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kramlick and the kil-
.ers motored to Emmett last sunday
The orchards of that country when IN
bloom are worth going to see.
Arnold Kemper sold an unimproVeu
two-and-a-half acre tract on the Bench
last week. The consideration was
$1,000.
The COLONY" doesn't seem to b,
very newsy, just now, Wen have e
believe that mo news Is good news
Lille seems TO be moving along smooth
ly and enjoyable for all the members
Theydon't visit very much. but see eaol
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-05-13

other on the street frequently.
Charles Kampf left last Wednesday
for Walla Walia where he will attend
the executive board meeting Of the In
terstate Realty Association. which was
held there the 18th, 18th and 14th. He
was elected the delegate from the
Boise Realty Board. He will accom-
pany Mr.. High. also Of Boise, presi-
dent of the Interstate association. Be
fore his return next week he expects to
visit his mother and sister in Kenne-
wick, Wash.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-05-13
NEWS OF RECORD.
April 29th, 1921.

April 29th, 1921.
Christ Tschritter ct TX 10 Aberdeen
Hardware & Furniture Co. Chattel.
VIM. G. Sweetwood to Albert Bethka.
Release.
Boise-Payette Lumber Co. to Albert
Noel, Lien.
Walter LaRue to r. L. Goss. War
ranty Deed. Lot IL. Block 0. River
side Addition.
Julia M. Hall ct vir to Robert o.
Jones. Warranty Deed. NWH 33-7-31.
G. X. Dalke ct ux to Salem Deaco-
ness Hospital. Warranty Deed. Lots
80, 81 and 3S, Block 80, Riverside Ad-
dItion, American Falls, Idaho.
o. G. Hall ct ux to United States.
lQuitclaim Deed. Lot 32, Block 10, Origi-
nal Townsite, American Falls, Idaho.
Charles Lewis to Holland Bank.
Warranty Deed. M NWA 10; NEH
NEA 0; SEA sen 1851.
Conrad w. Wledman ct ux to First
National Bank of Pocatello. Mart
gage. Lots 1928, SEA NWA, 81
NEh 4-11-33.
M. M. Myers, attorney for ID. l.. Hays
to S. E. Snodgrass. Marginal re-
lease of Judgment.
Pacific States Savings a. Loan Co.
to Fred Novotny. Release.
Pacific States Savings g. Loan Co
TO Alfred ID. Stevens. Release.
Alfred ID. Stevens to United States
Warranty Deed. Lots 23. "a, 25, Block
: 8, Riverside Addition, American Falls
Idaho.
April 3Oth. 1921.
: II. Perry Howell ct ux to Utah Mort
! gaze Loan Corporation. Mortgage
NEA 2S-10-33.
Mary Jane Roderlck ct vir to Utal
. Mortgage Loan Corporation. Mort
gage. NWA 2s-10-33.
VIM. w. Campbell ct ux to F1rs
National Bank. Mortgage. SEA NEh
y Eh SEA, 35-s-29.
Fred Mayer ct ux to Aberdeen Hard
q ware n Furniture Co. Chattel.
j.. w. Jones to l~ntermountain Mi
~ ling Co. Chattel.
Lucy r. Campbell to United State
" Warranty Deed. Lots 6 TO FL melt
sive, Block AZ. Original Townsit
L American Falls. Idaho.
]. E. Marsh ct ux to 4. Melvin Morr
Warranty Deed. Lot IL, Block
Rockland. Idaho.
Rockland TOWNSHIP Co, to j.
he Marsh. Warranty Deed, II To- lot
ii. Block 6, Rockland, Idaho.
he Rosins Weber by John j. Bran'
nd to j. w. Burns. Release of contra
Conrad w. Wiedman to First Natio
or al Bank o fPocatelo. Chattel.
he Union Central Life Insurance {
toJoseph Priest. Lis Pendens. SW
IL NEA S1h NWA 3-1l-S0.
ny. May End, 1921.
in John l.. McKown ct uX to Unit
States. Warranty Deed. Lots 81
red %, Block 20. Original Townsite, Anne
ich can Falls. Idaho,
vas Henry @, Roth to l~ntermountj
Milling Company. Chattel.
be s. l.. Payne ct uX to Charles 5. Jol
TO son, Warranty Deed.
49,. Christian Zimmerman to The st
th- OF Idaho. Mortgage. So NEh,
FRS, Nwh NwA SWA, Lots /, 2 4 4, S
ach 5-7-29,
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-05-13

wednesday-ps was a argueing on
polatiks with a friend of hissen and the
man ast pa was he in favor Of ekal
rites. Pa sed You betcher boots / yam
in favor of ekal rites. Mebby he is but
/ don't think he will ever get them. AS
long as ma stays here at are house.
Thursday-herd the teecher tawk
about the State of Mind & not a wish
ing to dis play my igonrants l looked
in YIN ~gograffy for a hour & cuddent
find no such a state. Jake sed meb-
by il was in Russo.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-05-13
- Years Ago
Taken From the Files Of the American
Falls Press of May ., 1908.
Married.

Mr.. Earl Smith and Miss Nina Row
ley were married In the parIors OF the
Soda Springs Hotel last Saturday even
ing, May second, Justice Fl. brewery
officiating. Only immediate relatives
and a few friends witnessed the cere-
mony, which was followed by a sump-
tuous repast prepared by the mother
of the bride. They left on Monday for
American Falls, where the groom is
engaged in business. Mr.. Smith is well
known here, being n nephew of Mrs.
w. r. Oliver and w. A West.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-05-13
MoOre-Keut.

Mr.. j. X. Moore and Mss Sadie J..
Kent were married In Pocatello,
Wednesday. Mr.. Moore Is employed
by the Fall Greek Sheep Company, and
is a worthy and Trustworthy young
man in every respect Miss Kent Is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Kent, and has a host of friends who
wish her cup full Of unalloyed Joy.
Miss Kent has grown from childhood
to charming ~womanhood here, and Is
known to every n who has lived here
for any length of TING. MIR. and Mrs,
Moore Will make this their home.
Daily weather forecast for American
Falls. Flags will be displayed from
the Hotel Remington Flagstaff.