American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-04-08
B NEWS.

Mrs. Ruth Keller and little son
Jesse, have been In Pocatello visiting
the past week, returning nome Sunday.
Luther Estep and family have moved
out to their home above Pauline, after
spending the winter months in Ameri-
can Falls.
James Russell has rented his farm
to Mr.. Toyne and has left for his old
home at Mcfarland. Kansas. His
sister Mrs. Joe After and Mr.. Abter
are also leaving here for Kansas, the
ALTERS have resided here for many
years.
Mrs. Joe. Arbon and little son Harold
came out to their farm here, having
f, resided in Malad the pastwinter. Mr..
Arbon's sister Mrs. Maggie King, who
came to Malad last week to attend
the funeral of her father Grandpa"
Arbon, accompanied Mrs. Arbon home
and visited the past week with her sis
tiers Mrs. Jerry Baker and Mrs. E. H.
Davis.
VIM. Allard spent Thursday in
American Falls, where he attended a
meeting of the Wheat Growers Asso-
citation.
A little son was born Friday to Mr..
and Mrs. John Noble, of Pauline, but
the little one was too frail for this
earth passing away Saturday morn
ing. Funreal services were held at
the cemetary at Pauline by Bishop
John Bowen and L. B. Evans, Saturday
afternoon. Friends extend their SYM
pathy to the family.
The Arbon school will close Fri
day, April 8. Miss Josie Peters. teach
err, leaving for Lewiston, Idaho, for a
short time, from there she intends to
go to Alaska.
Mrs. Ballaine, teacher at the Valley
View school ear the E. H. Davis store,
resigned her position there, and will
leave DOT for Washington.
The pupils of the lower grades of
Central school, celebrated Easter Sun
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Hill. The usual Easter festivities of
hunting Easter eggs and various
games were In order. Delicious re-
freshments were served by Mrs. Hill,
assited by Mrs. Logan and Miss Josie
| Peters.
Perry H. Howell and family moved
out to their farm here from Preston
where they have resided the past win
ter.
The past week has been deal spring
weather, especially the latter days Of
the week, which has made the wheat
and grass show up in fine shape.
Calr Ridden OF American Falls was
in Arbon. Sunday, the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack McCool.
Dave Lusk transacted business in
American last week.
Mrs. Maggie King, who has been
visiting with relatives here the past
few days left Monday for her home in
Canada. Mrs. E. II. Davis her sister,
accompanying her to Poeatello.
The pupils of the smaller grades of
Central school were entertained by
their teacher, Miss Josie Peters at the
home of Mrs. Logan Sunday. The lit
tie folks enjoying themselves In var
ious ways. Refreshments were served
In the afternoon,
The measles are still on the go In
Pauline. Several families have child.
rem Ill with the disease.
Heber Woods and Roy Lindley were
I'm Malad last week on business.
Mrs. Wright of Twin Falls visited
the past few days with her sister IN
South Arbop, Mrs. Frank Phelps.
Emmett Lee, came home from Wash
ington where h ehas resided during
the winter.
Several classmates of Margaret Al
lard walked In on her on the evening
Of All Fools Day. April fooling her.
They spent a jolly eveing at the Allard
home.
Mrs. Judy Sandstrom and son of
Twin Falls visited the past few days at