American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-06-17

with lard at IL 1-2 cents per pound. at
Sparks Meat Co. adv
Mrs. Jessie Hughes of Glenn's Ferry
came Wednesday to visit her daughter
Mrs. G. S. Wennstrom and family.
Mrs. Hughes and Mrs. Wennstrom
went to Pocatello Thursday for the
day.
Have your empty lard pals filled
with lard at II 1-2 cents per pound. at
Sparks Meat Co. adv.
I Mrs. Frank Wagner OF Appleton,
Wisconsin is coming Saturday morn
ing to visit her daughter Mrs. L. Il.
Schwarz.
Benjamin Schwarz and Doc. Rodg-
ers, the dentist left the first of the
week for HALEY for a weeks fishing
trip.
F. w. Ertle, W. NJ. Davie and w. G.
Torrance returned Monday from Lit
tie Lost River and adjacent territory
where they spent the previous week
fishing. Results were not as salts
factory as was anticipated, due to the
high water.
Mrs. NJ. d. MaLoy of ella Valley,
Arizona, is visiting her daughter Mrs.
N. c. Nelson.
Don't forget to bring your empty
lard pals to Blackburn's and get them
filled with lard, homemade or pack
inghouse, at II 1-2c per pound. adv.
Mrs. Rosa Brown is attending sum-
mer school at the Idaho Tech.
Miss Grace Cronkhite is employed
with the Fall Creek Mercantile Com
pany, drygoods department
Have your empty lard pals filled
with lard at IL 1-2 cents per pound, at
Sparks Meat Co. adv.
Miss Edith Cooper returned the first
of the week from Moscow where she
completed her freshman year in col
lege.
]. P: Jordan, state insurance auditor
went to Boise Friday evening.
Florence Pool of Mountain Home
came Thursday and visited with Miss
Alice Denny and departed Friday for
Salt Lake City.
Bulk Lard, IL 1-2c a pound at Sparks
Meat Co. adv.
Vern Alpine, after spending two
days in the Falls returned to Minidoka
Saturday morning.
Mrs. G. S. Wennstrom, Mrs. Hedden
and Mrs. Frank Kennedy went to Po-
catello Saturday.
Renew acquaintance of childhood.
See uncle Toms Cabin" June 21st at
the Auditorium. adv.
Mrs. c. Lee French went to Salt
Lake City Saturday.
Mrs Z. G. England returned from
Dayton and Walla Walla Washington
Friday morning,
Mrs. R. L. Black returned from Wal
la Walla Washington Sunday morning
after an extended visit with he par
ents.
Bring your empty pals and have
them filled with lard, either home
made or clearinghouse, at II 1-2c per
pound. Blackburn's Meat Market.
adv
C. c. Elder, Barry Dibble and Fred
~Schlopkohl left Saturday night for
Victor Idaho on their way to the Jack
son Lake Reservoir.
Uncle Toms Cabin" the grand old
story well told-Auditorium June 21st
adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clark and family
were in town Sunday from Pocatello
Pocatello Monday.
Miss Hazel Graham went to Poca.
tello Monday.
\ JuubN W. I Daulb opNhb puhooJ ohN
Monday in American Falls with hi
family.
Mrs. Frank Kennedy returned Fri
day morning from Pocatello.
VIM. Isaac, returned Monday morn
ing from Meanwhile, Oregon where
he has been attending school.
l.. L Evans was in Pocatello Mon
day and Tuesday.
Fred Dashiel and o. W. Pollard
went to Pocatello Tuesday on bust
ness.
Arthur Brown of Brown and Sons
Insurance agents of San Francisco
was in town the first part of the weel
and left Tuesday for Boise.
Mrs. w. w. Beckstead went to Poca
tello Tuesday.
Biggest coal shortage for years pre-
dicted this winter. Lets have Ameri
can Falls one town that doesn't ruI
out of coal. Buy it now Davie FeeC
e Fuel. adj
L. L. Evans Sr. and J T. Fisher lief
Tuesday evening for Boise, returning
Thursday morning.
Be sure and read the add-"DelayeC
Buying Means Trouble" on page four
y 1t is worth while. adj