American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1922-01-27
LOCAL
HAPPENINGS

e. j. Milldken went to Rupert Fri
day on business.
Jack Brandt returned Saturday from
a visit to PocatelIo.
Rev. Hendricks went to Minidoka
Saturday ON business.
John Hood of the Golden Rule in Po-
catello spent Saturday in American
Falls.
Captain Ayres OF the National Guard
returned Friday from Rupert where
he attended the state convention of en-
gineers.
A. w. Davis returned Friday from
Boise wher he passed the state embeI-
mers examination.
Will Fifield of Rockland went to Po-
catello Saturday on business.
Stahl Butler came from Gooding
Saturday to recuperate at his home
here following an attack of pneumonia.
Mrs. Roy Dewitt, daughter of Mrs.
II. l.. Eyanson, is spending the week
with her mother. She arrived last week
from Long Beach, California.
Mrs. o. R. Baum and Mrs. X. E..
Torrance spent Saturday in P~ocatello.
Mrs. Walter s. Sparks and Mrs. Shir-
ley Sparks spent Saturday in Pocatel-
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Miss Amy Pires went to Pocatello
Saturday for the day.
H. g. Allen spent Saturday in Poca-
tello on business.
Mrs. Minnie Krugg was in the Gate
City over Saturday.
Mrs. Joe Gish returned Friday g
ing from a visit ito Boise.
Scott Smith went to Dewoff Saturday
to do some telephone repair work.
". L. Stevenson, engineer for the u.
s.. r. S. spent Sunday in Burley.
Floyd Stuart returned to Eden Sum
day after spending the day with his
parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ceilings were
Sunday visitors In Pocatello.
Mrs. Howard Beam went to Jerome
Sunday to visit Mr.. Beams parents.
Mrs. H. G. Allen was a visitor In Po-
catello Sunday.
julie Goertzen and Bishop Ceilings
q were in Pocatello Sunday.
G. s. Widsteen left Sunday morning
for Rexburg, after spending Saturday
in the city on business.
H. F. Fitzpatrick went to Burley
Monday on business.
Scott Smith went to Yale Monday on
Telephone business.
Minor Wones returned to Burley
Monday morning after visiting his
mother Mrs. Mary Wones.
Rev. M. ]. MACEDONIAN held services
here in the Catholic Church Sunday
returning to Pocatello in the evening.
Mrs. r. B. Greenwood was a visitor
in Pocatello Monday.
o. f. Crowley, county assessor, re-
turned Monday from Boise.
Chris Becker went to Pocatello Mon
day on business.
Joshua S.. Brandt, father to ]. J.
Brandt, came Friday of last week to
visit his son. He left Monday morning
49, Sawtelle, California, where he will
visit his sister before going on to the
soldiers home where he will visit with
old comrades.
&C. r. Lewis of P~ocatello spent Mon
Gay in American Falls.
J. ]. Buehler Of Pocatello spent Mon
day in American, Falls.
News Spring Fisk Hats at Howland's.
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/. E. Rockwell of Jerome and J. l..
Driscoll OF Boise were in the city
Wednesday visiting with friends.
Mrs. p. ]. Becker of Abedeen left for
Mountain Lake, Minnesota, Thursday
to visit relatives.
Mrs. Francis Gage left yesterday
morning for Peavey, Idaho, after visit
ing her daughter Mis- Lena Gage, an
Instructor here in the public schools.
Miss Gage is residing with Mr.. and
Mrs. James Howell.
L. S. Upham was i'll Wednesday but
was able to be at his work Thoursday
with the Sparks eMat Company.
Maurice M. Myers was in Twin Falls
Tuesday on business.
Barry Dibble was in Burley, Tues
day.
A. M. Ley went to Pocatello Tuesday
on business. 8
s. L.. Wixon and Harry Nelson came
from Shoshone Monday and spent the
day in the city on business. h
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Switzer of Rock
land Valley left Tuesday for Boone,
Iowa, on a visit.
Gordon Williamson, of Salt Lake City
spent Wednesday with A. A. White
more.
Mayors, bankers, lawyers, prominent
government, state and county officials
prominent business and professional
men and Ministers of the Gospel have
endorsed Tanlac. Falls Pharmacy.
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