American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1922-09-21

1ue Eye Specialist, Drs He IL scar
borough, will be at the Remington
Hotel, American Falls. Thursday, Sept.
2S. His methods give reliable results
for Headaches, Dizziness and Eye De-
fects. adv.
j. 1. Porter and P. K. Jenkins left
Monday for Logan, Utah, after attend
ing the Power County Roundup.
Mrs. H. Richard of Chicago spent
Monday in American Falls on her way
to Minidoka.
Ben Buor, of Nampa spent Tues
day in American Falls with his BROTH
er John.
Merle and Gilbert Hunt left Mon
day for Blackfoot to attend the South
eastern Idaho Fair. ,
Milton and Mildred Evans left Satur-
day for Moscow where they will at
tend the state University.
Miss Mildred Peterson returned to
Pocatello Saturday after attending the
Roundup.
Martin Donnelly of Rockland went
to Burley Saturday to attend the Bur-
ley fair.
Miss Minnie Lehman left Sunday for
Pocatello where she will work at the
Bannock Hotel. She was formerly
employed with the Hotel Remington
in American Falls.
Victor Johnson Of the American
Falls Motor Company left Monday for
Brigham City to attend the Peach FEES.
tivaL,
Mrs. r. N. Dechambeau and baby
visited with her father j. f. Million
during the Roundup returning to her
home in Pocatello Saturday.
Mrs. Irwin Of Pocatello, formerly
Miss Helen Earring spent the Roundup
days in American Falls with friends
and relatives.
Miss Nellie Ross left Tuesday for
Boise on her way home to Hood River
Oregon, after visiting friends here.
George Peck of Rockland left Tues
day for Burnley to attend the Burley
Fair.
]. H. Haviland of Idaho Falls who
spent several days in the city left
Tuesday for Burley.
Mrs. Josie Mcintyre and children
who have been visiting friends in the
county returned Tuesday to their
home at Nampa.
F. ]. Simons of Rupert spent Mon
day in the city leaving Tuesday for Po-
catello.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Collier and family
of Pocatello spent Sunday in Ameri-
can Falls with DOC" Collier.
Rev. w. A. Gallahue of Lava Hat
Springs held services here Sunday re-
turning Sunday evning to his home.
H. V. Peterson who has been visiting
in the city left Sunday for Sheffield,
Illinois.
j. P. Wedel and Mr.. and Mrs. M. ].
Gale of Aberdeen left Wednesday for
San Francisco to visit friends and re-
latives.
Buy shoes at Howland's and save
money. sdv.
Miss Hulda Nachtigal left Friday for
McMinnville, Oregon, where she will
attend college.
Elwood Meadows and George Beck
stead left Sunday for Salt Lake where
they will attend the East High School,
Gus Becker went to Nampa Sunday
where he expects to work for the o.
s. L.
Mrs. Emma Johnson of Salt Lake
came Sunday of last week and is Wis
iting here neice, Mrs. James Mason Of
. Wapi.
Those who desire the services OF
DIR. Scarborough, the Eye Specialist,
Thursday, september 2S, should make
1t a point TO call early or phone for an
appointment, at the Remington Hotel,
adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Burke of
Portland, spent Friday to Tuesday in
American Falls leaving for Boise to
visit friends.
Frank Parr, Jr., left Saturday for
Idaho Falls. He has a rural school to
teach in that vicinity.
FOR SALE CHEAP-240 Acre i'm
proved land in Power County. C. L.
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Mrs. Ed. j. Peterson of Roy left
Sunday for Portland to visit her daugh-
ter Mrs. e. M. Cooper.
Miss Phoebe Bower and Miss Jose
phine Cross who have been visiting
Mrs. Emil Nelson returned to their
home in Salt Lake Sunday.
Herman Moth spent Friday in Amer
lean Falls with relatives.
Miss Hortense Eads is the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl G. Rowland.