American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1922-07-06
Local Briefs


Mrs. F. A Ziek returned Monday
from Minneapolis where she has been
visiting for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hearne are in
the city for a visit, from their home at
Twin Falls.
Mrs. Paul Wham returned Tuesday
from Idaho Falls where she has been
visiting friends.
VIM. Kemp who has been visiting
friends in the city left Tuesday for
Butte, Montana.
@. t. Rogers of Salt Lake City spent
N~Tuesdaysin American Falls.
Mrs. Jessie zahl left Wednesday for
Pocatello.
Miss Helen Peterson of Rockland
left Monday for Pocatello where she
is attending the Tech"
Mr.. Wennstrom, father of Gus. s..
Wennstrom, and the two older Wenn-
srona boys left Wednesday for Gooding.
Mr.. Wennstrom, Sr, spent the fourth
in American Falls.
Mrs. G. P. Cronkhite and daughter
left last night for Stockton, California,
where they will visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Deaton.
MISS fbuLU MdLneT, Slbl6T Ol II. II.
Mather, manager of the Nibley Chan
mel Lumber Company left Tuesday for
Twin Falls after visiting here over the
fourth of July.
T. e. st. John spent Thursday in Po-
catello.
Mrs. ]. w. Allen, mother of Mrs.
Lee Warf went to Declo Thursday.
Miss Goldie Ford spent Thursday in
the Gate City.
Miss Amy Pires returned Thursday
of last week from a tour of Yellow
stone Park. She left Sunday for
Greeley, Colorado, enroute to her home
in Jacksonville. Illinois.
Richard Lee vent to the Gate City
Thursday on business. r f.,
Ben Bour, brother of ]. A. Blur, was
in the city a few hours Thursday to
visit with his brother and family.
Lee Hill, safety first man of the O.
S.. L. spent last Thursday n the city.
G. K. Macy, state pure food in
spector was in the city Thursday.
Carl Erikson and family returned
Thursday from Portland after a tour
of coast cities. ps
Dan Simpkins spent Thursday in
Pocatello.
Mrs. Jerry Swain went to Pocatello
last fTludy on
Miss Catherine Davie and Mrs. Jen-
ME Logan and children left Friday for
Florence, Colorado. Mrs. Logan has
been visiting the Davies in the city.
Mrs. Margaret Stearns and son of
Aberdeen visited in the city Friday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Cummins leav-
ing in the evening for Salt Lake City.
Fred Mccullough left Thursday for
Pocatello on business.
Fred Altmyer and w. r. GriswoId
returned Saturday from Coggin, Iowa.
John T. Hood of the Golden Rule
Store spent Saturday in the city from
Pocatello.
Mrs. e. J.. Twomey and daughter
Mildren left Saturday for Jarvis, Ore
gon.
Mrs. Harry Parr left Saturday fol
Lava Hot Springs to join her mother
who is taking treatment there.
George w. J~ollineau, operator at the
depot left Friday for Sault ST. Marie
Michigan, to join his family on a va
cation. p II 3&HtasW 4.
Why drag around feeling half sick
and no account all the time when yoT
can get Tanlac? Falls Pharmacy. adN
e. e. Taylor left aSturday for Die.
trich where he will locate on his
farm.
Frank and Ben Arnold left Sunday
for Wapi where they are guarding the
premises for the Short Line.
Jim Walker with two or three others
is guarding the bridge across this
Snake River, during the railroad
strike. ~ He ~ .
c. 2. Ramsey of Aberdeen left Sun:
day for Aberdeen. u
j. F. Besserman left Sunday for Bur.
ley.
d. Cool left Wednesday for Weisei
on business.
Thomas Denny returned Saturday
from Lava Hot Springs where he has
been taking treatments. He reports
his health improved.
Miss Jennie Davie left Sunday fol
Idaho Falls to visit her sister Helen
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. s. Abercrombie spent
Sunday in Pocatello.
Frank Kleffner, Jr., of Twin Falls is
working the second trick as operator
at the depot during the absence if G
w JoIlineau.
Tanlac makes people strong, sturdy
and well by toRing up the vital organs
Falls Pharmacy. adv