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

j.. F. Hurst left aSturday for Black
foot.
L. F. Fink left Sunday for Twin
Falls.
Miss Mary Johnson left Sunday for
Rupert.
Mrs. Ira b. Davis left Tuesday for
Nampa.
DR.. and Mrs. R. F. Moth returned
Monday from Boise.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Gansinger left
Thursday for Chicago.
Stahl Butler left Tuesday for Good
ing where he will attend college.
Herman Winters spent Tuesday be-
tween trains in the city.
Miss Elna Coon left Tuesday for Po-
tcatello to attend the Idaho 'sTech.'
Ward Meadows left Tuesday for Salt
alike to attend the University of Utah.
VIM d. Barnard left Wednesday for
Seattle.
Charles Hammock left yesterday ev-
ening for Hillsboro, Oregon.
Mrs. Sam Spry left Sunday for Salt
Lake City.
Miss Olive Short left Sunday for
Albion where she will teach school.
Earl Head of Preston attended the
Roundup in American Falls.
Mrs Anna Beam and daughter LEFT
Sunday for Jerome.
John Toeves left Sunday for Moscow
to attend the University of Idaho.
Mrs. J. T. Watts and daughter went
to Burley Monday to visit relatives,
Mrs. d. B. Jeffries and daughter
Ruth went to Pocatello Monday.
Mrs. T. G. Sparks spent Thursday in
Pocatello.
Gus Becker spent Friday in Poca-
tello.
Mrs. L. Mark Higgins went to Mini
'doka Friday.
Miss Ruth Lulamnader went tc
Hazelton, Friday
Griff Davis returned to Malad Fri
day after visiting the Roundup.
Miss Ella Becker of Aberdeen wen
to Burnley Saturday.
Mrs. E. J.. Twomey and daughter
Mildred spent Saturday in Pocatello
Charles Bartlett of Pocatello spent
Saturday in American Falls.
Harold White of Rockland left Sat
urday for Blackfoot.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ceilings ant
children went to Montpelier Saturday
G. R. Evans left Saturday for Port
land.
H. Parke of Albion returned to Bur
ley Saturday after visiting the Round
up.
Earl Martin of Hepburn returne;
home Saturday after taking in tn,
Roundup.
Jack CASTOR of Burley returned tt
nis home Saturday after visiting tn,
fair.
Francis Walker of Mackay left Sat
urday for Burley. He attended tn
three day Roundup.
Miss Margaret Jacobs of Malta re
turned to Burley Saturday on her wa.
home.
Miss Freda Howard left Saturda,
for Moscow where she will attend tn
state University.
G. X. Lawson, son of Mr.. and Mrs. 7
j.. Lawson of Rockland, returned t
Moscow, Saturday where he is attend
ing the state University.
Mrs. II. r. Struthers, left Friday 70
Chicago after spending the last thre
months here with her daughter Mrs
R. E. Austin and family.
James Mulch, salesman for the Nc
Bride Wollen Mills Of Portland, Ore
gon, spent Tuesday in the city on bust
ness.
John Baker came from Nampa yes
terday morning and left in the evenin.
for Lava Hot Springs where his fathe
died that same morning. Fuenera
arrangements have not been announc
ed.
A f. Goertzen who has been vistin.
here with his brother julie left Wee
nesday for Bull.
The Eye Specialist, DIR. H. H. Scar
borough, will be at the Remington
Hotel, American Falls. Thursday, Sep
%. His methods give reliable result
for Headaches. Dizziness and Eye De
fects. adv
Mrs. VIM. Dean and daughter Ger
trude and Grandma" Dean of Poca
tello were here for the Roundup, tn
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Alberts
James G. Raymond, spent a few day
in the city and left Wednesday for Sal
Lake City.
Mrs. Margaret Call Morris left Wed
nesday for Brigham City to attend tn
Peach Festival.
Charles d. Dye of San Francisc,
spent Wednesday in American Fall
on business.
Shoes for all the family at How
lands. adv
Mrs. e. d. Burke of Atlanta, Georgi
spent Sunday in American Falls leav
ing the same day for Boise.