American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1922-08-10
Local Briefs

MRS. Florence Reed spent Friday In
the Gate City.
w. H. Philbrick returned Friday
from Washington and Oregon points.
Preston G. Lewis and family who
have been visiting in the country re-
turned to Salt Lake Friday.
]. Let's returned to Twin Falls Fri
day.
Miss Ellen j. Adamson returned to
Burley Saturday after relieving nurses
at the Bethany Deaconess hospital for
several weeks.
Mrs B. Frost and children who have
been visiting friends at Aberdeen re-
turned to Salt Lake Friday.
F. A. Lowe left Friday for Twin
Falls.
New Fisk Hats now on display at
Howlands adv.
Russell Fuller of the Power City
Pharmacy spent Friday in Pocatello.
Mrs. P. G. Mays went to Boise Sat-
nrday after visiting friends here.
Mrs. Victoria Bell who has a ranch
nea Rockland, left Saturday for Mon
mouth, Oregon.
A. c. Sullivan of Salt Lake spent
Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs. o. R.
Oo0A AOaFAn6 III buO 0NCuluS LUZ bOISG.
G. s. Wennstrom spent Sunday in
Gooding with his family returning
Monday.
N. D. Lord of Pocatello spent Sun
day in American Falls
Mrs. o. r. Walden and baby returned
ito Spokane Sunday after visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Robb.
New Khaki Knockers for Women
only $500 at Howlands. adv.
Mrs. +. ]. Meyer of Portland, Ore
gon and baby and Mrs. J. F. Baker of
Boise and baby came Thursday to visit
with Mr.. and Mrs Roy Burrell Of Igo
and Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Barbre of
American Falls. They spent Saturday
at Igo leaving Sunday for Bancroft,
where they will viist their sister, from
there they go to Salt Lake to visit re-
iatives.
H. r. Wallis returned Sunday from
Berkeley, California.
Ira Drayer left Sunday for Kimber-
ley.
Louis Barber went to Weiser Satur-
day after visiting in American Falls.
Barry Dfbble and p. A Banks went
to Boise Sunday. Mr.. Banks returned
Wednesday.
Beautiful Roseville pottery vases
and bowls and candlesticks at How
lands adv.
F. E. Weymouth and A. P. Davis,
reclamation officials came Saturday
and left Sunday to inspect reclamation
projects in the valley.
G. H. Stranger sepnt Sunday at Mi
chaud.
Mn. and Mrs. R. A. Mathers and sis
ter left Sunday for Arco IN a fishing
trip.
Mrs. Della Hanson and Mrs. A. H.
Barton spent Monday in Pocatello.
Mr.and Mrs. A. B. Brown and Mr..
and Mrs, Dayton Campbell left Sun
day for a tour of Yellowstone Park.
Mrs. George Morris went to Logan
Monday.
Mrs. A. N. Alfred and children spent
Monday in Pocatello.
Miss Lorene Earring went to Twin
Falls Monday for the Reclamation
Service.
]. H. Wood left Monday for Twin
Falls
Mrs. May Dyer of Shoshone spent
Monday in American Falls.
Miss Marjorie Jackson, sister of Mrs.
E. w. Cronkhite arrived Sunday fol-
lowing a tour Of Yellowstone Park.
Miss Jessie Torrance spent Tuesday
in Pocatello.
George Dome left Tuesday for Ok
ford, Ohio, where he expects to be for
time.
Mrs. T j.. Lawson went to Pocatello
Friday, returning Saturday evening
with her son Carol who is attending
the Tech. They we're met here by T,
J. Lawson who motored them home.
Albert Moth, father to DR.. r. F.
Moth left Tuesday for Chiffon, Wiscon-
sin.
Miss Jean Wood of Rockland went
to Lava Hot Springs Thursday.
Mrs. Peter Nelson left Thursday of
last week for Butte. where she is Wis
iting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hauschildt
spent Thursday in Pocatello.
Miss Ruth Stanger left Thursday for
Seattle to visit with relatives
Rev. Heinrichs of the German Bap-
fist Church went to Pocatello Thurs
day.
Gus Fetters left Thursday for Nam
pa.
w. j. Hanson and Fred Dashiel left
Saturday evening for Portland on
business matters.
Earl Hooker left Sunday evening for
Medford, Oregon, to visit with his par
ents who formerly lived In American
Falls.
Mrs. Perry Sheer left Thursday ev-
ening for Seattle to spend several
weeks with relatives.
Joe Watts returned to GOoding,
Thursday evening where he is employ
ed in the Gooding Mill and Elevator.
Mrs. Georgia Sexton left Thursday
for Nampa TO visit friends.