American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1922-04-14

with Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Abercr0mbte.
We like to sell Tanlac because it
satisfies u customers. Falls Phar-'
macy. y Iiadv.
Mrs. c. s. Weiser, mother of Mrs. r?
3. Lee, returned to Twin Falls Sunday
after visiting here with her daughter.
We undersell on everything. Golden
Rule. adv
C. C. Catlett and family went to Ken
drick, Idaho, Friday morning. They
Intend to make their future home
there
"a, fanlac is one medicine that does.
what they say it will do. Falls Phar-
macy. adv.
Miss Edna Edholm returned Tuesday
evening to Pocatello after visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Sallee,
Jr.
Bert Wanke, who has been working
in the coal fields at Kemerer, Wyo-
ming, returned to the city Friday even
ing.
Miss Aluta Larsen, Mrs. R. F. Moth
and daughter and Professor e. A.
Gibson, were Pocatello visitors Satur-
day.
Miss Aluta Durbin who has been
visiting here left Friday evening for
here home at Walla Walla, Washing
ton.
Mrs. A. Rowberry left Saturday for
Oakley to visit relatives. She was ac-
Ecompanied by her sister Mrs. A. Nc
Bride.
Edw. Quinlan returned Monday from
Salt Lake and Ogden where he has
spent the past ten days with relatives
and friends.
Music, dancing and drills for child
rem at the L. ID. 8. Church, Wednesday
afternoon, April 18th. Admission
children loo, adults Csc. adv.
Mrs. L. G. Black and daughter left
Sunday for Buhl where they Joined
Mr.. Black who Is employed there with
the Skaggs store.
John Parton left Monday evening
for Blann, Idaho, where he will work
for the firm of Philbrick Greenwood
of American Falls.
Ira Davis OF Pocatello Is relieving
| signal maintainer ]. L. Baker of Amer
lean Falls the latter being on the sick
list for the present.
Music, dancing and drills for child
rem at the l.. d. s. Church, Wednesday
afternoon, April 10th. Admission
children 10c, adults 25c. adv.
Yard wide Percale Tic per yd. Gold
en- Rule. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Brown OF
Burley were in American Falls sever
al days during the last week. They
left Tuesday TO rtheir home.
Music, dancing and drills for child
rem at the L. D. s. Church, Wednesday
afternoon, April 18th. Admission
children 10c, adults 25c. adv.
Sateen 36-inch 25c per yd. this week.
Golden Rule. adv,
Outing flannel Is, IS, 19c per yd,
this week. Golden Rule. adv,
Tissue Ginghams 49c per yd. this week
Golden Rule. adv
Absolute merit and merit alone is
responsible for Tanlae's phenomenal
and unprecedented success Falls
Pharmacy. adv
! Music, dancing and drills for child
rem at the L. d. 8. Church, Wednesday
children Toe, adults 25c. adv,
Geo. H. Isaac, fish commissioner
of Idaho, and ]. e. Clark of Hay Spur,
planted 100000 eastern trout in the
streams tributary to American Falls,
Silk boomers and vests $1.98 each
this week. Golden Rule. adv,
Mrs. F. E. Eic~helberger was called
to Franklin, Nebraska, Thursday
morning on account of the sudden
death of her mother, Mrs. Francis
Austin.
Mn, and Mrs. Chester Green and
children came from Gooding Sunday
to visit with friends and returned
Tuesday after hearing the pro duction
the "Yokohoma Maid" at the Auditor
ium Theatre.
1 F. A. Banks and l., L. Evans, ST., re-
turned Friday evening from the upper
valley where they have been working
in the interest Of the American Falls
dam and reservoir.
Grin Geesey of Fairview fell over
Wednesday while working at home and
is reported in a serious condition OF
health. The cause of the Illness has
not been determined.
Mems best grade Overalls, CSC this
week. Golden Rule. adv
Don't forget the sale of Stock anG
Farm Machinery at the ]. J.. Lunl
place 10 miles north and seven and one
half miles west of American Falls
April goth. 4-14% adv
M. H. Brown, Supt. of telegraph o.
o. s. L. and j. w. Mann, Supt. of Con
struction, Of Salt Lake City, spenr
Thursday in American Falls, install
ling an up-to-date switch board at th'
Depot.
George Bradshaw returned Thurs
day evening from LaHarpe, Illinois
His father, whose illness was thu
cause of Mr.. Bradshaw's visit to thu
east, is much improved in health ant
is expected to recover.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Sweeten ant
family of Collision, Utah, came Sat
urday evening, to make American Fall
their permanent home. They will oc
supy the residential property vacate'
hu Mr. and Mrs- IlnYd BLACK.