American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1922-08-17
Local Briefs

a = 0Oe~kNAA 49, 0S1A VIII
ployed in the shops of the o. S. L.
Miss Grace Mclaughlin returned
Saturday from attendance at the sum-
mer school at the Idaho Technical IN
,stitute in Pocatello.
Jack and Blanche Carson, Coast to
Coast Skaters, were the guests Of MIR.
and Mrs. M. P. Mitchell over Sunday.
Mrs. P. w. Lee who has been visit
ing in Arbon Valley returned to her
home in Portland, Saturday.
The Misses Mary Pryde, Olive Short
and Fern Spalding returned Friday
from attendance at Albion Normal
Training School.
Another jitney dance Saturday night
at the Odeon. Three tickets for Csc
or get tagged for the evening for one
dollar. adv.
DR.. Rogers spent Sunday in Rupert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud SNOWFALL went to
Oakley Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Heberline return
ed Sunday from Pendleton where they
attended the funeral of Mrs. Heber-
lines father Mr.. Rhode.
VIM. Goertzen of Bull spent Sun
day in American Falls with his broth
er julie and family.
$3.50 NAAo - NJ ~ q MCul W
Payette Sunday to make their future
home.
Mrs. Elgin Watts and daughter went
to Salt Lake City Sunday.
Three tickets for a quarter or a tag
for the evening for 81 at the jituey
dance at the Odeon Hall, Saturday
night. BE there. adv.
o. F. Crowley left Saturday evening
for Boise to attend the meeting of the
state board of equalization
Paul Fugate of Aberdeen was in the
city Sunday or his way to Boise.
Mrs. E. M. Cooper, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. e. j. Peterson left Sunday
for Portland to join her husband.
Guy Stuart left Monday for Grace,
Idaho, where he is buying wheat.
Albert Noel left Monday for Logan
on business.
Miss Mary Pryde, after spending a
few days in American Falls left Mon
day for Rock Springs, Wyoming,
where she will visit her parents.
Saturday night jitney dance a sue
cess. Be there. Three tickets, csc
or a tag for the evening for 81 adv.
]. ]. Wright is in the city from Og-
den for a few days having arrived
Sunday
Charles Coon went to Ogden Sunday
evening on business.
Miss Minnie Lehman left Monday for
Boise to visit her brother.
H. NJ Allen of the Wheatgrowers AS
ISOLATION left Monday for Ogden.
Mrs. Daisy Pearson returned to
Denver Tuesday after spending a few
days in American Falls.
Mrc Tnhp proaoit1op manA ~ MINI
idoka Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Freiling went to
Butte Tuesday.
Miss Hazel Kildew went to Twin
Falls Monday
Miss Hazel Carly left Monday for
Burnley after visiting friends in the
city.
Merle Hunt went to Soda Springs
Thursday to attend the Henry cele-
bration and ride a few bad horses.
Henry Matthews and James r.
Brown returned to Burnley Saturday
after spending several days in thee ity.
on business
DIR. Evans the Optician from Boise,
will be at the Remington Hotel, next
Thursday, Aug. "a. We fit glasses
correctly and attend each case one
year. j. T Evans. adv.
One dollar for the evening, three
tickets for 25c-this is making the
0deon the most popular place in
American Falls on Saturday night.
adv.
Miss Laura Dome spent Thursday in
Pocatello on business
John Hood of Pocatello, just recent
ly returned from New York City spent
Thursday in American Falls, driving
down from Po~catello.
Miss Emma Meyer spent Thursday
in Pocatello.
Herman Moth of Pocatello spent
Thursday in American Falls.
Mrs. E. d. Nye and children spent
Friday in Pocatello.
Earl E. Peterson went to Burnley
Friday.
Thomas A Radwell of Ogden spent
Friday in American Falls on business.
J.. w. Bristow of Portland spent
Thursday and Friday in American
Falls.
Mrs, Lilly @. Thier left Friday for
Plymoth to visit relatives and friends
Miss Ruth Mather and father spent
Saturday in Twin Falls
Lee French spent Friday in Aber-
den on business.
w. ]. Hanson returned Thursday ev-
ening from Portland.
Mrs. w. j. Hanson and sons are
home from an extended visit at st An.
thony and vicinity.
Mrs. George Bradshaw and son re-
turned Sunday from Burlington, Iowa
where they have been visiting rela,
tiyes.
Mr.. and Mrs r. A. Mathers an6
party returned Friday from the Los
River country where they enjoyed {
vacation fishing and hunting.
w. q. Howard of Los Angeles, gen.
eral manager of the Northern GraiI
and Warehouse Company spent FRIDAY
in American Falls with W. J.. Hanson
manager of the American Falls Mills