American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1922-04-07
LOCAL
HAPPENINGS

Wiley Oliver arrived Monday from
for the defense in the Bacon Kosanke
10 rthe defense in the Bacon Kosanke
suit He, with Mrs. Oliver who was
previously visiting friends in the city.
returned to their home Thursday.
A. 5. Clark went to Salt Lake CITY.
Sunday, after visiting his relatives the
-Joslins.
Rev E. b. Minaker conducted SER
vices In the Bethany Baptist Church
Sunday, leaving for Boise In the even
ing. n
Rev. H. L. Herman went to Pocateilo
Sunday after visiting in the city.
Leland and Marion Klinger of Aber-
deem went to Salt Lake City. Mouday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Peterson. and
family left Monday for McGill, Nevada.
where they expect to make their fu-
Eure home.
Miss Hilder Johnson~returned Mon
day to Salt Lake after visiting friends
at Rockland.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Dame and FAM
lily left Monday for Jerome.
Mrs. r. e. Wolf went to Burley
Monday after visiting her mother, Mrs,
j. T. Watts.
l. l.. Evans went to Pocatello Sum
day on business.
Mrs. George Mower went to Poca-
tello Monday.
week at Lava Hot Springs, having
eft for there Sunday. b
w. j. Hanson went to Burnley Tues
day on BUSINESS returning on the ev-
ening train.
Barry Dibble returned Sunday even
ing from a our of eastern states on
governmental business. He went to
Rupert Tuesday in the interest Of the
Reclamation Service.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ID. Atkins left Tues
day for Burnley where Mr., Atkins will
assume charge of the newly purchased
coal business.
Ed. Quinlan went to Salt Lake Tues
day to visit relatives.
Milbourn w. Lawson of Rockland
1ett Tuesday for Pocatello to confer
with federal officials regarding voca-
tional training for soldiers.
Mrs. r.. M. Berg went to Pocatello
Tuesday. She is the daughter of Mrs.
Sarah Kohlhepp.
Mrs. r. 3. Lee went to Twin Falls
Friday to visit her mother.
Mrs Anna Chipp arrived Friday
from Portland to visit friends.
F. d. Durkee and S. L. Baird were
Pocatello visitors Saturday.
Al M. Gish went to Logan, Saturday
On business.
See DR.. Richards, Eye Specialist of
Pocatello, about your eyes at the
Remington Hotel, Tuesday, April 18th.
adv.
j.. M. Riley, Jr., of the U. S. R. S.
went to Paul Friday on business
G. F. Funk who has been visiting
friends and relatives at Aberdeen re-
turned to Ontario, Oregon, Friday.
Thomas j. Stevenson of the U. S. r.
S. left Saturday for his home at Bur-
ley.
Mrs. Frank A. ziek left Saturday for
Minneapolis to visit relatives.
/. H. Nelson left Saturday for Ru-
pert.
DIR. Richards will stop those head
aches. At the Remington Hotel, Tues
day, April IL, all day. adv.
Len j. Luce left Saturday for Den
YER, his home. He has been employed
with the Reclamation Service for the
past year.
E. A Child went to Salt Lake City,
Saturday.
MRS. irene Sallng went TO Pocatello
Saturday.
Charles H. Hedelson connected with
the federal office for vocational train
ing of soldiers spent Saturday in
American Falls.
Elgin Watts arrived Friday from
Paris, Idaho, and left Saturday for
Salt Lake, called by the illness of his
small son.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Brandt left Satur-
day in their car for Boise where they
will make their future home
Twenty years as an Eye Specialist
has enabled DR.. Richards of Pocatello,
to give you the best. See him at the
Remington Hotel, April 18th. adv,
Mrs. r. e. Wolf and Mrs. j. T. Watts
went to Pocatello, Friday to visit with
MIR. and Mrs. Lawrence Watts
DR.. Evans, the Optician from Boise
will be at the Remington Hotel, next
Tuesday, April IL. Headaches and
nervousness often come as a result OF
eye strain. We get relief in such cases
with properly fitted glasses. J.. T,
Evans. adv
F. E. Crane of Bridge, Idaho, was in