American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1922-01-20


o. F. Crowley left Monday evening
for Boise to attend a meeting of the
county assessors of the state.
Mrs, F. e. EicheIberger left Tues
day for Jerome to visit friends.
Barry Dibble, F. A. Banks, Ferd
Schlapkohl and A. r. Ayres left Tues
day morning for Rupert to attend the
meeting of the State Association of
Engineers.
Carl B. Hale, L ID. 8. Missionary re-
turned to Salt Lake City Tuesday.
A. B. Allison left Monday for Port
land.
Attorney r.. S. Anderson went to
Twin Falls Tuesday on business.
All blankets one fourth off at How
lands. adv.
Rev. ]. A. Ford, Baptist minister at
American Falls returned from Dayton
Washington, Tuesday morning.
w. w. Bennion raj in the city Tues
day from Twin Falls.
Wildly Craigen left Sunday evening
for Salt Lake City to attend the fun
eral of his brother Wiley who died Sat
urdAy morning at Ogden. Mr.. Craigen
and family arrived here Friday last
from Malad.
A. A. Whittemore spent Friday in
the Gate City.
All blankets one fourth off at How
Hands, adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roll Compton, Osa
Creasey, o. ID. Bowen and Tad Pol
lard were in American Falls Saturday
evening and Sunday from Schiller.
Saturday evening they attended the
dance at the HOudyshell home.
Mr. and MIRO Rnlund pIaaE ne TdGhn
Falls are spending a few days In the
city with friends.
Rev. Heinrichs of American Falls
went to Minidoka Monday on business.
Charles Coon returned to Schiller
Monday after spending the week end
with family.
Mrs. Jack Hamilton went to Ogden
Monday after visiting here with her
sons Burl and Albert Gish.
A. w. Davis left Monday morning
for Boise on business.
Buffalo meat expected the last of the
week at Sparks Meat Company. adv.
Ed. Flemming who assisted r. w.
Peterson in the handling of his sale
at Rockland left Sunday evening for
Rock Springs, Wyoming.
Curly Elliott, who with his family
has been visiting the Glorfelds of
American Falls returned TO Pocatello
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Weiser, mother to Mrs. R. e.
Lee, returned to Twin Falls, Friday,
after visiting here with Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee.
MIS-. Guy Stuart and children went
to Rupert Friday.
Rev. and Mrs. Houghton of P~ocatello
spent Thursday of last week in Amer
lean Falls with friends.
]. K. Hall son of o. M. Hall of Amer
ican Falls went to Boise Friday on bu-
siness. MI. Hall, and family are at
Apresent residing with Mr.. Halls father
Sa1ortn Of American Falls.
Mrs. j. b. Riser and mother OF
Aberdeen went to Wisner, Nebraska,
Friday.
John Hood of the Golden Rule Mer-
camille Company was in the city Fri
day from Pocatello on bushes.
Special sale leather vests at How
lands. adv.
Mrs. t. Gardner left Saturday for
Creighton, Nebraska, after visiting
several days with friends in the coun-
try.
Mrs. Paul spalding left Saturday
for Dewey, Utah.
Mrs. Eva B. Smith spent Saturday
in Pocatello.
Buffalo meat expected the last Of the
week by Sparks Meat Company. adv.
Miss Aluta Larsen and Miss Helen
Ritz spent Saturday in Pocatello.
Joe Wagner spent Saturday in Po-
catello on business.
Frank Moench and d.. M. Baker OF
Burnley spent Saturday in American
Falls.
Irwin Alfred, county engineer spent
Saturday in Pocatello.
M. J. Unger of Declo spent Saturday
in American Falls.
j. T. Fisher left last Friday even
ing for Salt Lake City returning Mon
day.
H. F. Fitzpatrick went to Boise, Sat
urday on business.
Gus Blazer, road master of the O. S
L. with headquarters at Minidoka spent
Saturday in American Falls.
C. r. McRostie and his repair gang
employed with the 0. S. l.. went tC
Shoshone Friday after repairing
buildings at American Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. i. Newton vent Il
P~ocatello Monday on business.
Buffalo meat expected the latter
part of the week at the Sparks Meaf
Company. adv