American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1922-05-25

Mr.. and Mrs. John Knoll and family
expect to leave today for Twin Falls
to work in the beet fields.
julie Goertzen, manager of Skaggs
Stoer in American Falls left Wednes-
day evening for Portland, Oregon to
visit with his brother.
Mrs. E. Heberline expects to leave
this evening for Chicago to visit rela-
tives.
Rev. Stoy spent Wednesday in Amer
lean Falls. He conducted services at
the Episcopal church Wednesday
evening.
Osa Creasey left Saturday for MUIR
laugh where he will take charge of a
section for the o. S. L..
Henry Litz, A.sG. Overacker and w.
D. Cazier went to Pocatello Sunday to
attend a meeting of the Union Of the
Maintenance of Way EMPLOYEES of the
Mrs. W. E. Upton and children went
to Jerome Idaho, Monday to visit
friends and relatives. Y
R, B. Robinson, a civBeerfgineer of
the o. S. L. of Pocatello spent Monday
with the Wheatgrowers.
M. D. Bodgley, assistant supervisor
of Surveys for the Federal Govern
ment returned to Boise Sunday after
spending a day in the city.
r. B. Greenwood left Sunday even
ing for Salt Lake returning early in
the week.
s. ]. Brooks spent Monday in Poca-
tello on business.
Mrs. Adolf Winter and daughter
Cornelia went to PocateIlo Monday to
visit Mrs. H. r. Crandall and Mrs.
Glenwood Davis.
MIRO. Fred Funk of Aberdeen left
Wednesday for Los Angeles to visit
with friends.
Miss Beda Rosander who has been
teaching near Quigley, left Wednesday
evening for Mabton, Washington.
Mrs. Sam Winters of Pocatello spent
Monday in American Falls on BUSH
ness.
Charles Dollar returned Tuesday
evening from Salt Lake somewhat inn
proved in health.
Frank Barnard and son Lloyd went
to Burley Wednesday, after Lloyd's car.
Jacob Hochhalter of American Falls
left Wednesday morning for Murtaugh
where he will work in the beet fields
for the Amalgamated Sugar Company.
Elsie Reading left this morning for
Spokane, Washington, where she will
visit her sister.
Harry Norris and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Norris of Rockland went to Pocatello
Sunday.
Miss Della McMurray went to Bur-
ley Sunday to visit her parents.
Miss Zella Walker, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. James Walker went to Boise
Sunday.
Mrs. James Bell and baby went to
Boise Sunday after visiting with
friends in American Falls.
Msr. Frank Weld and SONS John and
Magda went to Chicago Sunday where
they expect to make their future home.
L. L.. Evans, ST., left Saturday for
Cheyenne, Wyoming and returned the
middle of the week.
Mrs. Carlisle and Mrs. ". o. Kelly
returned Tuesday from Lava Hot
Springs.
Mrs. d. A. Black went to Rexburg,
Tuesday.
G. w. McAfee went to Salt Lake
Tuesday on business.
Earl Cooper of Rockland left Mon
lay evening for Portland via Gooding.
Miss Laura Ritz, who taught the last
year in the American Falls High
School left Monday evening for her
home at Crothersville, Indiana.
r. E. Gibson left Monday for Sho-
shone. He will later go to Portland,
Oregon and finally to Berkeley whore
he will be an instructor in the Univer-
sity of California. He was athletic
coach and instructor in science at the
High School during the last school
year.
R. M. Patrick, attorney for the Rec
Animation Serviae returned Tuesday
evening from Washington, ID. c., and
other eastern points.
w. T. Scilly, labor agent for the
Amalgamated Sugar Company for the
Twin Falls district spent Tuesday and
Wednesday in the city recruiting labor
for the beet growers.
Professor R. Warwas went to Boise
Saturday.
Charles Coon returned to Shelly,
Friday after attending the graduating
exercises of the High Sihool.
Miss L. G~reenheck left Saturday for
Phillipsburg, Montana, her home. She
taught the past year in the American
Falls High School
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