The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1909-03-18
BACHELORS ENTERTAIN,
Rock Greek Gentlemen Prove To Be
Wonderful Cooks.

Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Smith and
daughter Julia were in Twin Falls
Monday.
Thomas Wallace was in Kimberly
Friday.
Alec Grey went to Deep Creek
Thursday
Mrs. George Helton was in Twin
Falls last week
Miss Clara Brose and sister Wanda
spent few days at their home at Rock
Greek, this week.
Miss Jean Mcmillan was the guest of
Miss Olga Brose from Friday until
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Larsen and three
children from Dayton, Idaho, are the
guests this week of Mr.. Larsen's
| brothers, Marion and Peter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Workman of
Murtaugh, lost their little baby last
Wednesday. He was buried in the
Rock Creek cemetery
Mrs. Alec Grey has been on the sick
list this week.
Mrs. Henry Jones and her three chill
dren, Nora, Norris and Lamsy, have
been Ill this week.
North and John Mankin of Twin
Falls, were the guests of Miss Georgia
Helton, Sunday.
Mr.. Paul Larsen went to Twin Falls
Saturday.
Peter Larsen went to Twin Falls,
Saturday.
We were reminded of old Pied Piper
of Hamlin this week when Henry
Jones took several hundred of his cat
tie to Deep Creek, leaving behind the
lame, the hall, and blind. They could
| ho II 10 f~1 -
Pied Piper, the beautiful green mead
and, in fancy, drink of the pearly
brooks Their pitiful cries made one
murmur: For those who go are hap
pier, than those they leave behind"
Mrs c. B. Roberts entertained Mr.
and Mrs. T. M. Atkin and Mr. and Mrs.
M. w. johnson at dinner Sunday.
The browning event of the season
took place at Rock creek Friday even
ing. The Bachelors" did it. Yes, lit
orally did it! OF course there were
mothers and sweethearts suggesting,
and our bachelors, being naturally
genteel, took to it kindly; yet they did
it. All day Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday you could see fitting about on
Main street, MYSTERIOUS forms To one
uniformed, it might have seemed that
the elves had taken possession Of
things. Gentlemen seemed suddenly
transformed into cooks and from their
magic hands, cakes, heaped with cho-
colate and nuts pies crisp and tender,
chickens done to rich brown. hams
stewed to a finish, all seemed to APP
pear at word. They say that the
fairy god-mother appointed Lloyd
Brown and Marion Larsen chief cooks,
having endowed them with special
4 power. 'Tis said by hungry lockers
on, that the chocolate was twice the
thickness of the cake layers. Hazel
Brown and his helpers, Peter Larsen,
Monte Atkin and Gus HurtZ are said to
have used the famous cyclone chicken
picker in their department. Henry
Larsen was appointed chief seamster,
his duty being to fashion the walters
aprons. Everyone of the worthy bache-
lOrs had his special duty assigned, and
the results were marvellous. When
Dame RumOr said that the bachelors
of Rock Creek would give free dance
and luncheon, all the anxious mothers
sent to Twin Falls for an extra supply
of medicine They also made ar
rangements with central for the Rock
! Creek telephone line to be left con-
/ nected with all the physicians of that
| city. Twas with fear and trembling
that they donned their best attire and
| ushered forth to, they knew not what
The dancing began at nine o'clock and
+ at twelce the tables were spread with
the finest damask Rock Creek could
! afford and the feast began. Twas. well
the mothers were SO cautions since the
< feast consisted of chicken sandwiches
1 ham sandwiches, salad fresh from the
Salmon river peaches, strawberries
( every kind of cake found in the receipt
. book, pies such as mother used tt
a make, oranges and bananas fresh from
the balmy south, and tea and coffee
:, which the fairy god-mother made tt
r taste like the nectar Of the gods. Ant
Y no one was hurt. Therefore let the
Y young ladies give nine rahs to the
1 bachelors of Rock Creek Rat, rah
: rah! rah, rah rah; rah, rah, rah
b Bachelors of Rock Creek.
e Miss Lyla Burke and Miss Carrie
f Hansen were in Hansen Saturday.
: The services Sabbath morning were
: unusually well attended, there being
| forty-five at Sabbath school, Rev Orr
: gave us good sermon. 1t was decid
l ed to change the Sabbath school tt
S 1920 so the church services will b.
Y held hereafter at IL 80.
: Mrs. Christian Thampson of Clarks
ton, Utah, is in Rock Creek
0 Mrs. l.. P. Larsen is expected a
J, Rock Greek this week.
Mrs. Robt BrOse returned from hel
visit at Twin Falls, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Hayes of Twi1
Falls, were the guests of her mother
Mrs. John Hansen. Sunday.
! A. P. Murray will haul over one hun
dred tons of hay to Kimberly this weel
from Stricken.
E. H. Butler went to Salmon Rive
tract. Sunday.
Henry Jones went to Cedar Draw tt
look after his cattle interests, Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Will Blake. will TAX
charge of Nephir Larsen's canyol
ranch.
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