The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-07-21
ROCK CREEK NEWS.

Rock Creek, Idaho, July IS, 1910.
]. J. Kelleher, Lisle Martin, F. E.
| Freeman and son returned Friday
| from camping trip to the Shos1one
mountains.
Lyle Burke, Ona hurry and Peter
Larsen visited the Atkins camp in Nc
| Mullen basin.
| Mr. and Mrs. Harry r. Smith went
| to Twin Falls, Saturday
J. ]. KelleheT and wife went to
Hansen, Saturday.
Mark Owens left for his home in
Hazel, Idaho, Saturday last.
A. B. Norton and sister, Mrs. Alice
Ingersoll, left for southern California
Monday last
Mr.. and Mrs. John Iyerson and fam
lily from Cottonwood, near Oakley, Wis
tied with Judge Lawrence Hansen and
D. P. Albee's family last week, return
ing home Friday.
The remains Of Frank Dopps the boy
who was killed and buried in the
mountains just over the Nevada line,
were brought in and buried on Mar
garet Steele's ranch, Saturday.
Mrs. A. D. Norton entertained the
Ladies Club last Friday. The club
members hemmed towels. A number
of visitors were present. A bountiful
supper was served after which every
one returned home, having spent a
pleasant afternoon.
Miss Lois Holcomb left Monday to
visit relatives in Hagerman before re-
turning to her home in Boise.
Henry Larsen left Sunday for an
extended trip through Mexico
Henry Hansen took his wife and
baby to the mountains Sunday for
weeks camping.
]. e, Burke and family are going to
the mountains today for an outing.
Mrs. Chamberlain left Monday for
her home in Twin Falls.
Mrs. NJ w Johnson and daughter
Fay spent Wednesday afternoon at
the afternoon at the Norton ranch.
Misses Clara and Olga Brose left
Sunday to join other parties for trip
through the Yellowstone Park. They
expect to be gone about two weeks
Judging from the number of hay
raks full of empty cans being shipped
in D. P. Albee must be harvesting an
unusually large crop of honey.
Chris Peterson has sold out all of
his cattle to the Twin Falls Meat Co.
He reserved only the milk COWS.
Friends of Mr.. Louis Harrell are
surprised to learn that he is the proud
father of another son and heir.
Mrs. A. D. Norton spent Sunday at
the Brose ranch.
Claude McBryde has very sudden
attack of appendicitis.
We were very sorry to hear of the
man, Mr. Gregory, getting drowned in
the canal last week. A similar case
occurred near the same place about
one year ago. There is a fine we UNI
derstand for bathing or swimming in
the canal waters and we think the
ditch riders should be urged to en-
force the law to the fullest extent,
| knowing there are many, especially
| boys, going in every day for past-time,
which often ends in sorrow to some
one.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Walker, Bertha
| Norton and Lois Holcombe went to
| Shoshone Falls Sunday for an outing
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Hartly visited
their daughter at Kimberly Sunday,
returning Monday.
Robt. Brose, ST., spent Sunday at
| home, returning to town Monday
Henry Jones was over Thursday and
Friday last, from Goat Springs.
Dr. Shocks from Twin Falls, came
up in his auto Sunday and took Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Hansen over to see
their daughter at Cottonwood.
Nephi Larsen and wife were guests
of T. M. Aiken Sunday
Although we had two nice rains last
week the excessive heat still keeps up.