American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-12-03

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visit from Henery's Lake.
Soap-Six bars for % cents at
the ROckInnd Cash Grocery.
Mrs. Flossie Hess, OF Central, was
In town shopping, Saturday.
Albert Adams, OF the west side,
was In, Saturday. for supplies.
Horace Ht ward has moved with
his family, into the Henry house.
lately occupied by r. Jay Lawson.
Mrs. Mile Rosenkranz. OF the
West side. came to town through the
mud Wednesday, She thinks that
Miss Ethel Earring. at American
Falls, was a visitor with Miss Hazel
Tyler, of Central, the first Of the
week.
+. Il. Adams. OF Landing has
moved into the old store building,
at the corner of 4th ave and End
west.
1t Is reported that William Hart
ley, of Landing, has purchased he
Sailing team of mules-price paid
$3.50.
or coure. the Rockland foot ball
team didn't eat many of the Ted
Wy toi VII IN -Itb u ph's So
a taste.
Tell MS what you want and we
will get IL for you. RockIand Cash
Grocery.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Howard are offering congratulations
over the arrival Of a girl baby at
their home.
Lon Rowberry and wife. of the
Power City, ate Thanksgiving din
ner with Mrs. John Eliason, Of the
lower creek.
The Rockland Meat Market open
every day. Special meats on Satur-
days and special prices. Opposite
the bank.
Leo Ralphs and family have NOV
ed in from their ranch. in Sand Hol-
low. and are living at their old
home place, on lower creek.
Mrs. S. f. Crowley. the mother
of the Crowley boys of this place
after quite a visit, left. Monday, for
her home, at Forestville, California.
The Rev. Hunt has taken the Ogd-
en- house for the season and finds
that he has two extra rooms to let.
A young married family preferred.
lduie MoiI.s. AR a very pleas
ant visit with his pa. ants, where Mr..
Ed filled up on turkey and pie, left
for his school duties. at the A. C.
Logan. on Tuesdays stage.
Mrs. Henry Jensen. of Central,
was a visitor, Sunday. Her daught-
several months is now rapidly re-
ncro,trx hoe n-u< IT, To- To oooA
news.
Mr.. and Mrs. bert C. Adams, of
the west side, entertained, at a
formal dinner, Thanksgiving day,
to their friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. Christianson. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Cotant and Mr.. William Zahl, of
Iowa.
Fol- the first time in a yea Rock
land failed to entertain visitors
from abrood. The prime cause
was. no doubt, brought about by
the sudden change in the weather.
Twas cold.
On Sunday, at the Union church
services, a contribution will be TAX
en- up to provide fuel, so that the
room may be made comfortable for
those who come from a distance to
attend the services. Everyone should
try to be IN hand and help along.
Dennis Quinlan, the father of Ed.
Quinlan. The Landing stage man.
has returned, Dennis had an hun
dred and sixty acre tract south of
here. which he sold with the idea
of remaining away for all time but
the conditions of the valley were
attractive sc Denny came back.
Principal Guy. OF the Landing
school, was In on, Saturday. He was
quite enthusiastic over the remark
able good showing. made by his pup
lis and b~espeaks a grand outcome
for the students, IL conditions re-
main as at present. before the end
of the season. Such reports from
teachers goes to show that the child
rem are taking an interest in their
studies.
Next Monday the farmers. of the
district hold a meeting at Landing
for the purpose OF electing a road
supervisor and to have a general
talk over road matters. At what
place the meeting is to be held or
at what hour. vas not reported to
he Press man This is a very
w'se move upon the part VI our
rc's' hers AMI X is hoped will heai
y I'll fruit.
John S. Robinson and family
have moved into the residence Of
Mrs. Payne, made vacant by her
marriage to George Stanger. This
move viii prove very CONVENIENT
to Mr.. Robinson. as his duties as
mail carrier. made 1t very bad for
him. to drive In from his farm each
morning to get the mail out of the
post office at half past six o'clock.
Now. he can have forty winks be-
fore leaving home.
The exercises. at the Thanksgiv-
Ing service, were among the best
ever offered in this locality. from
the opening prayer to the benedic-
ton. the large audience was deeply
Interested. The program. while a
liffla shnrf In pp,hars r,aAa nO