The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1912-01-19
ROCK CREEK ITEMS.
Rock Creek, Ida, Jan. II, 1912.

Chris Newman was over from KIM
berly on business few days.
Robt. Rogerson and a cattle buyer
from Twin Falls, was in town We'd !
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Taylor, who has
been visiting T. M. Atkin and family,
returned Monday to their home in
Rexburg DR.. Taylor, who is a dentist,
is thinking of locating in Twin Falls.
M. F. Wright has returned to Twin
Falls.
John Harms spent last week with
his family in Twin Falls.
Mrs. Mary E. Allen from Salt Lake
City is with her sons, J. B. and An
drew Allen, at the Kelleher ranch.
A. j. Fuller and Frank Terrill, Jr.,
were over looking after, their cattle in
terests here Monday.
The Misses Atkin entertained the
following from Hansen last Saturday:
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Vanderpool, Mr..
and Mrs. Lacourse, Mrs. E. P. Hinton,
Miss Myrtle Hull and Leon Redhead.
| The occasion being Miss Maude At
kin's birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Fritz of Jar
bidge, New, are visiting at the present
writing with j. E. Burke and family.
The Ladies' club met last Friday
/ with Mrs. G. j. Domrose. New officers
were elected as follows: President,
Mrs. Robt. Brose; vice president, Mrs.
Ollie M. Hansen treasurer, Mrs. Lou
Stricken; recording secretary, Mrs.
Laura G. Albee; assistant secretary
Mrs. Mary G. Domrose. The next meet
ing will be with Mrs. Lou Stricken on
January e.
Wanda Brose has entered school in
Twin Falls.
Thomas R. Beason, superintendent,
; was out from Tecoma Nevada, again
Monday, looking after the interests of
the " L. & S. Co.
The Shadow Social" given under
the able management of Miss Zuia
Donahue on Saturday night at Excel
sior school house, was success both
financially and socially. After brief
, but well arranged program was rem
dered by the pupils, the real fun be-
gan. Some ten or twelve little girls
under twelve years of age, took their
turn behind the canvas. Theis shadows
were sold to the highest bidder. Some
of the small fry got quite sporty and
went past the $1.00 mark for they
, knew some of the little girls had very
fancy baskets The ladies likewise
took their perch on the stool and were
auctioned Off One hungry bachelor
bought two shadows and was still
bidding when the last shadow appear
ed, which reached the $500 mark. The
! proceeds of the social, which was
!. I$28.OO, will be placed in the librar,
= fund.
II Richard Gray was over from Roger.
son Monday, visiting his mother, Mrs
;. Susan Gray.
After sending out a relief corps t6
the cowboys who went into the noun
:, tains for cattle, they succeeded in get
, ting in with $50 head
= The ladies are planning leap veal
dance for Friday night. Gentlemen
! will be admitted free. Tickets for the
ladies will be $1.00 each. Free supper
:, furnished by the ladies. Music will bt
: furnished by Mrs. H. Stricken, Joh1
= Harryman and Geo. H. Helton.
;. D. P. Albee made business trip tt
: Burley this week.
Magnus Larsen went to Hansen to
: day to receive a consignment O
4 freight.
Chris Peterson has just got In
II set of bob-sleighs. Unless this rail
gives place to more snow they will no
:, be damaged much this winter.
~ Messrs Scranton and Andry wer
!, Eup from Twin Falls today interviewing
- the school directors relative to open
ing schol next Monday. 1t is under
stood that the board employed MI
- Scranton and school will reopen mex
3 Monday.
T. J. Autry, line man from Hansen
~ was called out on the Valley line to
st day.
.. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas E. Vance sper
10 several days with their parents
~ Twin Falls last week.
y James A. Walker came in from TWi
= Falls Monday and will stop at the MOI
~ ton ranch a short time.
:, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Hartley were yer
~ suddenly called to Oakley on accou1
of the Illness of their grand child, Ca
EHarmisOn's baby.
H. P. Larsen and daughter. Mis-
y Anna, we're Kimberly visitors Tue'
a day.