American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-05-02
Rockland Department
J. C. SULLIVAN

William returned from American
Falls Friday.
Roy Moss was in town Friday from
the West Side.
). C. Colman Of the West Side, wa
q visitor Thursday.
Ed. Hunter was in town for . fsx
short hours Thursday.
Alanson Adams, Of Landing, was
in town Wednesday.
Troy E. Pickett Of Last Chance
was In town Saturday.
George Richards, Of Last Chance,
was In town Wednesday.
Mrs. Edna Nelson was in town for
a very short while Friday.
Ralphs, ST., Of the North
Bench, was a visitor Friday.
John Halling and family have
| payed on to their dry farms.
Mr.. George Spillett visited with
Mrs Marvin Tyler Thursday.
1t is reported that the smallpox has
made its appearance in town.
Mrs. Mary Davis is visiting Mrs.
Marintha Allen for a few DAYS,
Mr.. Hansen of Tooele, Utah, is
visiting with DR.. and Mrs. Logan.
Leo Ralphs, Of Landing, was in
town Thursday after farm machinery.
N. E. Colman and wife and Mrs.
NJ. J. Unger were in town Saturday.
Warren Allen is on his dry farm,
and Fred Speck is in town for a few
days.
Manager Clarified is now at home
on the Jess Hays, Table Mountain,
ranch.
Mrs. Elsenpeter and Blanche ia
CODY were shoppers the last Of the
week.
Mrs. Myrtle Hayes of Warm Creek
will build a house on her dry farm
at once.
Mrs. John Baker was in town Sat.
urday getting the required provender
for John.
Mrs. John Weber, of North
Bench, was in town for a few hours
Wednesday.
Joe May was in from his dry farm
Friday laying in supplies for his
spring work.
Mrs. F. Rice and daughter, Miss
Dora. were in from Paradise valley
Saturday.
George Hodgins is making extern
sive improvements on his farm, to
the south Of here.
Miss Josephine Ralphs and Miss
Viola Byington were town visitors
Friday. The young ladies come from
the central district.
E. Campbell of the Warm Greek
district, was a busy customer with the
MERCHANTS Saturday.
Charles Allen and L. L. Evans. both
of American Falls, were business Wis
itOrs last Saturday.
MIS-. Victoria Bell and son Frank
were busy visitors last Wednesday.
Frank vas looking for hay.
Bert Lewis made a trip to his dry
farm Wednesday. Bert says the
wheat and other grain looks fine.
Miss Della Barnard is a most well
come visitor with her relatives. Miss
Barnard s home is in American Falls
Bishop Ralph and Mrs. Ralph were
in the Rockland> precinct Saturday.
They hail from the Landing country.
vera Harris after a pleasant visit
with friends In Holbrook, returned
to her home at this place last Mon
day.
Robert Kelly moved his household
goods to the ranch Friday last Mr..
Kelly will make that place his home
until school resumes, sometime next
fall.
The Misses Nettie and Dora Rice,
of Paradise. and Miss Jennie Morris
of this place, visited with Mrs. Logan
last week.
William Oliver and Mrs. Oliver, of
Fall Greek, we're in town Friday af-
ter some needed articles required in
farm duties.
Mrs. Warren Sweeten and family
and sister, Miss Howard. are visiting
their parents, W. W. Howard and
wife. on East Fork.
Miss Eva Kuberness visited her
parents at Landing Wednesday. Miss
Mary, her sister, did not 20 to Twin
Falls as was expected.
The Rev. Gilbert and Mrs. Gilbert
we're in the Falls last week to meet a
young lady from Boise, who expects
make quite a visit with them.
The storm brought Tom Barnard
in from his dry farm. Tom says he
came with the change Of the moon
to see if that will change the weather
any.
<Ephraim Josephson Of Lower Greek,
vas in town Friday after some build
ng supplies. Nh. Josephson will add
some improvement to his dwelling
aopse.
Fred Kuberness is busy decorating
he inside of the Lawson Hardware
tore with a coat Of yellow paint. 1t
'asts q beautiful hue that is startling
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