American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-11-13
Rockland Department
j.. C. S ULLIVA
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dance hall. The location is south
of the Times office.
Bert Winters. of Roy, has dis
posed of his farm to o. A. Groom,
of Wasterberg, Wash, for $4,000
cash.
George w. Marshall who has a
ranch over in the Sunbeam country
was in town for an hour or so SatS
urday.
Fired Altmier, from the north
fbench. was in town Saturday on
business.
" Homer Pease a moved his fam
4 lily into town for the winter.
That was a fine party held in
the brick hall Saturday evening
under the auspices of the Mutual
associations. The big auditorium
was well filled and the Bayles or
rhestra made the music.
The exodus of wheat haulers to
the Falls Saturday took on the APP
pearance of a funeral procession
reaching from Roy to the grain
elevators in the city. -
delayed in transit:) On last
Sunday afternoon, NOTWITHSTANDING
the heavy downpour of rain that
made it uncomfortable to be out
and after the dedicatory services
were over at the Congregational
church, also after a luncheon had
been partaken of, tie vast crowd
who had braved the storm were for
a second time made welcome in the
handsome church building to wit
ness the marriage of our fellow
towpsman, John w. Luper and Miss
Florence Abb Clark. A most in:
teresting musucale was enjoyed
preceding the ceremony in which
Miss Dora Rice and Miss Zollie
Fields were the entertainers. The
bridal party arrived at 3:15, the
coming being made known by the
strains OF M~endelshons brilliant
| wedding march issuing from th'
= piano at which Miss Rice presid.
ed. The bride was led forward by
/ her father C. j. Clark, and Their
, came Mr.. and Mrs. Charly Bowel
t who were the only attendants dur
ing the impressive ceremony. The
l groom met the party at the chance
rail and then Rev. Shaw, the pas
4 tor. assisted by Rev. Ludwig Thomp
son, of Boise, began the service thai
d was to join the couple in the bonds
5 OF holy wedlock. In the evening al
4 elegant supper was served at the
Dalatial home of Mr.. Clark at which
q on'y the most intimate friends o.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Luper was present
The young people will go to house
keeping at once and will occupy
r the home of Mr.. and Mrs. o. F
Crowley for the time being.
Charlie Shirlock and his wife and
: baby spent a day in town recently
F.. the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Spillet.
Bert womack was a visitor will
down folks Saturday.
While returning from the Fall
and Mrs. H. P. Fordsham founC
4 a sack full of cabbage at Niue
Springs hollow. The owner ma,
Q recover property by calling at tn
$ Ffodsham home.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Bennett, Of Landing
visited here for a short time Satur
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Adams wer'
business visitors in Rockland Sat
urday.
d Mrs. L. E. Mcintyre and daugh
4 ter, Mrs. Luky, of South Fork, wer,
Rockland visitors the last of tn.
r week.
" Mrs. Art. Tayson, of Landing
s was in town Saturday.
-Sfr. and Mrs. j. E. Deniels wer'
7 in town Saturday.
Mrs. James Gould was in tow
Saturday and reports that her hus
band who has been suffering iron
: an attack of typhoid fever is abb
: to be out again.
DR.. F. E. Marsh, who has a home
y stead south of here and who is in
e terested in the pool hall, is visit
ing at present in the great stat
of Washington, and expects to max
a good long stay.
d Cling Clark who has been oC
cupying the James Lance propert
a during the absence of the Lane