The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-06-17
ROCK CREEK NEWS.


Mrs. Mary Rhea OF Albion is visitin,
at the present writing with Mr. ant
Mrs. D. p Albee.
The r. G.. l.. club met with Mrs
Herman Stricken Friday. A goot
crowd attended including two visit
ing ladies. Sandwiches, lemonade
ice cream and cake were served. Al
spent pleasant afternoon in SEWN.
and visiting. The next meeting will
be with Mrs. Lawrence Hansen.
Mrs. James Andrews of Ogden
Utah, is here with her daughter, Mrs
M. A. Patterson.
j. b. Rice has presented himsel.
With = new four-passenger car and il
now travelling around at lively gait
G. Peterson went to Twin Falls, Sat
urday, Miss Maude Tatro returned
with him. her school being out the day
before.
Miss Fayetta Johnson spent several
days in town this week
A very small young lady arrived at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter New
man last Monday morning. She has
decided to remain permanently.
Gladys Domrose is on the sick list
this week.
Misses Blythe and Gladys Stricken
and Miss Kate Larsen attended the
dance at Artesian City, Friday night
M. A. Paterson has his new house
nearly completed and will soon be
ready to move out in the Excelsior
Mrs. James A. Walker and Miss
Bertha Norton are spending some
time in Twin Falls.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Presbyterian
church of Twin Falls expect to meet
at the Johnson home on June 10. They
will bring their lunch and spend the
day. A program is planned for the
The Mothers club of the
Pleasant valley Sunday school is in
vited to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Larsen made
trip to Rogerson this week.
Fred Miles of Butte, Mont, is here
looking after his property over in the
Pleasant valley neighborhood
Mrs. George Reynolds of Cedar
Greek was here on land business the
early part of this week.
Misses Ellen, Ann and Kate Larsen
were shopping in Twin Falls, Monday
last.
Howard Larsen, who has been at
the Pocatello. academy, is
home now for his vacation.
Richard Gray from the Salmon riv-
er tract is visiting at the present
with his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Crockett
have taken up their abode in the Sho-
shone mountains for the summer
Nntn I
called on duty this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Hansen and
Mrs. l.. F. Nelson visited relatives
near Oakley this week.
j. F. Tatro is over from Oakley
spending few days with his daughter
at the Peterson home.
M. w. Johnson has sold his fine
ranch in the Pleasant valley neigh
borhood. They expect to have sale
on the goth of this month. They will
move near the coast, but have not
definitely decided as yet. We are very
sorry to lose Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson.
for they are good neighbors and have
made many friends since they have
been here.
Miss Ellen Larsen and Mrs. Henry
Larsen went to Twin Falls today.
Mrs. A. d. Norton has returned to
her ranch after spending the winter
and spring in Twin Falls.
Miss Maude Tatro had quite an ex-
perience Sunday afternoon while out
riding on an old gentle horse, on APP
the temporary bridge which
we have been compelled to use for the
last month across Rock creek, the
horse took fright and dropped dead.
1t was only by chance that the rider
was not hurt as the horses head went
through the wire fence and the girls
neck hit on a wire but fortunately
cloth hat saved cut. A number of
have been registered with
The commissioners but as yet the con-
lition is not bettered
Mrs. M. w. Johnson is sick this
week. Something like an attack of ap-
oendicitis.
A number of fine rains have fallen
Of late to gladden. the hearts of the
Try farmers.
Miss Ellen Larsen and Mrs. Henry
,3ycari wont IN Tuir LsaJ1c todo.-