American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-06-26
Rockland Department
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CONDUCTED BY

-moooe 'euuv Ieas!S pue 'eqlIeN
IelsES :Hep!IH eoeId s!ql ne GeG
panied by Miss Wedel and Mr.. and
time indeed.
Mrs. Daisey Dowell of Landing
vas a visitor last Wednesday even
ing at the exercises CONNECTED with
the laying of the corner stone of the
new congregational church.
Mr.. w. f. Fifield celebrated Dis
Soth birthday the 18th and he
still claims that he can dance a Jig.
Mrs. G. E. Taylor did a kind act
Old Folks day when She so kindly
supplied fans to overcome the in
tense heat of the afternoon.
wednesday evening at six O'Clock
a large of people of the
valley assembled 1T this place to par
take in the ceremonies of thee lay
Ing of the corner stone of the new
congregational church. Several pro-
minent persons from Pocatello,amon
whom were w, A. Jones and E. A..
Nrussman. secretary of the local Y.
en1ng it was reporte that something
over two hundred dollars had been
subscribed that afternoon toward tn
building fund. The remarks were
timely and highly appreciated by the
large crowd. The following pro-
gram was carried through and after
which a small lunch IA partaken o
Following is the program:
Corner Stone laid by William A..
Corner Stone laid by William A.
Jones of POcatellO.
Address, 'Fraternal Greetinsg And
rev May.
Address, Why Rockland VIII be
a City" Clyde Hanson.
Address. E.. A. Krussman, .Aaa't
Sec'y Y. M. c. A. Pocatello.
Musical program by Misses Dora
Rice. ZollFeild and Goldie Commons
and Mr.. H. E. Knudson.
The building when completed and
10 ls!suoo HIN 'iouBdnooO LoJ Apg9I
a beautiful room. according to- de-
signs of the following dimensions,
80 by 60 feet, which it is expected,
will meet the wants of this COM
munity for a long time to come.
The windows will be of stained glass
and WILDE nodded after the modern
types of such decorations. DR..
Shaw. who has the matter in charge
and who has built a number of OF
her chapeIs elsewhere, cannot help b
make a success of the whole matter.
A large amount of the carpenter
work has been donated by the
talent of this valley, all which
goes to liberality account for the
donors. Much more of the ex-
pense of the fittings. will be donat-
I'd also.
Miss Helen Stein made a short,
one day visit with Mrs. T. Jay Law
son, Thursday as she was Cd her
return from the Pacific to her
home iii Hastings Nebraska.
D. L. Evans Of Malad was in town
for a few hours "Wednesday.
F~-Mrs. Lee Frodsham, left for Po-
catello on a shopping Jul last We'd
lussday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Peck and
daughter, Mrs. Rose Allen were
visitors in American Falls, Thurs
day. .
Chas. Bleakmore and Miss Elsie
Barnard were married Tuesday. Mrs.
Mleakmore is a grand daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Webb, of South
Fork.
R. e. Tucker a former citizen Of
this country was visitor Friday
from American Falls.
Robert Hunter of Central, Was
in the Power City Thursday.
Mrs. o. F. Crowley and Mr.;
Bert Crowley were in American
Falls, Saturday on business.
Mrs. Upham, the photographer,
from the grand city of American
Falls. has established a gallery
on a vacant lot nd expects to re-
main till after the Fourth of July.
Mr.. Kate Reed of Lower Creek
spent Friday and Saturday with
Mrs. Claude Zimmerman.
Mr.. Jake Daniel an old timer
spent Old Folks day with his FORM
er friends here on Friday.
Mrs. George Morris of Medley
again charmed the big audience Old
Folks's day by her songs and charm
ing manners. Mrs. Norris has
a well cultivated and sweet voice
and sings only old time songs TOT
the Old Folks.
Again the Holbrook Orchestra
delighted the vast assemblage by
their delightful music.
Neeley and Landing were very
well represented on Friday by their
old folks.
The choir from the Latter Day
Saints church of American FAILS,
covered themselves with Glory by
the way they sang Strauss chorus
The Greeting of Spring. George
Stoll. the conductor deserves great
credit for the manner Of rendering
the chorus.
Old Folks Day opened upon us
in a most beautiful day. A mild
breeze blowing the entire day TO
make it pleasant for the aged who
came out for the occasion. b gem
erall committee composed of the
following: James E. Frodsham and
wife, Lee Frodsham and wife. Robt.
E Hillhouse and wife. and Mrs.
Emma Davis did all possible to be
doue in regard to the general sup
ervision of all that was to be done
on such an occasion. The program
of which we publish was well