American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-04-15
Correspondence
ROCELAND NEWS.

town the first of the week enroute to
American Falls.
Mrs. Jessie Zahl was taken to Po-
catello to the General Hospital on
Wednesday where she underwent a
surgical operation. She was accom-
panied by Mrs. V. G.. Logan.
Mrs. Bert Marsh who has been In
San Francisco for several months has
returned to her home at Rockland.
VIM. Murphy has returned to his
home at Roy after spending the winter
in Washington.
C. b. Adams of Roy was In town
during the week attending to business.
Mr.. Cy Tyler OF American Falls was
here on business the first of the week.
Mrs. Henry Houtz who has been Wis
iting her niece and family at Ameri-
a Falls has returned to Rockland.
She reports Mrs. jacobs and her ten
pound baby girl doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Frodsham were
American Falls visitors on Friday.
Mrs. Estello Anderson who has been
visiting in Pocatello for some time Ia
at home again.
Mrs. Melvin Morris who has been Ill
with pneumonia Is recovering much to
NaAR DRAApihkhAOh vi . A. tlAhD
1t is announced that President w. A.
Hyde and other Stake officers will be
at the L. ID. 8. church on Sunday, April
II. Everyone is invited to attend the
meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Esterbrook and
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ]. Esterbrook have re-
turned to Rockland Valley after being
away for the winter months.
RnWnna tha lftfIa HanUbfar re Mr.
p. ]. Kawa1a who has been seriously
Ill is recovering.
On April tenth Mr.. Joseph Allen cell
ebrated his 18th birthday. A number
of relatives assembled at his home and
enjoyed the occasion.
Mrs. Bert Anderson has resigned her
position at the Evans Nero. and is a
guest at the home Of her parents Mr..
and Mrs. $. N. Morris at Rockland.
Mrs. Rose Spillette is reported to be
Ill with pneumonia at her ranch south
OF town.
Mrs. J. L. Walker who has been Wis
ating relatives at American Falls has
returned home.
Mrs. Florence Bennion who has
been at the bedside OF her sister Mrs.
Jack Weber, has returned to her home
at Twin Falls. Mrs. Weber's many
friends will be glad to learn that she
Is conyelsent after q siege of pneu-
monia.
Miss Louise Richardson, Miss Myrtle
May, Messrs, Roy Cowman and Ernest
Lowry visited the Nat on Sunday.
Mr.. Ross futile was I'm town the first
of the week.
Gladys Nicholson OF American Falls
Is the guest of her cousin Oral Barr.
The host of friends of Mrs. Cora
Darling are delighted to know that
she is again at her home In Rockland
after a surgical operation at Poca-
tello.
Mr.. ana mrs, s. N Morris, Mrs.
Nettie Post. Miss Norma Powell and
Ed. Morris visited the Morris ranch
on Sunday,
Mrs. v. q. Logan who accompanied
Mrs. Jessie Zahl to the hospital at Po-
catelio on Wednesday returned home
Monday. Mrs. Zahl Is doing nicely.
The w. o. w. class of Sunday school
boys entertained the Cleaners the girls
ON Friday evening at the home of their
teacher Mrs. James II. Fisher. Mrs.
Joseph Cowman assisted In entertain
ing. The evening was e~ntoyably spent
In playing progressive carroms. Prize
for high score was won by Miss Erma
Tyler, consolation by Mile Nelson and
Clarence Richardson.
A number Of ladies assembled at
ihe home of Mrs, j. 10, Ogden on Tues
day evening and surprised her, the
occasion beisg her birthday. Cards
were played and Mrs Ira Allen sang
two solos in her delightful manner.
The ladies presented Mrs. Ogden with
lovely gifts The invited guests we're;
Mrs Ira Allen, Mrs, Geo. Peterson,
Mrs. Henry Houtz, Mrs. j. t. Fisher,
Mrs. II. G. Taylor, Mrs. w, II. Burn
ham, Mrs. w. j. Jones, Mrs, w. Free
man, Mrs. N. j. Tolman, Mrs. Jessie
Zahl, Mrs II. l. Ewing, Mrs. p. o.
Sheer, Mrs. v. G.. Logan, Miss Ilene
Cook and Miss Violet Cook.
Miss Etha DAILY entertained the N,
1. LIS. at the home of Mrs, James T
Fisher on Wednesday evening, A bus
mess meeting was held followed by
social time. Refreshments were served
Miss DAILY was assisted by Mrs, ]. T
Fisher.
Funeral services for Mrs. Saral
Elizabeth Crowley of Bull, Idaho, wa
held at the Congregational church OF
Thursday afternoon in the presence o
a large crowd Of sorrowing relatives
and friends. The sermon was preachet
by the pastor Rev. j. ii. Cowman.
duet THE Lord Is My Shepherd wa
sung by Mrs. j. II. Cowman and Mrs
Harry Knott. The young folks ohoru