American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-08-26
County News
By Correspondents From
ROCKLAND
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ARBON ~
PROSPERITY
DIST. NO 10.
ARBON

Mrs. Jerry Baker received word Of
the arrival Of a granddaughter at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Davis at
Salt Lake City, Sunday. Mrs. Davis
was formerly Miss Ethel Johnston,
daughter of Mrs. Baker. All concerned
are doing nicely.
DR.. Ray of Pocatello was a bust
ness visitor in Arbon Thursday.
MIR. v. E. McFadden of the McFad-
den Book Company of Pocatello Wis
tied the week end at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. r. A. Logan.
Since the opening Monday morn
ing of the chicken season the valley
has had several carloads OF chicken
hunters from various towns. But
chickens seem to be rather scarce.
Several farmers are warning the hunt
ers from hunting their fields.
Mrs. George Williams who has been
quite iii at her home here is improv-
ing.
Mrs. Ruth Keller, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Evans, Miss Constance Evans motored
to American Falls Sunday and TO In
dian Springs. ~
Mr. #. Il. Jones of Pocatello visited
5vef Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hy. .6ecrist. The little daughter
q Oryiiie Affleck accompanied him
back to Pocatello where their mother
has been with the little Son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Affleck. The little fellow
has been III all summer and has been
under a physicians care for several
months. But II improves very slowly.
q Dessaty Game Warden VIM. Hays OF
Pocatellc spends a good part OF his
time in the valley watching the hunt
ers since the season opened.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. E. Talbot OF Poca-
telIo were business visitors In Arbon
the past week.
Miss Thelmn Rust of Pocatello Is
Waiting Mt The home of her sister Mrs
IL. A. Logan. Mrs. Paul Rust, Mrs
Loean's mother, spent the week enc
here.
There has been q scarcity of men II
the valley. Several farmers wan
men 10 pick up straw and sacks, ant
10 do general work whatever Is re
quired OF them. oliver Foutz, the U
s. mail carrier brings several out
day, but they work from half a day .
three or four days and quit, which
quite discouraging, when help Is need
ed so bad. Grain Is going from /
bushels TO ~thirty-five. Several acre
were found to be frozen when the
commenced cutting the grain.
Mrs. ID. Affleck and son John, Z
Hatl Lake City are visiting at the HON
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hy. Secrist and Mr.
Affleck's son Lavone, who has bee
living at the Secrist home the past yea
Mr.. and Mrs. Lance Roper or Che,
enne, Wyoming. returned to their hon
after n two weeks visit at the home {
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Roper.
Mr.. ]. E. Keller purchased an II
etrnntionai Truck and has been bus
f~reighting two trips a day to Schille
where the Wheatgrowers Ashociatit
grain Is being handled this fall.
Mr.. 8. G. Carter and son o
went to Walla WaIla, Washingto
Saturday, where Mr.. Carter was call
owing TO the Serious illness OF h
mother.
Thomas Bailey went to Malad 81
urday to confer with School Superb
tendent. MIR. Bailey Will teach u
year near Holbrook. Thomas is a 3
of Mr.. and Mrs, J. II. Bailey of Arb
and graduated from the eighth era
here a few years ago, and has be
attending the University in Log
Utah, since. This Is his frat "
teaching and his many friends w
him success.
Charles Allard, son OF Mr.. and NJ
VIM. Allard of Abon Will teach at
Pauline school this term. Char
finished the graded school here at
bon. lie attended the Idaho Technl
Institute and the University at N
cow. Idaho, the past two years
the Lewiston Normal this sunni
We wish our two young men succ
in their new undertaking.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McCiausky of
oatello visited over sunday and NJ
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs,
gan,
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