American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1922-01-27
RockLand

1hOChlduu f1lSu 0CuOOI has DtSu Idk-
ing examinations for the first semes-
ter and the eighth grade have been
taking State exams. The second Sc
mester will begin Monday. 1t should
have began last Monday but on ac-
count of long vacation We prolong-
ed each semester n week. In this
way we will make two weeks of our
time lost.
The parents and teachers meeting
will be held Friday in the school build
ing. The Domestic Science girls will
serve lunch. We hope to have a good
crowd.
There will be an Apron and Over
all dance at the Brick hall Friday
night. Ice Cream and cake will be
served.
T. ]. Lawson and son Carol were
Pocatello visitors Sunday and Mon
day.
Ernest Lowry was a dinner guest at
the r. j. Henrichs home Sunday.
Ellis Allen was an American Falls
visitor Sunday and Monday.
Henry Currier of Landing attended
the dance at the Voncly Hall Satur-
day night.
e. j. Henrichs has moved his family
into the Clyde Hanson house.
Miss Reba Hautzinger was d dinner
guest at the Donnelly home Sunday.
A large crowd attended the mas
querade dance at the Voncly hall Sat
urday. Everybody had a good time.
Mrs. Maude Lowry returned to her
home Wednesday after a weeks visit
with her daughter Mrs. Harlie Con-
FER.
John Rosen of Roy was a business
visitor at Rockland Monday.
Mrs. William Freeman was taken
seriously i'll suddenly Monday after
noon. The last report was she was
slowly recovering.
Sam May and Newton Kemper of
Landing attended the dance at Rock
land Saturday.
Arthur Nealson returned to his home
in Bonanza Bar after visiting a few
days with friends in Rockland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carse Beam rel
guests at the Hugh Logan home Sun
day.
william Young of Roy transacted
business in Rockland and American
Falls Monday.
Mrs. John Reiman of Roy was a
Rockland and American Falls visitor
Monday.
Theora Jensen and Ruth Harris
were guests at the Hugh Logan home
Sunday.
Leroy Nelson Of Little Creek was a
visitor in Rockland Saturday.
A sleigh riding party consisting of
the following attended the dance at
Eliason, Friday: Misses Cassie Jen-
son, Violet Jensen, Fern Allen and
Vera White. Merrs. ]. D. Cotant,
George Frodsham, Bud HaIling and
Forest Webb. They will report a very
enjoyable time.
MI. and Mrs. Ed. Hunter were shop
pers in Rockland Monday.
A crowd of Young folks from Amer
lean Falls attended the dance at Ella
son Friday.
Bert Brown of Roy was in Rock
land on business Monday.
Mr.. Lorenzo Evans of Arbon Valley
spent the week end in Rockland selling
oil stock. His home is in Arbon and
he has land joining the oil fields. Mr..
Evans was a guest at the Henry Houtz
home during his stay in Rockland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Allen of Amer
lean Falls were Rockland visitors Sun
day.
Mrs. Jacobs, baby, and son Bennett
were Rockland visitors Sunday.
A sleigh riding party attended the
dance at Eiasons Friday. They were
follows: Misses Stella Nelson,
Ruth Harris, Theora Jensen, Myrtle
May, Naomi Lasley, and Pearl Thorn.
Messrs. Harvey Anderson, Harvey Jen-
sen, Ona Walker, Willis Halling, John
Peterson, Clarence Richardson, George
Harris and Leslie Walker.
visitor at the E. j. Hendricks home
Monday.
Ed. Peterson of Roy was a bust
visitor at Rockland Monday.
Pietro Di Giovene returned to his
mine a few days ago, after an absence
of about two months. He expected to
resume his work at once but to his
great surprise and expense, to say
nothing of his inconvenience and loss
of time everything he left at the mine
when he went away, he'd been destroy
ed. All tools had been thrown into
the mine, and his house keeping outfit |