American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1922-01-13
Rockland
OYSTER SUPPER FOLLOWS
LONG RIDE IN ROBSLED

The Cleaners and ". o. w. Sunday
School classes were royalty entertain
ed at the home of Mrs. j. T. Fisher of
American Falls on Saturday eve of last
week. The party of young folks left
Rockland at 4:30 o'clock arriving at
Mrs. Fishers in due time for a big
oyster supper, after which a pleasant
evening was spent in playing games.
The event vas carried out as a New
Year party and the decorations were
red and white.
The party went in a bobsled and
were as follows: Gleaners-Misses
Ruth Donnelly, Clarice Lowry, Reba
and Frances Hautzinger, and Rosalind
Josephson. ". o. W.-Messrs. Ken
meth Sanders, John Peterson, Clarence
Richardson, Donnelly Curl and Mar
tin Donnelly. All had a very pleas
ant time and arrived home at $3.50 Sun
eroned by Mrs. J.. F. Hautzinger.
Mrs. P. o. Sheer of American Falls
is visiting friends in Rockland this
week.
W. T. Schrimsher of American Falls
was a ROckland visitor Monday.
j. w. May and family of Landing
were shoppers a Rockland Saturday.
Mrs Hettie Bell Ellis OF Roy was a
shopper in Rockland Saturday.
A large crowd from town attended
the dance at Central Friday night, at
the E1iason school house. A free sup
per was served and everyone had a
good time.
Mrs. Belle Thompson was a shop.
per at Rockland Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Mitchell Of
American Falls we're shoppers In
Rockland Monday.
o. o. Ogden of Pocatello visited re-
natives and friends this week.
Charles Donnelly OF Heglar, Idaho,
visited a few days this week with his
folks here.
Jim Kemper of Landing was a visitor
at Rockland Saturday.
Miss Stella Nelson was a dinner
guest at the Clyde Hanson home Mon
day.
Mrs. Andrew May entertained the
following at a New Years dinner Sum
day: Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Walker, MI.
and Mrs. Harrison White, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan White and Mr.. and Mrs. A.
L. May.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Peterson of Roy.
were dinner guests at the lawson
home Sunday
Community meeting was held at the
Rockland high school on Friday even
lug. The new High Schoo. room was
dedicated after which the domestic
science class served a delicious lunch.
A crowd from town attended the
dance at Landing Friday.
Mrs. w. A. Scott visited relatives at
Landing Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Cooper of Roy
were Rockland visitors Sunday.
Mrs. George Beaton entertained to a
card party Sunday evening the follow
ing Misses Gertrude Anderson and
Clara Barnard Messrs. Ezra Barnard
and Dave Taysom.
The Rockland merchants are no
longer the joke of the people in regard
to competing with the mail order
houses, for it is now a reality, and we
believe they are going them one bet
ter, they are giving better merchan-
disc for less money, and we all like
TO see a thing before we buy 1t. Rock
land merchants are certainly leading
Southern Idaho in lowering prices.
The people of the valley are showing
by their patronage, that they appre-
ciate the efforts put forth by the mer-
chants.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mclean Of
Landing were Rockland visitors Mon
day.
R. 1. Ewing the Rockland chicken
man, reports no eggs a day from $50
hens. Mr.. Ewing has his chicken
house wired and turns on the lights
at 5 a. m. making a longer day for his
hens. He is so well pleased that he has
put in an order for $50 baby chicks in
the spring.
Mrs. w. L. Oliver, Mrs. P. o. Sheer,
DR.. V. G. Logan and James T. Fisher
all of American Falls we're Rockland
visitors this week. People who have
lived in Rockland know a good thing
when they see it, and will get it, even
though they have to come back to
Rockland to do so.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Belle of the
west side were in town Monday taking
advantage of the low prices.
]. e. Ogden was a business visitor
in American Falls Monday.
Frank Barnard of American Falls
took advantage of the Rockland sales
Monday, at least it would seem so, for
me left town with his car well filled
with merchandise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elsenpeter of Landing
were business visitors in Rockland
Monday.
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