American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1922-09-14
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Mr. and Mrs. Lou Hampton and
daughter Lodema, Miss Frances Haut-
Finger and Carl Blake attended the
dance at American Falls Saturday.
B. R. Quint has moved his family to
American Falls where his children will
attend school.
William Scrimsher of American
Falls was a Rockland visitor Thurs
day.
Miss Frances Knott returned to her
home Saturday after visiting the past
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred De-
Shield of Pocatello.
The following crowd picniced up
East Fork Sunday: Misses Pearl
Frodsham, Jennie Frodsham, Eva
Peck, Vera and Gertrude Anderson.
Messrs. Harvey Anderson, Harry Teal,
Archie Robinson, Geo. and Clarence
Peck.
Mn. and Mrs. R. w. Peterson have
returned home after visiting the past
week with relatives and friends in Og-
den.
Harold Brown of Roy is attending
school in Rockland this winter.
Ellis Pearce of American Falls was
a Rockland and Roy visitor Sunday.
Carl Blake returned to American
Falls Sunday after spending his va
cation with friends in Rockland.
j.. f. Hautzinger and daughter Reba
were American Falls visitors Tuesday.
Chas. Donnelly of Heglar has moved
his family to Rockland so that his
children may attend school.
Norman Miller of Roy is attending
school in Rockland this year.
Miss Reed arrived in Rockland
Thursday from her home in Minnesota.
Miss Reed is a Rockland school teach
er.
Misses Burl and Imogene Glasscock
of Roy are attending school in Rock
land this year.
P. j. Kujawa, Misses Cassie and
Theora Jensen were American Falls
visitor Monday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Knott were
American Falls visitors Saturday.
Mrs. o. W. Dowell joined her hus-
band Sunday in Rockland after spend
ing the past two months visiting her
sisters in the East.
Mrs. w. f. Burns of Roy was a Po-
catello visitor last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Cowman, Mr.
and Mrs. Petersen, Mr.. Meeks and
daughter Vesta of Pocatello were
Rockland visitors Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse K. Wheeler Of
Brigham City arrived in Rockland
Saturday to teach school
G. c. Higgins of Burley, an Inter
national Harvester man, was a Rock
land visitors last week.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Lawson and Mrs.
Rose e. Shed were guests at the Fu-
Oqfn homo IN Ahn-1AA~ ~ |
The Rockland school opened Mon
day with a good attendance considlr ar
ing the busy time of year.
Mrs. ]. F. Ha~utzinger was an Amer
lean Falls visitor Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Logan and little
o were American Falls visitors !
Thursday.
Mrs. Ray, Curl of Heglar has moved
here family to Rockland on account of
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Ogden and FAM
lily, Mn and Mrs. Geo. Peterson and
family were picnicers up East Fork
Sunday.
v. L. Minear left Sunday for Brig
ham City to see his wife before leav-
ing for Michigan where he will attend
schol this winter. Virgil has been
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. e. N. Morris
the past week.
John Roy Of Roy is attending school
In Rockland this year.
Miss Erma Walker entertained at a
chicken dinner Sunday in honor of
Harold White who is leaving soon for
Moscow where he will attend school.
guests were Miss Elsie Allen
and Lynn White.
Miss Lorene Moss left Saturday for
Brigham City where she will attend
school this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ira Allen and family
we're guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charlie Allen of American Falls
asst week.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Ray Moss returned
Saturday from Burley where they have
)een visiting a few days.
The following Bee Hive Girls are
attending the Stake Swarm in Pocatel-
o this week: Mrs. j. Ira Allen, Bee
Keeper; Misses Erma Walker, Chloe
Hunter, Elsie Tyler, Leora Ralphs, /,
May, Alice Taysom, Mable and
Jodema Jensen. l.
The Mutual Improvement Society
a party Wednesday afternoon in
of Miss Vera White who is leav-
ngto teach school in Albion. Miss 4
White has been a teacher in the Rock
and school the past two years and
vas well liked by all who knew her. l
The Presidency of the Stake Ward at
'ocatello visited Rockland Sunday.
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