American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1922-07-20

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Mr.. and Mrs. George Peterson and
family and George Freeman picnicked
up East Fork Sunday.
EDWARD Curl of Heglar visited
Rockland Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Donnelly Of
Heglar visited Rockland Wednesday.
Girls Have Ball Team
Rockland girls have organized a
kitten ball team The lineup is as
follows: Olga Walker, captain; Eta
Red, manager; Ora Walker, Lodema
Hampton, Beatrice Nelson, Louise
Richardson, Alice Spillette, Rosalind
Josephson, Zina Eliason, Myrtle May.
Mary Moth of American Falls is Wis
iting Margaret Peterson this week.
George Gerard and daughter Erma
and Ernest Lowry transacted business
lin Pocatello Monday.
Miss Maud Josephson is spending
the week with Mrs. Jessie Zohl.
DR.. and Mrs. v. G. Logan of Amer
lean Falls visited friends in Rockland
Sunday.
The following picnicked up East
Fork Saturday and Sunday: Mr.. and
Mrs. H.. q Grant and family, Leona
Kay, Grace Craven, Jennie F~rodsham,
and Ruth Harris.
Mrs. Henry Jensen returned from
Twin Falls Saturday, where she has
been visiting her daughter and son.
Miss Pearl Frodsham left Monday
for Ogden to spend her vacation in
Ogden Canyon.
Mrs. Nip Nelson is working In the
bank while Pearl in on her vacation.
Miss Vera Anderson spent the week
end at Miss Pearl Frodsham's.
Entertains Young Folks.
Mrs. J.. w. Frodsham entertained
the following young folks at her home
Thursday night: Misses Vera and
Gertrude Anderson, Eva Peck and
Leone Cox, Messrs. Harvey Anderson,
Harry Teal, Archie Robinson, Clar-
ence and George Peck.
A delicious dinner was served af-
ter which games and music was en-
joyed.
Miss Gene Baughwinkle OF Poca-
tello spent Saturday and Sunday with
her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn ByiAgton were
dinner guests att he home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Jensen Saturday.
Mabel Jensen went to Twin Falls
Saturday morning to visit. Her stay
is indefinite
Mr.. Jim Andersen vas badly hurt
last week by a fall from a wagon. He
is slowly recovering.
Ira Clark had a sunstroke Wednes-
ady while working in the field.
J.. F. Hautzinger opened up his inn
plement house Monday so farmers will
be able to get extras for their machin-
cry.
Pat Clark, daughter Opal and little
grand daughter, of Stone, are visiting
old friends and relatives in Rockland
this week.
L. A. Peck was badly hurt this week
when he fell from q hay wagon.
The farmers report a double crop
of hay this year.
Rockland valley crops are badly in
need of rain. Unless it o it
will be too late for a number Of the
wheat fields.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Ogden and
and Grandpa Grimes were din
ner guests at the Fisher home Sun
day.
Arnold Kemper and mother return
ed 10 Boise Saturday after a two-weeka
vacation at Landing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Cowman of Po-
visited Indian Springs Nata-
forum Sunday afternoon. Miss Laura
Cowman, who has been visiting their
brother some time, returned with
hem. L
Mrs. Cora E Darling returned home
Monday from Minidoka, where she has
been the past two weeks.
Attend Conference.
Mrs. Ernest Ogden, Grandpa Grimes
Saturday from Bellview, where they
Saturday from vellview, where they
lave attended Sunday school confer
nee. They will report on it Sunday.
w. w. Bennion of Twin Falls was a
BUSINESS visitor in Rockland Tues
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Peterson, Mrs. Earl
and Miss Louise Ensign of Roy
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Peterson and /
Iiss Myrna Moreshead of Ogden pic
licked up East Fork Sunday.
Mrs. Lou Richardson entertained at
inner Sunday the following: Mr.. I
nd Mrs. Joe Webb and family, Mr..
nd Mrs. Ed Webb, Forrest, Jim, and
Webb
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Allen, Mr.. and F
lrs. George Gerard and Mrs. VIM
reeman spent Sunday last with Mr..
nd Mrs. ID. Ray Moss.
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