American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1922-02-17
Rockland
GIVEN BuNDLE SHOWER.

GIVEN BUNDLE SHOWER
A Bundle Shower was given Mr..
and Mrs. Melvin Walker on Wednes-
day last A number of the brides
friends were present and she was the
recipient of many beautiful and USE
ful presents. The evening was spent
in playing games and a delightful sup
per was served.
The invited guests were: Misses Cas-
sic Jensen, Theora Jensen, nRuth
Harris, Lodema Hampton, Vera White,
Violet Jensen, Ora and Olga Walker,
Elsie Allen, Clariece Lowry, Myrtle
May, Louise Richardson, Rachel and
Reah Fifield, Zina Eliason, Pearl
Thorn, Jennie Frodsham, Frances
Hautzinger, Mrs. Jessie Zahl, Mrs.
Fern Allen, Mrs. George Peterson, and
Mrs. d. S. Moss. Everyone had a good
time and wish the Bride and groom a
very happy and prosperous life.
Mrs. Ernest Ogden and Mrs. Jessie
Zahl entertained the primary classes
h Sunbeams and Stars, Saturday af-
ternoon, at the Congregational church.
Refreshments were served and the
little ones had a very good time.
Those present were Evelyn and Madge
H~autzinger, Bobby and Logan Ewing,
Doris and Dorothy Miller, Marion and
Annabel Ogden, Robert Peterson and
Walter Jones.
Mrs. E. J.. Hendricks entertained a
number of little folks at her home
Friday in honor of her son Georges
18th birthday anniversary. Ice cream
and cake was served and they all re-
port a good time. Those present were
Misses Nadia Sanders, Frances Knott,
Margaret Peterson, Elva Barr, jose
phine Frodsham, Pearl Jensen, Olive
Richardson, Messrs. Orland Nelson,
Lee and Ivan May, Ray Spillette and
Raymond H~autzinger.
Newton Kemper and Sam May of
Landing spent the week end at the
Carse Beam home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Nelson and fam
lily of Little Greek were guests at the
Joe Nelson home Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Clawson of Land
ing spent Saturday at the E. ]. Hend-
rick home.
Alvin Scott was taken to the hospital
in American Falls Monday where ne
will undergo an operation for appen-
dicitis.
Ernest Ogden made a business trip
to Pocatello Saturday.
Pietro De Giovene is a business Wis
itor at Pocatello this week.
Miss Cassie Jensen is again at work
in the Rockland Nero. after a few
days absence on account of her sis
ter's operation.
Mrs. Nettie Post was absent a few
days from her work in the Morris Store
an account of illness.
o. o. Ogden has returned to Poca-
tello after visiting a few days with
his mother Mrs. M. A. Ogden.
Alvin Elsenpeter of Landing was a
Rockland visitor Monday.
Raymond EIsenpeter of Landing is
staying at the e. ]. Hendricks home
during the bad weather so he may
attend school.
Ed Morris is back at work after an
absence of two weeks on account of
Illness.
The costume Valentines Dance held
at the Brick Hall Friday night, was r
complete success. Mrs. Fern Allen
and George Frodsham took the prizes |
The Juniors of the R. H. 8. served
candy and everyone had a fine time.
The worst snow storm of the season
swept over Rockland valley Saturday
afternoon.
Miss Namoia Lasley went to Ameri-
can Falls Friday where she will start
work in the telephone office.
Miss Pearl Thorn spent Saturday
and Sunday in American Falls.
Those who attended the dance at
American Falls Saturday were: Misses
Pearl Thorn, Namoia Lasley, Vera
White, Fern Allen; Messers George
Frodsham, Gene Barkdall and Arthur
Nelson.
Sam Adams and the Manager of the
idaho Power Co. were Rockland visit
ors Saturday.
The Rockland High School spent
W periods Monday honoring the
great man Abraham Lincoln with a
program.