The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-05-14
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A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs
l., j. Miller on Monday.
Miss Emily Crandall arrived ONE
last week from visit in Boise,
j. G. Bolton, of Chicago is visiting
his brother S. H. Bolton this week.
j. W. Craven, who was in Salt Lake
last week, returned home Monday.
Miss Frances Bacon, of Murtaugh,
spent Thursday in the city visiting
friends.
Mrs. e. c. Lavering returned Satur-
day from visit with relatives
in Caldwell.
Mrs. T. 0. Boyd returned the first of
the week from a visit with her children
in California.
S. Il. Ha milton returned Friday from
a trip to Colorado Springs where he Wis
tied with his family.
Mrs. j. V. Marshall who has been
| seriously sick for the past week is
some what bettea at present.
Mise Florence Higbee is having a
| ldlS C anu DdIQsOllG ItoitlCuCC ClCCbCd
on her property on Sixth avenue.
! Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Young have taken
up their resldence on Second avenue
eest, where they formerly resided.
A. l.. Bradley is taking a vacation
with his parents IN Kansas while re-
cuperating from his severe illness.
T. e. Ashton of San Francisco, ar
rived in this city last Saur day for Wis
it with his brother Atty. E. l.. Ashton.
Misses Mama and Edna Fleming OF
Ellensburg, WASH, arrived in Twin
Falls for visit with their father Robt.
Fleming
w. Fl. Eldridge who has been in his
natlye state OF Vermont visiting for the
past six weeks is expected home batur-
day.
The eighth grade defeated the high
school in basket ball and retain perman
ent possession of the trophy cup Offered
last year.
W. B. Hoag of the Wave rly hotel re
turned Sunday from visit in Michigan
and was accompanied by his cousin
Charles Collier.
E. f. Hill of Morris, Minnesota, ar
! rived in 're in Falls on Friday at las
week and will visit with his SONS G. M
. and w. s. Hill.
E K Brown, of Holly, Col, was
visitor in Twin Falls this week an(
/ seemed very favorably impressed will
the prospects of this tract.
| Rev. j. H. Barton of Boise spoke
l Sunday moning in the Presbyterian
/ church, and in the afternoon went t.
Hansen to organize church.
I Special services at Dunkard church
SATURDAY. afternoon at 300 p. N. Low
feast at 1880, regular services on Sun
day. Every body invited to attend.
/ Work on the foundation OF the ney
school building is being pushed rapid
/ and the work is being materially aide
by motar mixer run py donkey en-
| giue.
Mr., and Mrs. w. B. Wolfe, Mr. an
Mrs ] G. Granger and Miss Brittomal
Wolfe are planning on two weeks ou
l. ing in the foot hills at the close of tn
school year.
I. B. Perrine returned from Me-
Ork and other eastern cities Wednes
Jay where he has been IN the interrs
of the pro pressed electric road t
Wells, Nevada.
The Idaho Department store is IL
stalling a new Bowser kerosene pun
In the grocery department. in order t
more quickly fill the many orders ! i
that department.
II Mrs. Craven entertained small nun
Der of ladies at bridge whist last FIR
day afternoon. Each lady came wit
some Offering in eatables and the part
enjoyed dutch" treat.
Miss Fern Gaut is fourth in the plan
I contest which the Capital News
holding, her vote being $4,000. He
friends here hope that she may forge t
the top and win the piano.
III The result of the enforcement Of tn
dog license is beginning to be seen i
the scarcity OF ours on the streets an
the dearth of dog collars in the harnes
| shop and hardware stores.
II In order to relieve the eenergl deli,
cry window, Postmaster Greenhow b.
opened the carrior widow at the res
OF the lobby for the distribution Of tt
papers which have caused 80 much d
lay in handling Of the crowd at the d
livery window.