The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-12-10

l. O Q a l.
P e r S O N A l. H.
Miss Blythe sprague has gone to
Miner to visit with her parents for
some time.
]. G. Rogers of Burley, is in the city
this week attending the session OF the
district court.
Mesdames Groves and A. Dufranse of
Boise, are visiting with Mrs. Edward
Barrett this week.
Judge G.. 0. Stockslager Of Haley,
was in Twin Falls Saturday looking
after legal matters.
]. T. Evans, the optician Of Boise,
was in the city the first of the aeE
looking after business in his line.
F. c. Cedarholm, one of the substan-
tial ranchers of the Filler neighbour
hood, was in the county seat Saturday
on business.
A. E. Wyatt of Bull, was in the city
over Sunday visiting with his son, Will
lard Wyatt, of the Twin Falls Trans
fer company.
Deputy Sheriff Dyer was visitor to
the west end of the tract the last of the
week, being called there on official
business.
Miss Hall, who is teaching school at
Kimberly, spent Sunday With her SIS
ter, Mrs. A. l.. Bradley. She returned
to her school duties Sunday evening.
| Sylvester Newton left Saturday even
ing for Indiana and other eastern
states to spend the winter. Mr. New
| ton will return to Twin Falls in the
| spring.
/ L. H. Sweetser of Burley, was in
town Saturday on business. He re-
ports the work on the government
south side works moving along at a
rapid pace.
G. w. Parks of the Idaho Real Es-
tate & Produce company, departed Fri
day evening for Michigan to spend the
holidays. He will return after the first
Of the year.
Judge e. A. Walters arrived in the
| city Monday and convened district
court Tuesday morning The docket is
not a very heavy one, there being but
one or two criminal cases.
Mrs. G.. A. Caproni arrived in Twin
Falls last week from Chicago to make
this place her home with her husband
Captain Caproni, who has been here
for the last six months practicing as
civil engineer.
A. l.. Bradley, proprietor of the Pho
neer harness shop, was in Bull Sun
day looking after his business in tina
thriving little city. Mr.. Bradley says
that his new harness shop is doing ;
fine business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doran Carter of Han
sen, were in Twin Falls over Sunda,
visiting with Mrs. Carriers parents. MI
III OdILGl 10 LuC PIOPliCtOl VI e1lO VI vi
store in Hansen and says that he i
doing a nice business there.
II Mr.. and Mrs Geo. e. Harlan an
family have moved into the city fror
| their ranch near Bull, and will resid
II here for the next two years. Mr.. Har
Ian will take up his duties as count
assessor the first of the year.
/
II Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ Butler of Buh
were in the city the first OF the wee
| looking up a business location The
have fine ranch on the Minidoka prt
ject, but find it impossible to max
anything by raising crops there
| present, SO they are looking for a bus
mess on the outside.
The Liberal Cigar store has change
quarters with Wood & Thomas, tt
real estate dealers, and now have
much larger room for their cigar ar
stationery store, which they sad
needed for their growing trade TT
change was made Sunday and they a.
now fixed up in hrst-class shape.
The Twin Falls Poultry Associate
are making III Unnecessary dlAaAe
ments to hold one OF the best poult
shows ever held In Idaho. The dat
set for the show are January 28-3
1909, and will be open for competitit
to the whole world. The associate
has secured the services Of one of Il
best judges In the entire United State
In the person Of D. T. Heinlich
Jacksonville, Ill, who has spent t
greater part OF his life in the poult
business. The association Is gettil
out a neat premium list Of about six
pages which Will contain the list