The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-12-24

100 acres three miles south of town to
A. F. Guinan of Seattle.
A. M. Mcpherson of Twin Falls, re-
gistered at Hotel Bull, Saturday.
R. NJ Hays of the Meigs & Hays I'M
plement house, returned from Twin
Falls, Wednesday afternoon.
G. G.. Gardner OF Wendell, was in
the city Friday.
Clarence Smith, the horse dealer,
made flying trip to Twin Falls, We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Harry Whitby has gone to Har-
risonville Mo-, where she will visit re-
latives. The McKihstry baby which
she has ben caring for, she left at
Chicago with a brother of Mrs. Nc
Kinstery.
Mr.. Hatfield leaves today for Bea-
yer City, Nebraska, where he will
spend the holidays with relatives.
M. R. Parker is building residence
in Missouri addition.
The Waters Nursey report larger
sale of nursery products in Buhl than
in any other district. They have sold
Just thing what great quantity of
fruit this will mean in the course of a
few years?
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Box Canyon, where he has been erect
| ing a fine residence for j. w. Ban
berry.
| NJ ]. Shiffler is building on Locust
street, neat residence for his family.
| Fred Hartwell Of ROSewOrth, was in
Bull Friday. He has one of the fin
est ranches on the Twin Falls tract.
Bert Atwood, who has been visiting
with his brother at Twin Falls, was in
the city Wednesday, returning on the
evening of the same day.
Fl. c. Bryant of Hagerman, brought
in another wagon of apples Saturday.
He reports an income from his or
chard of from $500 to $500.
Messrs. John Allen, Ed Sinclair,
Chas. Kasparek, w. R. Morrison and
Ligh Pugh attended the rabbit drive
| at Filler Friday. They succeeded in
getting one hundred and fifty rabbits
Altogether over one thousand were
rounded up. Another drive is planned
for Bull on New Years day Every
one should turn out.
John Bueford is on the sick list.
On Thursday afternoon large num-
Der of Miss Anna Lindstrom's friends
met in the old school house, from
WuclCc lAcy WOAt III q OOuy " hSA
home and showered her with many
beautiful presents The shower was
planned by Mrs. E. a. Wyatt and Miss
Mary Hinckley, who deserve much
credit.
Miss Joy Wheeler was pleasantly
surprised on Friday evening, at hel
home two and half miles from Bull
by a number of her young friends
| in !.
hay rack by Mr.. Frank Craig Miss
Joy was taken completely by sur.
prise, but nevertheless, she royalty en-
tertained her young friends. The even
!, ing was spent in making candy ant
: popping corn. Refreshments consisting
of candy, pop corn, apples and oranges
| were served. The guests brought Miss
Joy a dainty mounted picture, which
} remembrance of the occasion sht
greatly appreciated. Those presen
, were Jasper Rogers, Marvin Monroe
i Oswell Cheline, Harold Ford, Clarenct
Davis, Ralph and Ray Weaver, San
. Stradley, Kenneth Shark, Charlie an(
: Francis Wheeler, Ray Cammack, LII
} lie Lindstrom, Joy and Mabel Wheeler
Ina Craig, Edna Weaver, Cora School
Ter, Retta Shark, Irene Ford and Haze
Alfred.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wicken ant
, Master BERTHE Wickem of St. Anthony
and Mrs. John Hawkes., the mother o
Mrs. Hopkins, from Preston, arrived IL
Bull Saturday. They will spend th'
holidays with the Snodgrass and Hop
kins families.
Il Seymour Fairchild was passengel
to the county seat Wednesday.
DR.. and Mrs. D. P. Albee and Maste1
( Joe, left Monday evening for Salt LAX
City, where they will spend the holt
l tdays.
IL Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Alliver, Mr. ant
mrs. Elton Spike, ana Gordan Bennett
i composed q party Sunday who left TO
r. Echo, oregon. to spend the holiday
Il With fytends.
1 NJ #. Candland ~ Salt Lake. was h
. Bull Saturday and Sunday on bust
0 ness.
RI Ben williamson and =. A. Milne
i. vent to Twin Ealls. THURSDAY. return
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