The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-08-27

The Rev. Mrs. st. John of Salem,
Kansas, will speak in the Methodist
church Sunday. August 30th.
Mr.. M. Eignor left for Burley Tues
day to fulfill his contract of plaster
ing there.
Mr.. R. L. Cunningham and his inva-
lid wife, who is troubled with appendi-
citis, left for Arkansas where Mrs. Gun
ningham will be operated upon
John Smith went to Burley to take
short job. He expects to return to
Kimberly in time to work on the plas-
tering job Of the school house.
Mrs. S. McAdam of Rock Creek was
visiting her husband in Kimberly Fri
day.
Mrs. Fannie Roe and her daughters
OF Rock Creek, left Kimberly for Ba-
ker City, Oregon, to visit her son, w.
F. Roe.
F. E. Bigger will occupy his new
mansion near the power plant, in the
near future.
The Electric mill received over 500
sacks of grain up to Saturday and will
receive over 5000 bushels this week,
as per contract. This speaks we'll for
the Twin Falls tract.
James Colley of Payette, who is prov
ing up on his homestead on the North
Side, was in Kimberly on business Sat
urday
Kimberly's baseball team beat the
Buhl boys to the tune of .S to 6 at
Buhl Sunday. Ray Pettijohn pitched
wonderful game for our team.
Jackrabbits are getting scarce
| around Kimberly since Harry McCoid
shouldered his gun.
Joseph Sudweeks is recovering very
! rapidly from his recent accident. He
| fell off the roof of his house a few
| days ago.
| Roy Shannon, the little ranchman,
| and Clyde Kennedy were in town Sun
day, visiting w. M. Wilson.
Mrs. A. S. Soule and daughter left
| for Montana Saturday to help her hus-
band nurse his brother, who recently
met with an accident by the explosion
of gasoline stove, losing his wife and
receiving painful burns himself. A. S.
Soule left at once when he received the
news of the accident
O.. G. Zuck is busy planting his re-
naming forty acres with winter ap-
pies. He already has 400 trees planted
in rows. Mr.. Zuck says this is the best
country he ever saw for fruit. He
| knows; he's from Illinois.
Mrs. Geo. w. Osborne has recovered
from her recent Illness, which has last
ed since winter. We are all glad to see
her take her daily walks again.
Misses Katie and Ida Sawyer OF
Twin Falls were in Kimberly Friday
and attended the dance. They say they
were not sorry for making the trip, for
they had jolly time
Sam Batty made UP fishing party
Thursday They all went to the Snake
river Some did not have good luck
but said they will use other than jack
rabbit bait next time.
A. W. Petersen has bought a dandy
horse and now makes daily trips tc
Kimberly. attending to his interests
here.
The dance given by the hall owners
Friday evening was well attended
Many out of town people were pres
ent and all had good time, and stayed
until the lights went out The floor was
in f1rst-class condition. Mr.. McIntire
got busy Friday noon and used lots OF
elbow grease rubbing wax into the
floor.
Chas. ]. La Faivre and wife of Du-
range, Colorado, have moved on their
ranch, southeast of Kimberly, which
they have recently purchased and have
also rented good 40-acre tract ad-
joining. Mr.. La Faivre has from 1900
to 1000 fruit trees In nursery rows
which, he says, are doing far better
| than he expected
! DR.. Anderson of Twin Falls was in
Kimberly Friday on business
A consignment of lumber arrived
Friday for the new school house and
the men are at work in full blast again
A. Walker and wife were in town