The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-09-17
LOTS OF ExCarEn1Nr At BUN,

LOTS OF ExnTEHExr At BULL.
TAsft and Runaway Arouses West
Enders.
Buhl, Sept. II, 1908.
The plans are out tor new hotel ut
Clear Lake.
Miss Nancy Vance came in on the
freight Saturday to visit until Sunday
night with Mrs. j. H. Shields.
Rev. c. 8. Wheeler, the Methodist
minister from Vale, Oregon, and hts
wife, will be here soon. He will
preach at this place and Filler.
Mrs. Laura Morgan, the mother Of
Mrs. George Lane and Mrs. c. S. Peck,
left Saturday evening for her former
home in Missouri, where she will
spend the winter. During her stay
here she has been visiting with Mrs.
Lane and Mrs Peck
Mr. and Mrs T. T. Davis, Mrs. e. A.
Wyatt and Miss Mary Hinckley went
to the river for fruit Wednesday.
T. w. Snodgrass went to Twin Falls
Saturday morning and purchased a
fine piano for the big opera house
Mrs. F. N Uhrland and Miss Sophie
Couthman came up from Riverside to
attend the big opening dance Thursday
night.
Granville Paul has added a new
coat OF paint to his residence on
Broadway.
j. W. Howe visited and took dinner
Wednesday with Mrs. T. w. Snod-
grass.
Charlie Cludas is having a very ar
tistic barn built on the rear of his lot
on Main street by Contractor Stanley.
Mr.. o. G. Chamberlain was in the
city Saturday on business.
The opening dance given Thursday
evening in the big opera house by
Hopkins and Snodgrass proved to be
one of the most enjoyable affairs ever
given in Bull About fifty couple
glided about on the beautiful white
maple floor to the sweet strains of
Sandhagen's orchestra, until the hour
OF two. The only thing that was mis-
sing was supper, but this was no fault
OF Hopkins and Snodgrass. 1t would
be we'll in the future for one OF the
lodges to serve luncheon in one end
of the hall, since the hotels seem un-
number. @H
Mr.. and Mrs. S. o. Kerley went to
Twin Falls Saturday morning on bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Marshall came
in from Salmon River to attend the
opening dance.
Mrs. Hanna and family were up
from the river Monday visiting with
Mrs. T. w. Snodgrass.
Mr.. J. W. Smith Is planning to have
a big celebration the 2Sth, 10Th and
Both of this month, which will include
a big bucking contest, balloon ascen-
sion horse races, etc.
Hopkins and SnOdgrass will give a
dance in the opera house on the even
ing of the twenty eighth and thirtieth
A moving picture show will appear
at the opera house on the evening of
the 18th
Margaret Shields. who is attending
school in Twin Falls, came home Fri
day and returned Saturday.
Mr.. W. j. Tull has returned from
the Portneuf-Marsh opening at Dow
ney where he secured fine piece OF
into a townsite.
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visiting her sister, Mrs W. Hausel
time for the opening dance
| George Reels, Carl Provins, Mr.
Peterson and DR.. Jane Shank were
among those who came down from
Twin Falls to attend the big dance
| Thursday night
Quite a little excitement was caused
| Ertd vxr1,o l.
came frightened in front of the Anti
Monopoly Drug Co. They ran between
the two hitching posts and on past the
| drug store on the sidewalk down past
E. A. Miners, tearing down his sigr
board. They missed the drug store
but, Mr.. Harris said, II thought sure
my time had come
Miss Villa Eden left Saturday even.
ing to spend Sunday with her parents
at Murtaugh
Carl Pielstick and Miss Alice Carna
han were among those who came dOwr
from Filler to attend the opening
dance.
T. W. Potter and L. La Master came
down from Twin Falls Saturday. Mr.
Potter returned the same day. Mr.. LII
Master will stay and improve Mr. Pot
| tcl . pldCc, Ouc-udlI IIlIle South AnC
two miles west OF Bull He intends tt
have 1t cleared and fenced and to have
a fine orchard put in.
| w. S. Harris left for Kimberly OF
the 1880 train Saturday. At that place
he hired rig and drove to Twin Falls
and returned to Bull by noon Ism
| that going some? He was lookinf
after political interests at thes,
places.
/ Frank Hutto, M. J. Sweeley, and ]
Benjamin Hall and wife were here OIL
| business Saturday.
/ Mrs. W. ]. Harger and son Gilbert
left Saturday for Missouri, where sh,
will visit for two months with he
mother and sisters at Harrisonvill,
and Kansas City.
J. K. Hart and John Peters were II
town Friday looking after political in
terests