The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-10-29
PRESIDENT OF BANK DEAD.
L. d. Alfred Of Bull State Bank, Died
At Boise.

| Dull, OCt. AtIuy 1.-Two.
Peter Nelson of Castleford, was in
busy Bull Saturday.
| w. J. Straley is building a six-room
residence on his farm, four and half
miles southeast of Bull.
A dance will be given Friday even
ing in the Opera house. Holmes or
chestra will furnish the music.
| Mr. and Mrs. Sam Nihart returned
from the carnival Saturday.
| M. c. Merrick of the Salt Lake Hard
ware Co., is in town, looking after bus
mess interests.
! A. r. Fredenh.gen and Miss Anna
| Lindstrom went to Twin Falls, We'd
nesday, to attend the carnival.
| w. II. Russom was in town on bus
mess Saturday.
| Mrs. Theo T. Davis made business
trip to the Magic City, Saturday morn
| ing.
| Earl Totten, Ebert Sherman, Earl
and Harold Brooks, composed party
who went to Twin Falls Saturday
evening to attend the dance.
Ralph Brown has recovered from a
severe case of tonsilitius.
| Mrs. Ella Kingsley and Mrs. T. M.
Miller (sister of John Schooler) Will
liam Walker, Mrs. Elizabeth Schooler
and Miss Cora Schooler, went to Twin
Falls Thursday to attend the carni-
val.
E. r. DuBose left for Twin Falls
| Saturday evening" accompanied by M.
| C. Hooker and John Mcdonald.
Earl Stanley is stopping at the
| Schroeder home for his health.
w. o. Carlisle went to Twin Falls,
| Saturday evening.
| Mr.. Southworth has just received a
| new Haylor thresher, the representa-
tive which left Saturday evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Howe were up
| from Abbey, Friday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Marshall, were
| in from Salmon river, Saturday, doing
shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. John N. Hopkins and
Mrs. e. A. Wyatt were entertained at
dinner Friday by Mr.. and Mrs. T. T.
Davis.
day from the carnival.
Florence Owens went to Rupert
Wednesday to visit over Sunday with
her sister.
Mrs. Dave Ford, Irene Ford, Flor
ence Neer and Ruth Neer, came home
from Twin Falls, Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. D. L. Barstow and
Mrs. F. S. Marshall, who went to Boise
to attend the grand lodge of l. O. O.
F., returned Friday evening. They re-
port glorious time.
Fred Ebersol left Saturday for his
old home in Iowa. Mr.. Ebersol has
had a very serious case of typhoid and
is going home to spend the winter in
hopes of regaining his health. He ex-
poets to return in the spring.
Miss Hazel Baine came up from
Filler Tuesday and at present is stop
ping with Mrs NJ G.. Ware.
Mrs B. Sober received word the
other day that his three children were
suffering with typhoid, so he left Fri
day for his home in Oklahoma. Mr..
Sober came here about month ago
with B. S. Brainard and has been
working on the Doc Pitt residence up
to the time of John Stanley's disap-
pearance.
w. l.. Hubbell has purchased the
barn of the Milner-P errine Lumber Co.
and moved it to his ranch one and one
fourth miles west of town.
Miss Margaret Shields, who has
been attending school in Twin Falls,
came down on the freight Friday even
ing and visited over Sunday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Shields.
Mr.. Pleasant Newban, brother of
Mrs. l.. B. Jennings, is here on visit.
John SOmerville, who has been here
about two months, and who made final
proof last Tuesday, left Friday even
ing for Manson, Iowa.
VIM. Doll, a brother of Miss Marzella
Doll, was here visiting from Wednes-
day until Monday.
E. VanSyckle of the firm OF Osgood
& Van SICKLE, Is suffering with a
sprained wrist caused from falling
down cellar last Monday night.
Mrs. George Eveleth entertained the
ladies of the st. Elizabeth Guild
Thursday afternoon. She served the
ladies with mince pie. coffee, cream
and cake. Mrs. ]. M. Butler, mem
Der of the Guild at Shoshone, was
present and met the ladies. They will
meet next time with Mrs. RUDE Brown
The basket ball girls have organized
under the leadership of Miss Harriott
Nelson. The players, who are Cora
Schooler, Judith Sandberg, Vivian
Mullens, Joy Wheeler, Mabel Wheeler
Lille Lindstrom, Hazel Alfred, Lola
Taylor, Florence Neer and Irene Ford
are In high spirits, as the outfit came
last week. They expect to begin play
ing Tuesday evening. with Miss judith
Sandberg and Joy Wheeler as cap.
tains.
Clarence Smith has returned from
his trip through Montana, Utah and
Nevada, in search Of work horses, but
without success. He attended the big
horse sale at Ogden.
Miss Villa Eden made her usua
weekly visit with her parents at Muir.
laugh, Sunday
Claud Oliver and his family are liv.
ing in one Of the Larsen buildings.
J The Weeter Lumber Co. Is building
an addition to their lumber shed.