The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-12-17
PIONEER OF Bull MARRIED.
Leonard Wiseman Brings Home Young
Bride from Portland.
Buhl. Ida. Dec. 18th, IL


Matthew Scully was in the city Sat
urday.
Arthur Snodgrass visited over Sun
day in Twin Falls.
Attorney f. l.. Ashton OF Twin Falls,
was in the city Sunday.
Judge Barstow made flying trip to
Twin Falls Monday morning.
G. H. Hardesty will ride the Wood
man goat next Thursday night
Z. r. Sherman returned Saturday
from a business trip to Twin Falls.
Miss Leona Estes left Wednesday for
Miles City, where she will visit with
her sister.
The ladies of the Union Aid will
meet next Saturday with Mrs. Clar-
ence Peck.
Mrs. Russ w. Alfred entertained
Miss Nan Vance of Twin Falls, at din
ner Sunday
Warren b. Hoag of Twin Falls, spent
Sunday on his ranch three miles north
of Bull
Dave Ford has purchased fine
span of large mares from Thopmson,
the horse dealer.
W. l.. Hubbell, Bulbs lightning
shingler, is putting a lid on the new
Baptist church.
w. ]. Craner is limping about from
the effects of his ride Thursday night,
on the Woodman goat.
Grace Mcdonnell, the seven-yearold
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George Nc
Donnell is on the sick list.
The Autobiography Drug Co. is re-
ceiving a new coat of paint, which
adds wonderfully to its appearance.
Mrs. f. S. Marshall went to Twin
Falls Monday night to attend the East
ern Star lodge She returned today.
The Rev. and Mrs. E.. r. Hermiston
are going to spend the holidays in Los
Angeles with their daughter, Marjorie.
Horace CammacE returned Satur
day from Wendell, where he has been
visiting with his brother, Fred, of that
place.
Bert Atwood left for Twin Falls
Saturday, where he will visit with his
brother, who has just moved out from
Tennessee.
The Ladies' Emanuel Chapel Car
Circle has planned to have bazaar on
the 18th and already most Of the things
are sold. They expect to raise $1,000.
John Mills Of Hagerman, who for the
past few days has been the guest of W..
j. Craner, left this morning for Twin
Falls on business He expects to re-
turn tomorrow.
j. e. Schmidt left Sunday for his
home in Chicago. Mr.. Schmidt has
land west of Buhl, SO we feel sure that
he will some time return, altho he
does not know just when that will be.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Haughman are
the proud parents OF baby girl, who
made it's first appearance at their
ranch four miles west of Bull on Mon
day morning. Mother and babe are do
ing we'll.
DR.. j. M. Rogers is suffering with a
burned wrist. While filling a tooth,
the patient thrust up her arms, up
setting a bottle of carbolic acid, which
was setting on the bracket, the acid
running ON the doctors wrist.
Mr.. G. l.. Evans left for Twin Falls
Saturday evening, where he will be
occupied in building a neat residence
for his father Mr.. 7. T. Evans. When
the house is completed, Mr.. and Mrs
T. T. Evans will move to Twin Falls
w. l.. Hubbell received the sad news
Friday of the death of his sister, Mrs
Henry Wilson, of Madra, Ore, who died
November 4. The deceased leaves a
husband and large family of chill
dren, besides two brothers and one sis
ter, to mourn her DEATH
The dance given Friday evening in
the opera house, was not SO we'll at
tended as it should have been, al
though very pleasant time was en-
1oyed by all who had the pleasure OF
attending. Miss Nancy Vance, one OF
Twin Falls popular school teachers
was present She visited until Sunday
evening with friends, after which she
returned to Twin Falls to resume her
duties. Miss Vance will spend her va
cation in Bull.
Don't forget the NJ. w. A. dance in
the opera house on New Years eve. A
home cooked supper will be served in
the M. w. A. hall ty the Woodmen' s
wives. The menu will consist of oys-
ter soup, turkey, chicken, ham, celery
apple and cabbage salad pickles, cof-
fee, cake, cranberry and apple pie, tee
and apples. Who could wish for 6
better supper? They intend to make
this the SWEETEST affair ever given il
Bull. The tickets for the dance, in
Guiding supper for yourself and lady
are $3.50. They may be bought from
w. S. Harris of the Anti-Monopol,
Drug Co., or from any other Woodman
The work on the Baptist church i
progressing nicely end they expect t.
dedicate $4,000 building about tn
first of February. The building i
modern in every way The main audi
torium is 26x40 and the Sunday schoo
room is 22x1S. There will be a raise
floor and gothic windows. Mr.. an
Mrs. Hermiston have been receive
very kindly by the people of Bull, an
they have had good response to thei
effort to raise money for the church
>~-ATbev expect to get colony of Baptis
peonle IN. and with the so member
they now have have VIZ make stron
church. The Baptist stat tss~eetal2Xssnttlo
has voted $500 toward the support of
man on this field, so that a permane1
work can be maintained.
Probably but few of the people 0
the Twin Falls tract are aware of tn
fact that Bull has one of the fines
hot springs in the United States. Thes
springs are located about five mile
northeast of town. The water is a