The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-11-12
BULL NOTES.
Correspondent Tells Of Busy Doings On
the West End.
Bull, Idaho, Nov. 10th, 1908.

business Friday and returned Satur-
day.
Iucian Shields went to Twin Falls,
Monday, where he expects to enter
school.
DR.. A. F. McClusky has moved into
his new residence.
DR.. Monroe is having erected a fine
barn on the back of his residence lot.
The first story is of stone
Mrs T. w. Snodgrass went to Twin
Falls, Thursday, on shopping tour.
The Bull Furniture House received
a large assortment of the latest de-
signs in wall paper, Saturday.
c. l.. Evans went to Murtaugh last
Monday on business.
Mrs j. W. Howe came up from Alb
hey, Friday, to attend the moving pic
ture show.
The street sprinkler was used for
the first time in Bull, Friday. The
driver is Bill Walker.
Mrs. j. S. Hart is suffering with ty-
phoid.
Andy Wilson and family have moved
into the upper story of the Bull Furn-
iture House.
Fred Baldwin is suffering with a
granulated eyelid, caused from piece
of straw flying in his eye while haul
ing straw co.
Mr.. and Mrs o. A. Almandinger and
son, from Detroit, Mich, are visiting
at the home of DR.. A. T.. McClusky
Mr.. Almandinger is a brother-in-law
of DR.. McClusky. They have been
thinking of going to Seattle, but the
Doctor and his wife are trying to per-
suade them to stay and think perhaps
they will succeed.
Overbaugh & Fredenhagen have pur-
chased a lot of fine turkeys for
Thanksgiving.
Will Walker was passenger to
Filler last Sunday, where he was the
guest of Miss Daisy Whinnery.
Earl Brooks went to Twin Falls Sat
urday evening to attend the dance.
Ray Overbaugh is building a res
taurant 20x24 on his lot south of the
Peoples Meat Market. He expects to
open the restaurant in about a week.
Joe Mcmillan will have charge of it,
A. r. Fredenhagen went to Three
Creek this morning after a fine bunch
of cattle.
The frame work Of the Baptist
church was commenced Friday.
Miss Mary Yingst Is suffering from
typhoid
Miss Sophie Couthman went to Twin
Falls, Saturday, to visit with friends.
She returned to Bull Monday.
l.. j. Johnson has, during the past
week, been on the sick list
Five young men arrived from Penn
sylvania Tuesday, to look over the
land on the west end. One of them,
Royal Mead brother of Mr.. Mead of
Holmes barber shop, is now employ
ed as meat cutter at the Peoples meat
market.
The basket ball girls are now play
ing in earnest. They expect to play
Twin Falls soon.
John Hubbell was promoted to the
sixth grade last week
The w. G. T. U. silver medal contest
advertised in last weeks issue to be
held tonight has been postponed in
definitely as Mrs. Hermiston has not
yet returned from California to drill
the contestants Lucian Shields has
withdrawn from the contest as he has
gone to Twin Falls,
George Mcdonnell and family have
moved into their neat residence on
their farm west of Bull
Miss Kate Fisher has been on the
sick list during the past week.
Mrs. G. 0. Stockslager and son, DR..
Stockslager, came up from HALEY Sat
urday. The doctor is much pleased
with Bull and thinks he will locate
here. He says Il never saw people sc
busy as they are here in Buhl,' but
he must remember that this is busy
Bull.
A brother of B. Boyd arrived from
Oklahoma, Saturday afternoon.
John N. Hopkins residence is near
ing completion.
Miss Sophie Couthman is visiting
with Mrs. George Marshall at Salmon
river.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. H. Jackman O
Steamboat Colo, drove through Bull
Monday evening in light rig on theil
way to Baker City. They drove al
far west of Bull as w, l.. Hubbell' s
where they remained for the night
Mr.. Hubbell came very near persuad
ing them to remain. Mr.. Jackmal
was very much pleased with what h
had seen of the country and said tina
ii he had not already made an agree
ment to buy barber shop in Bake
City, he would certainly remain, a
they have been on the road since Au
gust and are somewhat tired of trav
cling. They left this morning, ex
pecting to reach Hagerman by moo
and Bliss by evening, where they Wi
then go by rail to Baker City
The basket social given by the Bar
fist church Friday evening in tn
Woodman hall, proved to be a gres
success. Charades was the game {
the evening, after which each lad
was wrapped in a sheet and name
after some state in the Union, the
shadows being cast upon a curtai
and auctioned Off to the highest bic
der. The shadow bringing the highe,
price was that Of Miss Villa Eide
which was purchased by Mr.. Woot
head for eight dollars. The churc
feels very grateful to the people
Bull, as they cleared the neat sum
$50.
Judge Shields was in town today {
business.
O. D. Cole left for American Fal
today, where he has accepted q pos
to- wit th1