The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-05-07

Is working stopped the team.
Miss Eva Walton has gone to Muir
laugh to spent the summer with her
relatives there.
Sylvester Newton of Twin Falls Wis
tied his ranch North of Hansen.
John Hanimon, the father of Mrs.
Hldy, of La Grande, Oregon arrived last
| Wednesday to make his daughter a
visit
). D. Brewer, pioneer of this neigh
borhood, after maksng two trips to
points in Oregon, California and Wash
ington to find better location, has re-
turned to Twin Falls, and with the
help of his sons, is building a five room
house in that city.
L. j. Rauch returned to Hansen last
Saturday.
Raymond Cunningham has moved his
family to Rock Creek, to enter the en-
ploy OF one OF the ranchers there. His
place with j, r. Hinton will be filled by
Mr.. Whickar, who is Mr.. Hinton's half
| brother.
Miss Sadie Keith is recovering from
severe attack of sore throat.
Dr. Clouchek pronounes Mrs. Arthur
Babcock out of danger and his visits no
longer needed.
Mrs. G. W. Crater and daughter Meta,
are visiting old-tim friends at Meridi-
an and attending the Sunday School
convention at Boise.
| Joy and sorrow visited the home of
Ernest Smith last Thursday night.
Twins were born, a boy and girl. The
/ baby girl lived but few hours. At last
accounts the mother and the baby boy
were doing well. We sympathize both
in the sorrow and the joy.
Rev. G. r. Archer, conference evan
gelist of the M. E. phurch, preached an
excellent sermon and made an a, point
ment for the first and fourth SUNDAYS of
each month. He announced that 5000
had already been subscribed for his
work here and that church building
will be erected as soon as lots can be Sc
cured.
Vacat ton days have come and the
school days for the term just ended are
a thing of the past. School closed last
Friday at noon with very appropriate
exercises. Early in the morning pu-
pills and parents were vending their
way to the school building in anticipa-
ton OF happy time listening to the
choice program that had been prepared
for the parting o occasion. Many appro-
pirate pieces and songs were rendered
by the pupils and some of the instlu-
mental parts were worthy of much
praise. Prof. Arthur Scranton, and
Miss Vivian Bixler have made good and
faithful teachers for the past year and
they report very fatteringly on the eff
forts AMI conduct of the pupils. T. e.
Griswold, clerk of the school board was
present and made few remarks. He
encouraged the forming of base ball
and basket ball teams for the summer
months, also the open library for use of
pupils during vacation. Mr.. Scranton
made some very spicy romarks, which
greeted by one and all with hearty ap-
plause. At o'clock p. m. basket ball
was played, girls versus boys. The girls
put the boys down and out by score of
y to 8. But the boys say ''they can't
do it again.
Report of pupils neither absent O
tardy for the month ending May LIST.
PRINCIPALS ROOM
Ersie Smith, Rec Morrison, Belle
Williams, Adelaide Cozzens, Cora
Galley, Hugh Galley.
MISS BIxLER's ROOM.
Willie Rush, George LaCourse, Har-
aid Smith, George Redhead, Ehrsel
Frahm, Arlie Smith, Harry LaCourse,
Theme Robinson, Harold Hughes, For
est Hargrove, Clinton Hughes, Fay
Frahm, Ernest Williams.
Arthur Scranton, principal of the
school at Hansen, was Twin Falls Wis.
itor on Tuesday. He expects to be on
dress parade, in overalls, on his farm
the rest of the season.
F. E. Griswold was in the city of
Twin Falls, Tuesday on business CON
nected with the school work.