The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-10-15

Mrs. Ida Bliss of Emmett, who has
been visiting with Mrs. ThOs. Holmes,
departed for home last Saturday.
Mrs. George Lane and Miss Vivian
Mullen were in Twin Falls Saturday.
Chas. Henry William Law is wiring
the residence of DR.. J. Otto Pitt.
Frank Fisher is building neat cot
tage on his farm, west of Bull.
Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Davis have rented
their farm to brother of Rev. G. F.
Wheeler. They expect to move to
town.
Ralph Brown returned Tuesday from
visiting his mother in Salt Lake City.
Cammack Bros. are moving into the
Hayford building.
E. r. DeBoise is doing the plumbing
on the DR.. Pitt residence.
Buhl Leroy Sandness, the two-year-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Sandness,
died last Monday in the Twin Falls
hospital, with spinal meningitis. The
remains were prepared for shipment
by Hunt e Co., Of Twin Falls, and were
received here by Evans & Johnson, and
buried in the l. o. o. F. cemetery. Bull
Leroy was the first babe born in Buhl
and was named after Frank BUM,
whom the city was named for. Mr..
and Mrs. Sandness have the heartfelt
sympathy Of all.
The monthly business and social
meeting of the Union Christian En-
deavor society, was held Monday even
ing at the home of Miss Hazel ALFRED.
Mrs. A. f. McClusky favored the young
people with vocal solo, and was
heartily encored. She responded with
a sweet little German song, which was
greatly appreciated An instrumental
duet was played in very credita5le
manner by the Misses Lola Taylor and
Lille Lindstrom, who responded to 4
hearty encore. Next, Miss Hazel Alfred
played a sweet instrumental solo and
lastly vocal duet was given by Mrs.
F. S. Marshall and Mrs. E. A. Wyatt.
After the musical program, which was
greatly appreciated, guessing COL
test, "a Penny for Your Thoughts
was INDUCED in. The first prize,
pretty chocolate cul and saucer, was
awarded to Miss Harriott Nelson, while
the bobby prize, a small brush broom,
was given to Mrs. E. A. Wyatt. The
contest being over, refreshments con-
sisting of watermelon was served by
the hostess. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. g A. Wyatt, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. + M,C.usky, Mr.. and Mrs. Russ w.
Alfred, Mrs. F. S. Marshall, Mrs. NJ :
Ware, the Misses Ethelyn Benson, Mil
licent Middleton, Harriet Nelson
Villa Eden, Lola Taylor, Lille Lind
strom, Cora Schooler, Hazel Alfred,
Messrs. R. M. Hays, H. l. Cammack,
Ray Cammack, Bishop and Lapham
Contractor John Stanley Git is doubt
ed that this is his real name) has dis
appeared 1t was reported that be
went to the hospital in Twin Falls with
typhoid, Saturday evening, but he was
seen in Bull after train time. Parties
who are interested in John Stanley and
are depending on him for the building
of their houses, telephoned to Twin
Falls yesterday but received word that
he was not at the hospital and had not
been there This of course. aroused
suspicion Inquiry was made and it
was found that he had walked to
Riverside Saturday evening and was
rowed across the river He told the
ferryman that he had just received a
telegram that his mother was not ex'
pected to live. The last known of him,
he had walked to Bliss and had there
bought a ticket to Goose Bay, Ore. As
to the telegram, there was none re-
ceived at this place. If he has left for
good (Which it is supposedly he has left
a great number of the Bull people in
very bad condition, but it is hoped
by all that everything will come out
right in the end. If he has flown the
coop for good it certainly will prove
lesson to the people not to put too
much dependence in strangers.