The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-12-24
A. B. Marsh of Clear Lake, was in


A. B. Marsh of Clear Lake, was in
the city Sunday.
Horace Cammack left Friday for
Canyon City, Colorado, where he will
spend the holidays with his sister,
Mrs. R. w. Johnson. During his alb
sence Ralph Cammack will be in
charge of the clothing store.
o. Clark Stone left Friday for Boise
to appear before the state land board
on Saturday. He returned Sunday.
| Frank Baker will ride the Woodman
goat Thursday night.
| H. B. Evans and Bert Atwood went
to Twin Falls, Sunday on business.
The Bull chorus and male quartette
are practicing hard for the entertain
ment in the opera house Christmas
Eve.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard F. Wiseman
have commenced housekeeping in the
Frank Eveleth house on Main street.
Carl Osterburg went to Twin Falls,
| Sunday evening to meet his Alliance.
| Walter Hyle left Friday. evening for
Boise, where he will appear before
| the state land board.
| Ross Ellison was in Twin Falls on
business, Monday morning.
D. Cameron, representative of the
Idaho Paper Co., of Boise, was in Buhl
Sunday.
Jim Howard made flying business
trip to Twin Falls Sunday.
Leonard Wiseman has taken the
contract to put up ice for Hotel Bull.
He commenced today. Alas for those
merry skaters!
H. c. Bryant of Hagerman, was in
Bull, Sunday.
! Charlie Shark moved E. j. Shermer-
horns wife and baby up to Bull from
Hagerman. Sunday.
/ John Smith returned from Twin
Falls, Monday, where he has been at
tending court. His case has been dis
missed
Mr.. and Mrs Dalquist entertained
large number of young people on
Friday evening at their country home
in honor of their daughters, Miss Car
rie and Nora Dalquist, who came home
that evening from Buhl. The evening
was spent in dancing, the music ceas-
ing at midnight, at which time dainty
refreshments were served. Everyone
who had the pleasure of attending had
very merry time.
Mail Carrier Price and wife, who
live near Cephas, had quite serious
accident happen while driving into
Buhl Friday evening. In front of the
Belknap place, the horse caught his
foot in the culbert. Mr.. Price left his
wife to hold the horse, while he went
into Belknap's for assistance, so Mr.
Belknap came out to lend helping
! hand. The horse when released, be.
r came excited, plunging forward anC
/, knocking Mrs. Price down. In the &C
, cident Mrs Prices collar bone was
. broken She was brought into the
) Hotel Buhl about nine o'clock, where
she will probably be confined for abou
four or five weeks.
: In the opera house tonight will ap
pear Miss Gloria Dare (the Rocky
, Mountain Crib and her vaudeville ant
5 electrical show. Miss Dare has three
) octave range of voice and has beer
l pronounced by the press everywhere
3 as the best singing cOmmedienne II
vaudeville today. She also carries {
/, 81 900 electrical outfit, including floot
. lights, spot lights and 5000 feet o
j feature film put on by an experienced
! operator.
: On Saturday evening, basket socia
!, was held at the school house In thu
Deep Greek district for the purpose o
! purchasing an organ for the. school
r.. II. SHERMAN, tuc duCIlOuooI, ctdt0>
| that I'm order to be an ductioneer, on
must be good looking and also a goo'
7 liar" He said that there was Eonl!
, one other man In the house that wa
! capable Of filling the position beeidel
himself. that man being Bro. Baugh
man. Mr. Sherman was q very goo
lauctioueer,z o. he allowed no baske
ITO be sold for less than 81 90. Three d
the baskets went as high as $3.50, tha
being the highest price. Over $44.0'
. was realized from the social. Nor
than nifty were present, those from
town being Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Swan
/ I ner and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clutas
were more Gentlemen presen
II than ladies, ~ n there hdd boen NOR
! llAAtes present, even more would hav
been iealixad. AN report nerr,
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u Some time ago w. L. Hubbell espfe'
q bob cat in the canyon north Of hi
RI farm. So he set some traps for mi
: Bob" On Sunday he left the house
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