The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-11-05
ORATORICAL CONTEST AT BULL.
w. {. L. L. Will Hold DemOrest Con.
test November 10th.
Bull, Ida, Nov. 3, 1870

meeting of the Union Christian En-
deavor socity would meet Monda
evening with Mrs. f. S. Marshall, bu
on account of the Republican speak
ing on that evening, it will not NEE
until the first Monday in December
Miss Ethel Jacoby left Tuesday even
ing for Nampa, where she will vsi
for few days with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John X. Jacoby.
Thomas Clinton is erecting a nea
residence on his lot in Bull.
Miss Laura Griffith of Castleford, i!
staying at the home of Mrs. f. S. Mar
shall and attending the Bull higf
school.
A very enjoyable time was had by al
who attended the dance in the opera
house, Friday night. Among those
who were present from other towns
were Archer Douglas of Filler, Miss
Nita Baker Miss Nancy Vance, DR.
Jane Shank and C. d. Thomas of Twin
Falls, and Miss Gretchen Millner, who
is a student of the Academy of Idaho
at Pocatello.
Miss Ortha Waters of Twin Falls,
came down Saturday to visit with her
aunt, Miss Nellie Waters, who lives
two miles west of Bull.
N. T. King and son Ebert drove
over to Twin Falls Friday on business
and returned Saturday.
Miss Nita Baker of Twin Falls, Wis
tied Friday and Saturday at the house
of Mrs. F. S. Marshall.
A Pennsylvania club has been or
ganized at Twin Falls of which Miss
Nancy Vance is secretary. If there
are any Pennsylvanians here, Miss
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Miss Jane Shank of Twin Falls Wis
tied from Friday until Sunday evening
at the home Of her mother, Mrs. Ella
Shank.
Mrs. F. N. Uhrlaub Miss Ida But
Ter and Miss Sophie Couthman came
up from Riverside, Friday, to attend
the dance
The city street sprinkler arrived
Wednesday.
A. r. Fredenhagen went to Hager-
man, Monday, after band of sheep.
Miss Sophie Couthman went to Filler
Sunday, where she will visit for week
with her cousin, Mrs. e. Filler, who
lives southeast of Filler.
Work is now resumed on the Peck
building.
c. b. Selliken, the electrician, is
having a building erected on his lot
on Main street. 1t is 24x50 and will
consist of seven rooms. The front
room, which is 16x24, will be used as
a display room for globes, etc., while
Mr.. Selliken and his family will live
in the other part of the house. Mr.
Barrett has the contract.
A w. G. T. u silver medal oratorical
contest will be given in the opera
house Tuesday evening, November 10
Those taking part in the contest Will
be Hazel Alfred, Florence Neer, Cora
Schooler, Clarence Davis, Lucan
Shields and Melville Nihart. Besides
the speaking, there will be good
musical program. Everybody come.
No admission will be charged, but a
collection will be taken to pay ex-
penses.
A. r. Fredenhagen went to Rose
worth, Tuesday, for cattle. While |
there he was the guest Of Homer Axe,
who had a fine feast of venison spread |
for him.
Cliff Evans went to Twin Falls last
Friday to attend the carnival and Wis
tied over Sunday with his sister, Mrs.
A. F. Hauser.
Ye correspondent acknowledges a
pleasant call Sunday afternoon from
A. R. Fredenhagen and Miss Annaj
Lindstrom
Lola Taylor and Edna Weaver en-
tertained number of young people at
a Halloween party Saturday evening
at the home Of Lola Taylor. The house
was decorated with Jack-o-l anterns,
giving it that ghostly appearance pc
culiar to this particular night. VAR
ious games were played, among which
N.rit |
Crack" Joy Wheeler won the prize
in this, which was little rubber ele-
plant. A particular feature of the
evening was the way in which the
partners for supper were chosen. Two
of English walnut shells. In each
shell on the plate, passed to the girls
was question, while on the plate
passed to the boys were answers cor
to them. Dainty refresh
ments consisting of wall-door salad,
sandwiches, pickles, cake, hot choco-
late and fudge, wree served by the
young hostesses. A merry time was
had by all present, who were: The
Misses Joy and Mable Wheeler, Irene
Ford, Hazel Alfred, Florence Neer,
Retta Shark, Cora Schooler, Lille
Ruth Howard, Lola Taylor
and Edna Weaver, Master Ralph and
Ray Weaver, Ebert Sherman, Ray
Ward, Claud Campbell, Sam Stradley,
Lester Russell, Otis and Harmon Van
derford, Glenn and Leon Taylor, Jas
per Rogers and Luther Howard.
Halloween was also celebrated at
Snake River on Friday evening. Mr..
Arthur, well to do bachelor invit-
ed number of young ladies and gen.
Llemen to his home, where the even
ing was spent in the merry whirl of
1ancing At midnight the host served
The guests with coffee and cake, after
which the happy young people again
lanced to the merry tunes Of John
Blasts fiddle until the hour of two.
Those who had the pleasure of at
ending this enjoyable affair were the
Misses Elva and Bessie Davenport. ,
5andra Dahlquist, Powers, Goldie !
7ancher, Messrs Ralph and Ray Wea-
yer, Wayne and Lester Russell, Sam
Stradley Walter Stein, Fred Clute