The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-09-10
Henry j. WALL Abstracts. | 3 years experience.

Mrs. George Shewman and daughter
Elsie, left Saturday for Twin Falls,
where they will visit with Mr.. Shew-
man, who is an employee of the Bell
Telephone Co. at that place. They eX-
pect to move to Twin Falls about Sep
TENDER 29th.
We are all waiting for the next is
sue of The Bull Banner" but it is in
vain we wait. The first week saw her
watt gently on the breeze, then disap-
pear forever. Thomas Dovery, the ed
itor and Mr. W. H. Hornibrook are
going to Twin Falls to start Demo-
cratic newspaper. They will move the
printing plant some time this week.
Did yo' heah dem weddin' bells?"
MI. Worth o. Bull and Miss Jessie
Angel were united in wedlock Sunday.
Mr.. Bull is very enterprising young
man of this place, and formerly of
Kentucky. He at one time owned land
four miles west of Buhl. There are
great many, no doubt, who. in passing
this house, have noticed the sign
worded thus: "Wanted-A woman, or
Buyer for This Placef He got both,
so, you see, it pays to advertise.
Miss Jessie Angel, the bride, is from
! Sucker Flat, where she has been teach
ing school during the past term. Miss
Angel is a very amiable young lady
and has a host of friends. They have
| left for Yellowstone Park. where they
will spend their honeymoon. All who
know this happy couple join in con.
CALCULATIONS and wish them happi
ness.
Miss Anna ]. Fisher, who has beer
visiting with her sister, Miss s. Kate
Fisher and brother Frank, who live
west of Bull, returned to ST Paul las
Monday, where she will resume he
duties as teacher Miss Fisher eXpect
to return next summer. She is al
experienced teacher and has charge o
the ungraded room at ST. Paul. Thi
room is for the benefit of the slow pu
Pill, as we'll as the swift, and prove
a great help to those who wish to max
up back studies and pupils coming il
from different schools. An ungrade
: room would prove great help in tn
Bull public school, on account of S
many pupils coming in from all owe
the United States.
The Runyon boys have purchased
fine new Studebaker hack.
The big Opera house is nearing com
: pletion.
} The temporary school house wa
finished Saturday.
Work on Doc. Pitts residence vii
, commence this week. John Stanle
r has the contract.
e Mention should be made of the HOP
out at Sandhagens fine new residence
seven miles west of Bull, last Satu1
day evening. About fifty were presen
and all had very enjoyable time.
delightful luncheon was served at mic
night by Mrs. Sandhagen, who tried
make every one as happy as possible
e Those present from town and nea
e were Mr.. and Mrs. j. Warren Whit
S Roy Haywood and Miss Villa Edel
Cliff Evans and Elsie Hubbell Mr.. M,
a Cormick and Kate Gurnea Mr.. ar
e Mrs. VIM. Thompson, Mr.. and Mr.
II Tom Morris, John Stanley, Mr.. al
e Mrs. w. L. Hubbell and Mr.. Hatfiel
II Mr.. McWinnie and Miss McCrate wei
y present from Twin Falls.
A Clarence Smith has gone to Bois
J. for another carload Of horses.
is Quite a number of Buhlites went |
e to Twin Falls Labor Day to attend Il
L big bucking contest
/ Miss Winifred Evans went to Tw
q, Falls Sunday.
S Miss Kate Gurnea has accepted p
" sition as clerk at Ed. Larson's store.
" The heavy rainfall Monday W;
K, quite refreshing after the hot days du
+ ing the past week.
Bull will soon have another me
- market. The Howard boys, Bruce al
= Amos, are going to go into the butch
E business soon They are building ne
to the old school house on Broadwa
" Although we already have one go
8. meat market, we need still anothe
=. With the constant increase of popul
le ton one meat market is unable to su
. ply the demands of the people of bool
ing Bull.
as A new building is being built O
.d posite Overbaugh & Fredenhagel
to meat market. When completed t
postotfice will be moved to this bull