The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-06-25

| car OF cement saturday
Frank Bowers of Rock Greek was
In town Wednesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs B. F. Hoover spent
Saturday evening in Twin Falls.
A party of Oregon Short Line Off
Gals were in town last week on bust
ness.
VIII Lytle played ball with the
Hansen team last Saturday against
Buhl
M. Eignor was in from Rock Greek
last week plastering house for C.
e. Romig
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Thomas and
Mrs. A. S. Soule were in Twin Falls
Saturday.
Harry Denton was on an outing
trip Sunday to Shoshone falls and
Blue Lakes.
R. E. Wilforg OF Payette arrived
Monday and will start work at once
on his farm south OF town.
Contractor Dobson OF Pocatello was
In town the first of the week in the in
terest of the new school house.
The dance given in the hall Friday
night was we'll attended and every
body seemed to have a good time.
Tom Logan delivered car load of
hay to the Kimberly Supply & Pro-
duce Co., last week which they ship
ped east
Mr.. and Mrs W. H. Thomas and
Mrs. A. S. Soule arrived from Payette
Wednesday. They expect to return
to Payette Thursday evening.
Don't forget that Twin Falls is 60
Ing to celebrate the glorious Fourth
OF July in manner befitting the
best and liveliest town in Southern
Idaho
Geo. Oaks has moved out ON his
homestead and now is living the life
OF lonely rancher. He comes in
nome quite often to get a square meal,
however.
The Kimberly base ball team did not
play ball Sunday, they thought it
good idea to rest up. Manager Beck
en- is still receiving donations and will
thank you very much for small IA
vors. He has thirty-five cents al
ready.
w. G. Hall, the local manager Of the
Weeter Lumber Co., left Saturday ev-
ening for Colorado for few weeks
visit. 1t is understood that he will
bring lady back with him and that
they will start housekeeping in the
new home which he has just complet-
ed. The Kimberly people are glad to
see Mr.. Hall take this step and well
come their return to Kimberly. Mr..
Sparks OF Shelly is taking care of the
lumber yard during his absence.
Invitations were sent out last week
BY Mrs. Frank Burlington, for q sur
prise party to be given in honor OF
The Misses Brosse OF Rock Creek.
Saturday evening. Even though the
weather was not at all favorable, q
goodly number were in attendance. !
The trip was 80 nicely planned that
me party was able to get almost into
me house before any one knew of
heir whereabouts, making the sur
prise complete success. The party |
was first highly entertained by sew
oral vocal solos by Mr.. Johnson ash
sisted by his sister. Miss Johnson,
Who brought out the accompaniment
"a IA0 PlduO III uue style. Inc Misses
8rose then favored us with a duet.
after which Mr.. Rice recited his favor
te poem Alaska" Japanese lanterns
we're hung on the gallery and music
furnished for those who wished to r
lance. In the peanut contest, Miss
Williams won the first prize for the
aides and Mr.. Stricken for the gem
lemen as they we're successful In
passing the largest number Of pea
luts from the table to a dish with a
poon held in the mouth, thus showing
he best talent for a Good Shoveler -
sandwiches and coffee, ice cream and
trawberries and cake were served as
The party departed at
n early" hour and left the Brosse
amily to talk over the surprise.
he Times representative was one Of
he many In attendance and will speak
or all, by saying that no one left
Wishing for better time and sends
thank you" to Mrs Burlington for
er kindness.
PLAN FOR IRRIGATION.
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