The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-12-17


II. C. Geer and Il. A. Wyatt made
final proofs Tuesday.
Col D. w. Brunk of Twin Falls, is in
town today on business.
Chas. Kasparek has purchased a
large span of mules.
| H. w. Unger has accepted position
with the Bull Pioneer.
| L. H. Gurnea is putting the roof on
Mr.. Sharks new stone residence.
w. d. Southworth and daughter
| Grace, registered at Hotel Bull today.
Mr.. Joyce has opened up neat shoe
shop opposite the Peoples Meat mar
| ket.
Leon Calhoun of Roseworth, was in
the city Monday and Tuesday on bust
ness.
p. j. Pringle of Kimberly, is in the
city in the interest of the Waters MUIR
| Sery.
Lucian Shields is back once more.
| FIe expects to enter the Bull public
school soon.
The Bull Furniture house expect to
build soon on the rear of their lots, a
ware house 25X25,
A. r. Fredenhagen and Miss Anna
Lindstrom made a business trip to
Twin Falls yesterday.
w. H. Clifford of Hagerman, who
has been in the city shopping for the
past few days, left yesterday.
The management of the Hopkins
Snodgrass opera house announce a
grand ball on Christmas night.
Jack Firth came up from Thousand
Springs, Monday, with load of APP
pies. He returned Tuesday.
Tom Morris has disposed of his in
terest in the Office Saloon, and intends
to be farmer in the near future.
You had better hurry up girls! Leap
year is nearly gone If you don't the
old bachelors will get ahead of you
E. A. Miners big feed barn is now
complete He expects to store 25O
ton of baled hay in the near future.
The office of the Bull Investment
company is being moved today from its
old location to the corner of Main and
Broadway.
Mrs. ]. H. Shields leaves this even
ing for Twin Falls, where she will
visit with her niece, Miss Nan Vance,
for a week or two.
Prof Norris the ventriloquist, had
large audience on Saturday and Mon
day nights. Some think it was the
best show that ever nit the town.
The Union Sunday school are plan
ming to give free program and
| Christmas tree on Christmas eve, in
the opera house. Everybody is invit-
| ed.
Mrs. J. w. Howe spent last week in
Twin Falls, where she has been hav-
ing some dental work done. She came
home Saturday, but returned again on
Monday.
H. E. Baldwin and FAMILY have NOV
| ed to Kennewic, Wash, where he will
be engaged in the lumber business We
are sorry to lose this family, and hope
that they will be successful in their
new home.
Judge Uhrlaub returned from Twin
Falls Sunday accompanied by John
Maxwell cashier of the National bank
of Twin Falls. Mr. Maxwell will spend
the week at Riverside farm, hunting
! ducks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sandhagen en-
tertained at their home seven miles
west of Bull on Sunday evening: Mr.
and Mrs. c. D. PEBBLES, Mr.. and Mrs
B. S. Brainard and son Carl and G.
F. Selliken.
E. A. Miner is talking of building q
fine two-story brick building ON his lot
This looks as If we re going to have
building going on in busy Bull, all
through the winter months
| Clarence Smith has returned from
| Walla Walla, Wash, with carload OF
horses. In order to secure these horses
Mr.. Smith has travelled over 200C
miles, having gone all through Ida
no, Montana, Washington and Oregon
The Bull Furniture House have
made good their promise. To the new
bride and groom, they presented {
handsome rocker There is another
rocker waiting for George Wade. The
bachelors had better get a move on
as this offer may not last for ever.
School will close fer the holidays OF
Wednesday, December %, on which
date the high school, fifth, sixth, sew
enth and eighth grade will give a yer,
interesting program in Miss Middle
tons room. Every one come and yol
will hear something good.
Mrs. John n. Hopkins entertained a
dinner Sunday in her new residence
, Mr.. and Mrs. j. M Abbott Mr.. an
! Mrs. ]. w. Howe Mr.. and Mrs. T. W
: Snodgrass, Mrs. Mary Anderson, Be
. Williamson, Ray Overbaugh and job
N. Hopkins.
} Some time ago it was stated in thes
columns that E. w. Byrne was arreste
and fined five dollars for putting a
extra team on the dray This was
! mistake and | wish to correct it,
|, was not e. w. Byrne, but his brothe
u Francis Byrne.
= In the heading of last weeks issu
:. it was stated that Miss Hazel Allre
: Wins Gold Medal for Defamation
= This was a mistake, however, not O
9 the part of we correspondent, as tt
. heading was somewhat changed.
? was a silver medal which Miss Allre
- won and not gold one. However, W
d hone sire. will succeed when she goe
y to Twin Falls, in winning the gol
:, medal for Bull. --'>>-
q Harry Stanton of Fancy, 1lli11Uf
It who has been working on the ditch {
g powder man, under Charles Coke
$ passed away while on the train MOI
/ day, going from Bull to Twin Fall