The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1909-02-11

Geo. F. Sprague was In Bull the
middle of the week on short business
trip.
Atwood & Felt are erecting q large
addition to their shop ON Shoshone
street.
Mrs. Frank burlington of Kimberly,
was in the county seat yesterday on a
shopping tour.
H. B. Clifton was in Gooding the
first OF the week attending the Glover
Greek land opening.
DR.. L. B. Stockslager came in yes
terday from Gooding where he attend
sd the land opening.
W. H. Eldridge, Of the Eldridge
Clothing Co., made short business
rip to Bull yesterday.
]. J. Howe came in Tuesday evening
rom his ranch near Bull and will re-
main In town several days.
Ira Vinton was among the returning |
Twin Falls real estate men Tuesday
from the Gooding opening.
Harry Ball goes to Chicago on Sat
lrday, where he will attend the con-
crete show to be held there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest White will leave
for Chicago and other eastern points
the latter part of this week
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Mrs. F. L. Ball and little daughter
will leave Saturday for an extended
visit in West Liberty, Iowa.
Mrs. Ernest White was hostess ut in
formal but very pleasant Kensington
at her home yesterday afternoon.
Henry Seaver has let a contract for
a handsome residence on his property
on Seventh avenue, to G. A. Kruger.
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Little Miss Mary Douglas will enter
tain a number of school friends at a
st. Valentine party on Saturday after
noon.
G. r. Shaw, who is interested in the
Twin Falls Lumber company, Is in
town this week looking after his inter-
ests.
Thomas Beech of the real estate firm
OF Beech & Leonardson, was a bust
ness visitor in Rupert the last of the
week.
The Ladies' Circle of the Baptist
church, will meet with Mrs. VIM. War
berg next Wednesday afternoon at 81
o'clock
Attorney ]. G.. Rogers of Burnley, isl
In the city this week on legal business
and will remain until after the Febru-
airy session of the district court.
Archer v. Douglass, editor of the
Meridian Tribune, was in the city yes
terday on business. Mr.. Douglass was
at one time editor of the Filler Films.
John Mcpherson went to Filler yes
terday to ship three cars of baled hay
to Jerome. Mr.. Pherson has made ar
rangements to ship thirty-five cars to
that place.
The Rose Lake Lumber company re-
ceived five cars of lumber for their
new lumber yard, Tuesday. They are
unloading 1t near the depot and expect
several cars more in few days.
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Mrs. John R. Newton entertained a
number of ladies on Tuesday at an
old fashioned quilting bee." The at
fair was given in honor Of her guest,
Mrs. Newton, ST., Of Springville, Utah.
F
G. " Biggs of this city, was lucky
enough to draw No. ~ at the Gooding
drawing Monday. Mr.. Biggs has been
offered handsome sum for his land,
but will be in no hurry to part with
1t.
DIR. T. o. Boyd and family moved last
week from the rooms In the Boyd
block to his residence on Second ave.
nue., North. The doctor will still re-
tain his offices In their present loca-
ton.
Miss Lulu Hall departed Sunday
evening for st. Anthony, where she
was called to take charge of several
typhoid fever cases. 1t is reported
that that city has 80 cases OF typhoid
at the present time, caused by the res
ldents using water from ditch for
domestic purposes.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Pennsylvania club was held last Fri
day evening at the home OF Miss Lucy
Mcconnell Rev John GOurley pre-
sided at the business meeting. After
the business Of the evening had been
delightful refreshments
were were served by the hostess.