The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1909-03-11
POVERTY BALL AT MILNER.
Young People Of Dam City Enjoy
Unique Event.


M. J. Kirkpatrick spent Sunday with
his family.
j. K. Young is attending to business
in Oakley.
w. G. Stark was attending to bust
ness in Boise Saturday.
G. M. Wiley was attending to bust
ness in Rupert Saturday.
N. Borchers of Rupert, is in town
tuning the numerous pianos.
G.. M. Robertson was business WISH
tor in Twin Falls Saturday.
George Decker of Murtaugh, was a
business visitor in town Tuesday
D. G. Kuhn of Pittsburg, Pa, was a
guest at the Riverside Inn Friday.
John Mcdonald is erecting resi-
dence on the ranch of 0. F. Allen.
George Weldon, our genial druggist,
is attending to business in Ogden.
Mrs. Lucy Grinnell of Burley. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Burt Johnson.
j. w. Davis, wife and daughter at
tended the poverty ball Saturday night.
W. e. McCorkle of Portland, Ore,
is moving to his ranch on the North
Side
Miss Blythe Sprague was visiting
| friends in Twin Falls, Saturday and
| Sunday.
Miss Genevieve Grimm was the guest
of Miss Josette Sprague Saturday and
| Sunday.
| Jack Freese better known as Jocko,
was a business visitor in Twin Falls,
Monday.
The Miner Social club will give a
masquerade ball in the hall, Wednes-
day, March 18th.
Misses Grace Kiersted and Emma
Vol 1nl 1,n Dfvr
erty Ball Saturday night.
j. G.. Porterfield has crew survey
ing an extension of the Idaho South
ern from Miner to Oakley.
G. R. Larimer left for Jerome Sun
day to attend to business in the inter-
est of the North Side company.
Brady Faris of Oakley is assisting in
the survey of the Milner-Oakley ex-
tension of the Idaho Southern.
George Spencer, who has been in
Jerome for several months, returned
to his home in Miner Saturday.
w. j. Blakely arrived in. Miner Mon
day night to assist with the engineer
ing work on the pumping propositions
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. Hollenbeck OF
Hepburn, were the guests of Mr.. and
I Mrs G. r. Larimer, Saturday and Sun
day.
O. G. Hemenway, of the firm of Hem
enway and Moser of Salt Lake City
was business visitor in town Satur-
day.
Howard Bodenhamer of Wendell was
in town Tuesday making preparations
to move on his ranch on the Miner
tract
G. H. Baker, who has been visiting
his parents in Chicago for the pas1
two months, returned to his home Sat
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. c.. MacWatters an6
Misses Boyle and Ralston left for Je-
rome Monday night to be gone 6
month.
l.. A. Mclean, who is assisting il
the Jerome State bank during the alb
sence of c. H. Chaplin, spent Sunday IL
town visiting friends.
The employees of the North Side
company gave Miss Blythe Sprague {
pleasant surprise Monday evening IL
homer of her birthday.
]. A. Claiborne, W. B. Napton, T. E
Dentler and S. P. Atherton of Hills
dale were attending to business in Mil
ner during the past week
Harry H. Strong, who has been Wis
iting in California and Oregon for ;
month, returned to his home Saturday
He said it was a fine country, bu
there was no place like home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Spencer ant
children, Walter SchOOnover and Mrs
: Nora Presler and children OF Arapa
hoe, Okla, are visiting F. H. and 0. B
Spencer.
Miss Grace RalstOn of Pittsburg, Pa
arrived in Miner Friday. She has &C
cepted position as stenographe
for the Twin Falls North Side Land
Water Co.
George H. Houghtons of Salt LAX
City, a representative Of The board Q
fire underwriters OF the Pacific, wa
in. town Monday and Tuesday adjust
ing the rates OF insurance.
Mrs J. D. Quint and baby OF Seattle
Wash, arrived in Miner Tuesday. MI
Quint is building house on his ranc
northwest of town and and as soon a
1t is completed he will move his famil
there.
Al The poverty ball which was held i
the hall Saturday night was graz
success. About thirty couples we're |
the grand march. Nearly everyon
attending was dressed in poverty styl'
Itsome Of the characters. befng very or
ginal.
1 Money to loan ON improved farm