The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1909-01-28
HANSEN HAS NEW MINISTER.
Rev. C. s. Orr Accepts Passionate OF
Presbyterian Church.
Hansen. Ian. 9th 1Q0q

Hansen, Jan. 9th, 1909.
Rev. c. s. Orr, our new Presbyterian
minister, came out Friday night and
got acquainted with many OF the peo-
pie. He preached here Sunday after
noon, and was well liked by large
congregational meeting of the Presby-
terrain church after preaching services.
Rev. John Gourley of Twin Falls. acted
as moderator. The matter of salary
was taken up by the congregation and
a very satisfactory amount pledged
for the pastors salary for the bal
ance OF the church year, ending
March 81.
Mr.. H. G. Batto has sold 40 acres of
his land.
S. I. Hamilton was in Hansen trans
acting business Tuesday.
j. R. Hinton went to Portland with
carload of hogs, Saturday.
Helen Goode and little Ruby Newbry
are on the sick list this week
John F. Hansen passed through here
on his way to Ogden Saturday.
William Baker and Charlie Upton
will have a public sale January 90.
Mrs. D. r. Carter was in Twin Falls
Friday visiting her mother, Mrs. Bis
sit.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
with Mrs. D. R. Carter next Wednes-
day.
There were thirteen passengers
from Hansen on the westbOund train
Monday.
H. G. Hagler went to Twin Falls
Saturday night and spent Sunday with
his son.
po1y IF Co1
ped two carloads of hogs from here
Saturday.
John BabcOck of Twin Falls, visit
ed his brother Arthur, of this place,
last week
Archibald Smith, partner of Cowan
& Roe, came in from Chicago on
Thursday
Rev. C. S. Orr and Miss Flauda Eu-
banks, took Sunday dinner with Mrs
F. M. Towne.
A. D. Cousins has moved his house
to the east end of his land and is maxi
ing numerous improvements.
Gus Frollich arrived In Hansen Sat-
urday, from Iowa. He will make his
home with his brother, Joseph.
Twin Falls passengers Saturday
were: George Dixon, Walter Rose,
George Washington and A. Fautz.
VILLAGE Sampson attended the farm
ers' institute at Twin Falls Saturday.
He reports very profitable meeting
The school wagon has been laid OF
for short time, owing to muddy
roads, but was running again Tuesday
morning.
Rev. GOurley came out from Twin
Falls Sunday to attend church, and
the business meeting of the Presbyter-
ian church.
Miss Gertrude Walton was a passen-
ger on the Friday evenings train to
Murtaugh, to visit her sister, Mrs.
w. G. Jones.
S. G. Cummings of Burley, stopped
over night in Hansen Saturday night
He was on his way to Hagermon with
six head of horses for John Skillern,
the sheep man.
F. M. ToWne returned Monday from
an extended visit in the east. He says
the weather has been pretty bad in
| Minnesota. and 1t seems good to get
back to sunny Idaho.
George Trueblood traded 40 acres Of
his land situated two miles west of
here to Mr.. Charlie King, of Charleston,
| Idaho, for a fruit ranch near Clarks-
ton Mr.. Trueblood expects to move
l
! to his new home soon.
The Townsite Co.'s new building is
nearing completion. Contractor Brew
err is rushing the work, and will have
the building ready for the grand open
| ing ball to be given Friday Jan. 20,
| 1909. There will be good music and
supper.
| A number OF friends spent a very
pleasant evening at the home of Will
liam Baker Saturday. Mr.. Baker and
family expect to move to Twin Falls
about the first of February. We are
sorry to loose these estimable people
from our community.
The second regular meeting Of the
| Young Peoples Christian Endeavor
society was held Sunday evening. Jan
uary "a, in the school house. There
was good attendance. The meeting
was led by Henry Scranton. Rev. Orr
gave good talk. The pledge cards
were passed around and were signed
by good many. It was quite encour-
aging to see 80 many signing the
pledges as active workers.