The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1909-02-11
HOTEL BUILDING FOR Filler.
Two.Story Brick Structure Planned
for Main Street.
Filler, Idaho, Feb. 10th. 1908

Filler, Idaho, Feb. 10th, 1909.
Captain Corfield was in Twin Falls
Monday.
Mrs. E. H. Phelps spent last week
visiting in Bull
Alice Carnahan spent few days in
Twin Falls last week.
The Idaho Elevator Co. expect car
load OF corn this week.
w. LOckhead of Ogden, Utah, was in
Filler Monday and Tuesday.
The foundation is being laid for the
new Mennonite church on Yakima Ave.
Miss Penney of Twin Falls, was in
Filler Saturday, looking after her mu-
steal class.
G. Chambers Of Salt Lake, spent
Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ Gas
kill, of Filler.
f. Ripley is building new resid-
ence In Filler and it will be ready for
occupancy in short time.
Richard Reynolds of the Filler Hard
ware Co., took trip to Shoshone to
attend the hardware convention held
at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcpherson, formally
Of the Hotel Cafe, will visit with Mrs.
McPherson's sister, Mrs. G. Erdmau,
while In Filler.
Mr.. and Mrs Getty went to Twin
Falls Monday to bid adieu to their
friend, Mr. Corfield. who left for a
trip to England.
A mass meeting was held on Tues
day evening to decide on site for the
new we'll at Filler. The contract was
let and work will begin at once.
| Captain Garfield sold his ranch near
Filler and will pay visit to England
In few weeks His brother left Twin
Falls Monday for the English soil.
Mrs. J. G. McCreery and younger son
arrived in Filler Wednesday, much to
the delight of Mr.. ]. G. Filler can now
claim five of the McCreery's, all from
Loveland, Colo
The Odd Fellows will give grand
ball and box social in the new John
son hall on Friday evening. Handsome
satin badges with their emblem will
be given as souvenirs to all in attend
ance.
s. Claude Stewart, DR. Weatherby and
Earl and Harland Fisher returned
from trip to the mountains, and re-
port plenty of snow and cold weather.
The Fishers did not find any trace of
their lost horses.
F. M. Ripley, of Minot, N. D., has
been spending the week in Filler with
his brothers, M. G. and e, Ripley. The
Ripley Bros are confident of their
brothers return in the near future to
make Filler his home.
Jacob f. Musser will have public
sale at his place two and a quarter
miles west of Filler, Wednesday, Feb
ruary 18th. Mr.. Musser will spend one
year in Texas trying to regain his
health, when he expects to return tc
Filler.
Esley D. McCreery and friend M. e
Harris, both of Loveland, Colo, ar
rived in Filler on Sunday Mr.. Harris
is an expert tonsorial artist and thinks
of locating in Filler, while Mr. Nc.
Creery will assist his father, j. c. Nc
Creey, in the drug store He is cracl
baseball pitcher, and expects to joi1
the league.
The plans are out for handsom,
new pressed brick or concrete building
at the corner of Yakima Ave. and Mali
! st. The building will be 50x100, an,
will be constructed for large hote
on the second floor, with office, bill
lard room and tonsorial parlors on tn
first floor, facing Yakima Ave- TIL
bank will occupy the corner whicl
will be fitted up in the most up-to-dat
style. There will also be large stor
room on Main st. When complete,
Filler can boast of one of the bes
equipped buildings in the west for
place good many times it's size.