The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1909-02-11
BUHL COUPLE SURPRISED.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Taylor HOnored By
Friends On Thursday.

side, today.
F. s. Marshall went to Shoshone on
business last night
Mr. Sloan OF Twin Falls. was in Bull
yesterday on business.
X. N. Critchfield of Wendell, regis
tered at Hotel Bull today.
VIM. Harger went over to the open
ing at Gooding yesterday.
A. D. Lee returned from his visit In
Nebraska few days ago
Mr. and Mrs. ]. W. Howe Of Abbey,
are in Bull today, doing a little shop
ping.
Thomas Clinton has resumed his du-
ties as clerk in the firm of Larson &
Swanner.
Mrs. F. s. Marshall left yesterday
for Twin Falls, where she will visit
with friends.
Jake Shank, H. r. Sarp and A. r.
Ferdenhagen went to the opening at
Jerome, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Harger returned
Friday from an extended visit in Mis-
souri, and Nebraska.
Robert Hayes left Monday night for
Iowa, where he will visit for few
weeks with his mother.
M. c. Ware and Attorney 0. Clark
Stone, were in Twin Falls, Friday
morning on business.
Mrs. M. N. Simmons, wife of the pro-
prietOr Of Hotel Bull, arrived last Fri
day from Wallace, Idaho.
+. l. Cammack came over from Wen
dell, Wednesday. after load OF seed
oats, returning Thursday.
w. H. Baughman will commence the
erection next week of fine five-rOom
cottage on his lots in Bull.
W. E.. Graham of Walla Walla,
Wash, is visiting at the homes of
Messrs. Woodland and Hart.
Eugene May returned Thursday
from Bruneau, on account of the work
shutting down on that project.
Judge M. D. l.. Barstow has sold 35
acres of his farm adjoining the town
site on the north, for $125 per acre.
H. X. Harvey of Piqua, Ohio, is in
Bull today, looking over the land on
the West End, with view Of purchas-
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Fredenhagen re-
turned Friday from Chicago, where
they have been spending their honey
moon.
M. n Pomeroy of Twin Falls, was
in the King City Saturday, doing some
business connected with the Odd Fell
lows lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. j. Grossman of Twin
Falls, visited Sunday at the home OF
Mrs. Cheeseman's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. w. Howard, east of Bull.
The local sports are busy nowadays,
cock fighting. Amos Howard is the
proud possessor of the best rooster in
Bull, his rooster having defeated all
of the other roosters so far.
w. S. Harris went to Twin Falls
Thursday night to attend Odd Fellows
lodge, returning Friday. During his
absence G. e. Boyd was in charge of
the Autobiography Drug Co.
Miss Mary Hinckley received a mes
sage Friday afternoon from Colorado
Springs, telling her to come at once,
as her mother and sister were both i'll.
She left on the evening train.
A large mountain lion was seen on
Deep creek a few days ago by Mr..
Ring. Mr. Lion had better look out
for our local trapper, Mr.. Kasparek,
is after him with a string OF wolf
traps. Mr.. Kasparek has been so sue
cessful in hunting and trapping that
his neighbors have named him THE
Esau of Deep Creek"
The Commercial club met Monday
night in the M. W. A. hail. where they
made arrangements for some very i'm
portant improvements. The first steps
were taken towards forming stock
company to put toll bridge across
the Snake river, ]. w. Tull and T. T.
Davis were the committee appointed to
see about the matter.
The Bull fire company met Thurs
day evening il the office of Shank &
Wilkinson. They made arrangements
for the grand valentine ball to be CIV
en- February IL in the Bull opera
house. They also decided to have a
hose drill Friday morning, but on ac-
count of the snow on that morning
they were unable to carry out their
plans for the drill
The Commercial club met Friday
night in the M. w. A. hall for the pur-
pose of reorganizing. Forty men,
bers signed up and paid. The follow
ing officers were elected Chas. Will
kinson, president; w. J. Tull, vice
president; Chas. McQuown, secretary !;
Russ w. Alfred, treasurer. A com
mittee was appointed to look after the
stage line from Bull to Wendell. They
then adjourned to meet Monday night
and all went over to the pie social in
a body.
held at the school house by the W. c.
t. U. in honor of it's new members
The attendance was not as large as it
might have been, on account of the
Commercial club meeting on that
evening, but nevertheless a pleasant
evening was enjoyed by those present
The pastime of the evening was musi-
cal games among which was musical
contest. In this Mrs q. R. HermistOn
won the first prize, which was box OF
stationery. Mrs. c. H. Taylor won the
BOBBY prize, which was a small box OF
stick candy. Refreshments were
served, consisting of popcorn and ap-
pies.
On Friday evening in the old school
house, pie social, or rather the
monthly 10c social of the Union Ladies
Aid society, was held. The method Of
choosing partners for the evening wal
quite an original one. A number O
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