The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1909-03-04


have been heart failure. She leaves a
husband and one daughter, Hazel, in
Bull, and several brothers in Iowa
and Idaho to mourn her loss Mrs. |
Alfred was one of the most active |
members of the Union Ladies' Aid So
ciety, the Ladies' Guild and the w. G. |
T. u, she being president of the last
named society. To say that the loss
of this lady is very keenly felt by all
| is speaking very lightly, for she was
| always a leader in everything that she
thought to be noble, good and true
she was constantly working and plan
ming for the good of others and was
a true friend to all who knew her.
The office of the Twin Falls Realty
Co. on Broadway, is now completed.
| Chas. Kasparek has ordered the
equipment for his electric laundry
from Salt Lake and expects to have 1t
installed and running by the middle
of this month.
Mr.. Mcmahon of Jerome, is in the
city this week.
Mrs. Frank Clutas visited with
friends in Twin Falls, Tuesday.
There was quite large attendance
at the Commercial club meeting last
night.
DR.. D. p Albee is having fine lesi-
dence erected on his lot on Ninth ave-
nue.. h
Mrs. Homer Axe leaves tomorrow
for Ely, Nevada, where she will visit
with her mother for three months
Postmaster Nihart is going to build
an addition to the postOffice on account
of the constant increase in business.
C. G. Ellison, father of Ross Ellison of
the Ellison Drug Co., has purchased
the Tull building, in which this drug
store is located.
E. B. Williams, proprietor of the
Perrine Hotel at Twin Falls, came
down today bringing with him the
plats of the new addition to Bphl.
w. A. Antilles, president of the Cit
liens bank of Pocatello, and w. H.
Jones, superintendent of the Oregon
Short Line, were Bull visitors today.
| P. j. Grossman of Twin Falls, is in
Bull on business. He has sold his
forty adjoining town on the north to
H. e. Hawser Consideration $1,000
per acre.
j. E. Holmes of Emmett, a brother of
Tom Holmes, arrived Sunday Mr..
Holmes has sold his property in En-
nett, and will probably invest in Bull
property.
Attorney Edgar l.. Ashton of Twin
Falls, is in the city today. He has
been over looking at the North Side
country and just came in en- the stage
this afternoon.
J. Rosenberg, president of the Po-
catellO Mercantile Co., was visiting
Bull today and stated that Pocatello
is going to have the biggest race meet
that southeastern Idaho has ever had.
Herman c. Geer, Bulbs popular
painter. has purchased the DeBoise
house and lot. This was the first
house built in Buhl. Mr. Geer will
move into his residence about the first
of April.
The grand opening of the new thea
tire will be tonight in the Peck build
ing. A season ticket will be given to
the lady suggesting the best name for
, the theatre. The winner will be an
nounced tonight.
H. W. Unger has returned to Bull
| and is going into the real estate bust
, ness He is having a stone building
erected between Broadway and the de-
: pot which when completed he will use
) as his Office. Mr.. Unger thinks that
| Bull is the "only place."
The agricultural car stopped in Bull
Saturday. Those who were fortunate
! enough to be present, heard some very
: interesting lectures on how to raise
r cows, how to raise hay and all about
alfalfa. 1t was also demonstrated how
: to use the milking machine, a late in
f vention
: A musical and literary entertain
a ment is to be given in the opera house
Friday evening, March 5, for the bene-
Y fit of Miss Mary Gordinnier and hel
4 aged mother Miss Gordinnier was
a thrown from a street car in New York
o four years ago, which injured hel
spine and caused paralysis. Miss
). Gordinnier was at that time the bes
y public stenographer in New York City
v but now she is unable to move about
r and besides herself she has an aged
g mother to support. She is a woman o
culture and refinement and would b.
q pleased to have anyone call on her, al
| she is unable to get out and see peo
q pie This entertainment is to be givel
J. to aid Miss Gordinnier and her moth
n er to go back to their friends in New
York and as this entertainment is Civ
" en- for such a noble cause, everyon
d should make it a point to be there. |
h. will consist partly of music by tn
v Holmes and Sanhagen orchestra, voca
) solos by Francis Mcdonald, selection
by the Bull quartette, violin solo b.
l. Harlo Parker. Ida G. Palmer notet
s. musician and composer of Chicago
d has composed and set to music son:
d entitled "Buhl the Valley of the West
J. in honor of Bull and dedicted to on
k, OF its esteemed pioneers, Fred Nihart
If This song is to be sung by Mr.. Ed
Newton and it is certainly going to b
m the selection Of the evening Their
is will be readings also by Mr.. Newton
ri Rev. c. +. Wheeler and Mrs. l..
lie Wiseman. Miss Ida Farmer, who is a
IT the head of this entertainment an
s. through whose influences it is to b
!. given will sing a contralto solo an
@ also give some selections on the piano
all of which are of her own compost
ID ton.
+ Money to loan on improved farm
ne near Twin Falls Henry ]. Wall.