The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1909-01-21
IMPROVE SCHOOL ROOMS.
Kimberly Scholars VIII Bring Plants
to Beautlfy Interior.
Kimberly. Jan. goth, 1909.

Kimberly, Jan. goth, 1909.
Word has been received from Mr..
and Mrs. Pettijohn. They are de-
lighted with California and told of
purchasing land about sixty miles
from Sacramento. Mr.. Pettijohn's
health is much improved in the mild
climate OF California, and its low al
titude. He is thinking quite seriously
of locating there permanently. This
means Kimberly is to loose naother
one of the pioneer families.
The teachers of the Kimberly school
have requested each child, who can, to
ton to brighten and add cheer to the
already beautiful rooms in the new
school house. The one thing needed
most In the auditorium Is piano.
Mrs. John Baish was called to Twin
Falls on account of the sudden death
of her friend, Mrs. Burt Soule. The
funeral services will be held at Grand
Junction, Colo, where the body has
been shipped for interment
Watch Kimberly grow! The fine,
large livery barn Is nearly completed,
and building any town could be
proud of.
The new hardware and furniture
store Is now completed, stocked and
doing a startling business. We no
longer have to hunt bargains in the
great metropolis of Twin Falls, as we
have them right at home.
Mr.. Thomas Logan, one of our faith
full pioneers, and as yet enjoying the
freedom of single blessedness in his
little eight by ten, Is now spending his
time agitating the building PROPOSE
ton, nine-roOm house Is the subject
for discussion. Let this good work 20
on.
The Kimberly ladies frequently visit
Twin Falls to do necessary shopping
What Kimberly must have is a dry
goods store, the sooner the better.
The Kimberly Methodist Sunday
school has an enrolment Of 1O5 mem
bers, but owing to the bad roads there
were only As present last Sunday.
Mrs. H. Prothero has returned to
Minidoka after visit of several weeks
in Kimberly. Mr.. Protehro's mother
will accompany her home and remain
short time.
Frank burlington will not cut ice
this winter, the recent floods having
caused the dam of his fine artificial
lake to wash out, taking the ice with
1t.
E. w. Davis was in Twin Falls two
days of last week. While there he
purchased lot near the Weeter lum-
Der yard
Merritt Eignor has returned to
Kimberly. He has bought the livery
barn formerly owned by Mrs. A. d.
Norton. Mr.. Starrh has been manag-
ing this barn. Hereafter it will be
under Mr.. Eignor's care.
Mrs. Fred w. hoffman arrived last
Sunday to join her husband. Fred is
now wearing one of those smiles that
won't come off. Work is being pushed
to complete their beautiful residence
on the Coos place, just one half mile
south of town. Mrs. Mollman will be
the guest of Mrs. Frank burlington
until their house is finished.
The four-year-old child of Mr.. B.
Leonard, who is being cared for by
Mrs. George Botty, is quite i'll.
The Ladies Aid society met with
Mrs B. F. Hoover last Tuesday.
The Odd Fellows are arranging for
an entertainment to be given in their
hall on the first Saturday evening in
February.
Patronize the new dray line run by
Newbry and Clyde.
The housekeeping rooms above the
new hardware store are now occupied
by the families of Messrs. Smith and
Swearinger.
The new crossings in Kimberly are
most graciously appreciated