The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1909-02-04
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Mrs. Frank Craig was IN Twin rails
Friday and Saturday, visiting with
friends.
H. R. Senften was up to Twin Falls
Tuesday night to attend the Socialist
lecture given at that place by John G.
Wanhope
John Harvey, the foreman on the
Pioneer, left Saturday night for Bickel,
Idaho, where he will visit few days
with relatives.
Miss Lenora villa Eden went to
Murtaugh Saturday evening to visit
over Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. e. Eden.
w. 8. Harris returned Saturday
evening from Twin Falls. While there
he attended encampment and the en-
tertainment given by the ladies OF the
/. C. s.
Sterling Justice left Friday for Po-
catello to resume his position on the
forest reserve force. Mr.. w. ]. Bishop
will take his place at the Bull Bank
& Trust Co.
The people of Buhl will, no doubt,
be very sorry to learn that Geo. H.
Paine had to have his foot amputated
on Monday afternoon at the Twin
Falls hospital.
w. B. Legate leaves this evening for
Seattle, where he expects to do some
electrical work for the coming fair. He
will stop at Portland and visit for a
day or two. Mr.. Legate expects to re-
turn to Bull in June or July, as he has
land west Of the city.
The dance given Friday night in the
Hopkins & SnOdgrass opera house,
was not SO well attended as it might
have been, on account of the disagree
able weather and other entertainments
given on that evening. But neverthe-
less all had very pleasant time.
Sandhagen's orchestra furnished the
music.
The people of Bull are anxiously
waiting for February 18th to come, as
this is the date on which the firemen
will give their grand valentine ball. 1t
is expected that people from all over
the tract will come to Buhl to enjoy
this swell affair, which is to be given
in the finest dancing pavilion on the
tract.
A very serious accident happened to
Meri Marchmont on Thursday while
he was baling hay at the Smalley
ranch. He was tramping down the hay
in the baler, when his foot caught in
it, breaking the bone above the ankle
and crushing the ankle. The lad was
taken to Twin Falls Friday morning
to be put under the care of physician
John G. Wanhope, Of California, de-
livered on Wednesday evening in the
M. W. A. Hail. very interesting lee
ture on Socialism to large audience
Mr. Wanhope is very effective and
entertaining speaker and he showed
that he has given the subject a great
0F CT, hiC ar ic n
brother of the publisher of Wilshire's
Magazine.
Buhl takes the prizes at the poultry
show at Twin Falls Several of the
Bull ladies have carried away all OIL
the highest prizes on chickens. The
judge of the show has had much eX
perience in this line, having Judged
poultry from New York state on out tt
Idaho, and he declares that the Buh
birds are the best he has yet seen. A
his lecture in the evening he used two
Of our birds in demonstrating The
good points of fowls.
A hard-time surprise party wal
given on Saturday evening at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. B. s. Brainart
on their ranch seven miles northwes
of Bull, in honor of their son, G. L
Brainard High five was the gam,
played during the fore part of thu
evening at four tables. Six prizes wer,
given, as follows: First prize, Mrs. w
r. Morrison; second prize. Mrs. W. H
Pitt; third prize c. e. Price (actins
as LADY,. Gents first prize, Robert G
Knight; second, c. D. Peebler; third
w. R. Morrison. An elegant baske
supper was served with ice cream. Fol
lowing this delicious supper, musi
and dancing was enjoyed by all, unit
the stroke of two, when all departed
for home, declaring that they hat
spent very merry evening. Thos
who enjoyed this pleasant affair were
Mr. and Mrs. H. f. Sandhagen, Mr.. an,
Mrs. w. r. Morrison, Mr.. and Mrs. W
H. Pitt. Mr. and Mrs. G. d. Peeblel
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. E. Martin, Mr.. an,
Mrs. B. S. Brainard, Miss Huld
knight, n Y. Knight, G. L. BrainarG
w. E. Brush, NJ M. Mcbride, M Mel
son, G. E. Price, Otto Oberg and H. H
Parker
L. H. Gurnea was pleasantly sur
prised last Friday evening by mum
Der of friends, who had been invited i
by the family, unawares to him. TIL
surprise was in honor of Mr.. Gurnea'
fifty-fifth birthday. All enjoyed
L plcdSduI CNCIIlAS pay FoiAOlt
games. At midnight delicious suppe
was served 1t would take too muc
time to tell the whole menu, but tn
meat was that of whole roast pig an
duck. AS it was very stormy withou
the guests were asked to remain, de
lightful time being had by all until fly
o'clock. when they were seated a
breakfast By this time the storm ha
quieted down, and all left for thei
various homes, vouching that they ha
had more than enough enjoyment t
pay them for Drawing the storm.
was a sleepy lot of folks who wen
their way homeward. Those enjoyin
this event were Messrs. Roy Gagel
Charlie Swanson, w. o Carlisle, w. f
Hatfield, Charlie Wilkinson, Mis-
Selma Swanson, Mr.. and Mrs. Cludas
Mr.. and Mrs. Kraul, Art Gurnea an
family, L. H. Gurnea and family.
On Monday evening the monthly bus
mess and social meeting of the Unto