The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1909-01-14
HOME TALENT MINSTREL.
Bull Local Musicians Planning Arts.
tic Production.

BUM, 1OanO, Jan. 1Ztn, 1SV9.
r. w. eager OF the buhl Hardware
Co.. returned Friday from business
trip to Ogden.
Clarence smith, the horse dealer, Is
away after another carload OF horses,
ne having disposed OF the last OF q car
load he brought in two weeks ago.
Mrs. G. F. Wheeler is acting as sub
stitute teacher for the third and fourth
grade, until permanent teacher can
ne employed.
her position with the Ellison Drug Co.
to assist her mother, Mrs. John Lind
strOm, with her duties at the Home
restaurant.
Mrs. D. P. Albee and Master Joe re-
turned Friday evening from Salt Lake,
where Master Joe had his eye straight
ened.
Francis Mcdonald took wild and
woolly ride Thursday night on the
Woodman goat.
Miss Joy Wheeler has accepted pO-
sition with the Ellison Drug Co.
Mr.. Hatfield made business trip to
Twin Falls, Saturday.
Bob Cassidy is having his quarters
fitted up for housekeeping. Bob have
you been stung?
w. B. Legate left Monday for Filler,
where he will work for the Shoshone
Falls Light and Power Co.
Harry and Parker Runyon are back
from the Bruneau project.
Jennie Critchfield was called to the
bedside, Thursday, of her sick sister at
Kimberly. She returned to Buhl Mon
day.
Ross Mead is now working for the
Ed Brotherton barber shop.
Mr.. c. l.. Evans rode down from
Twin Falls Saturday morning and Wis
tied over Sunday with relatives and
| friends.
The management of the Hopkins
Snodgrass opera house, announce a
dance for Friday evening, Jan. Is.
Mrs. F. S. Marshall is on the sick
| list
Mrs. Frank Eyeleth and daughter
Irma left Sunday for Minidoka, where
they will visit with Mrs. Eveleth's
mother, Mrs. E. 0. Totten.
| On Thursday evening, January Z,
the regular meeting of the NJ. w. A.
was held, at which time the following
officers were installed: Counsel, Ray
Overbaugh; advisor, Ben Williamson;
banker, w. s. Harris; clerk, e. c.
Swanner; escort, ]. Warren White;
Waterman, Fred Kraul; sentry, L. j.
Johnson.
| A home talent minstrel is to be given
at the Bull opera house on January %.
An interesting program will be as
sured, there being singing, dancing,
| funny sayings, an imitation OF the
prize fight between Jack Johnson and
Robert Burns, an airship ascension,
wireless telegraphy, slight OF hand per-
Torrance, negro sermon, and gen.
eral good time for every one who at
tends. We should bear in mind that
this entertainment is being prepared
for under the management OF the male
quartette of Bull, which Is assurance
| Of its good quality
| c. o. Meigs of Twin Falls, visited
| Sunday with his partner, R. M. Hays
of the Meigs and Hays Implement
House, at Bull.
Elmer Smith leaves this evening fol
Wedron, ILL.,, where he goes to &C
| cept the position of foreman on big
cattle ranch, owned by his uncle, F. w
Sutherland. Mr.. Smiths many friends
in Bull are sorry to see him leave, and
wish him success in his new position
A drawing will take place on Mon.
day, January 18, of the eight five-acre
tracts, commonly known as the Will
! liam's addition to Buhl This will be 9
great opportunity for those desiring
choice land near the great metropolis
near which Is situated the great won
\ ders of the Snake river-ThOusand
Il Springs, Clear Lakes and Riverside
pleasure resort. 1t is only few hours
drive from Bull to Castleford, where is
situated the wonderful balanced rock
and Other picturesque scenery. Buhl is
situated in the finest fruit growing
country in the United States and it is
safe to say that those who will have
the good fortune to be one of the eight
4 will consider themselves the owners
Of the choicest land this country car
afford.
Miss Levers went to Twin Falls or
business, Saturday morning.
Russ w. Alfred went to Twin Falls
Saturday night to attend Masonic
lodge.
II The ten-cent social given by the La
dies Aid in the Episcopal church Fri
n day evening, was quite success. The
sum OF 50. so was taken in, which, con-
sidering the weather, was doing well
A very interesting program was rem
dered, after which dainty luncheon
was served. The program consisted OF
selection by the male quartette, q
| vocal solo by Miss Charlotte McQuown
recitation, Where the Spank Weeds
Grow" by Lloyd Byrne, vocal solo by
Miss Joy Wheeler, reading, Jimmy
Boy" by Elsie Hubbell, and vocal
| solo by Francis Mcdonald. Those re-
ceis!ng encores were the male quar-
tette, Miss McQuown, Miss Wheeler
and Francis Mcdonald. On account Of
the weather there were some on the
program who could not attend.
Russ w. Alfred made flying trip to
Filler this morning.
=. b. Williams of Twin Falls, Is In
town today taking dnal proofs.
Jake Fritz of Twin Falls, ts In Buhl
today on business.
\ r. r. Nelson OF Boise, and NJ. A.
Jones Of Chicago, registered at Hotel
II Ruhl today