The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-04-07

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Mrs. T. e. Moore spent several days
during the latter part Of the week vis-
iting with friends In Twin Falls.
Mrs. Elizabeth Boyle of the Cedar
Draw Farm, left for Miner on last
Wednesday evening to be the guest OF
the North Side Land Co., for whom she
may soon go on lecturing tour to In
terest settlers In what has been and
will be accomplished on the North
Side, Mrs. Bogie being q forceful ex-
ample Of what may be done as an In
dividual farmer, she having been one
OF the FIRST Of the successful settlers
on that side.
Mrs. Chaa. Lusher, Mrs. H. H.
SchildnAn and Frederick Schildman,
were among the Filerites who spent
day In the Magic City this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Stuart OF Buhl,
were guests here Saturday night and
Sunday with old friends. They will
shortly move to Twin Falls where Mr..
Stuart has accepted an excellent posi-
ton.
Aessrs. Moore and Weaver left on
Monday for the Jarbidge section,
where they will look after mining in
terests there. Mr.. Moore will be alb
sent about two weeks, while Mr.. Wea-
yer may remain for the summer.
D. j. Bonner and family OF Airing
ton, Ore, arrived the latter part of
the week and Mr.. Bonner was SO Inn
pressed with the prospects of our vii
lage that he Immediately purchased an
acre tract which he will put in a high
state OF cultivation. He has a tract
OF land ON the Salmon river tract
which he will farm but win make Filler
his residence on account of the excel
lent school vacilities.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Reynolds left on
Monday evening for Salt Lake City,
where they will remain for a week or
ten days. They were accompanied as
far as Ogden by Mrs. H. l.. Daigh and
children. who will remain with Mrs.
DaiGh's parents and with friends in
southern California for some time.
Mrs Datgh hopes to. return much inn
proved In health.
c. r. Ellis Of Idaho Falls, but form
erly OF COAAnv 9n1h., was in our
midst the first Of the week looking afs
ter business interests and visiting with
former Colfax friends, P. Erickson and
c. r. Lusher
James Fitzgerald of the Fitzgerald
Nursery, reports that he has never had
SO busy year and that the demand
for trees has been greater than the
greatest expectations. Many acres are
being set out to commercial orchards
besides small tracts for home use.
Rev. Ludlow left on Tuesday morn
ing for a few days trip to Boise and
vicinity
| Rev and Mrs. A. A. Miller and two
daughters of Nebraska, arrived the lat
ter part Of the week and are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ludlow and
friends Of the Mennonite Brethren.
Mr.. Miller has been interested in the
work of that denomination for num-
Der of years and occupied the pulpit
of the church on Sunday evening,
while Mrs. Miller occupied it for the
morning services. They were enroute
to northern California but are SO
pleased with the prospects here that
Mr.. Miller is looking for land to pur-
chase
A. j. Daum returned the latter part
of the week to Butte, Mont, after
spending about ten days in our midst
While here Mr.. Daum made many de-
cided improvements on his farm pre-
paratory to the coming of his family
Z for the vacation months.
| me lOCdl OTueTt VI l. ". " r. Hdu
special exercises or work on Wednes-
day evening, preparatory to their visit
to Kimberly. on Saturday, where they
will assist in initiating several new
members in the work of the first de-
gree. On the evening of the 26th, the
lodge will go as body to Bull to par
ticipate in the annual anniversary
meeting of the lodges of the tract from
Bull to Minidoka, and at which time
will put on the beautiful work of the
initatory degree.
Mr.. Telford, of North Yakima, WASH.
arrived with his family last week and
will locate on the acreage tracts north
of town.
Several of the music dealers of Twin
Falls were in the village on Tuesday
and expect to do thriving business
during the coming months.