The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-08-25
KIMBERLY NEWS NOTES.
Kimberly. Idaho. Al,

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Kimberly, Idaho, Aug. %, 1910
Mrs. G. o. Collins, who has been Wis
iting with her mother, Mrs. G. H.
Dixon for the past month, left
!. Monday morning for her home at Fort
Collins, Colo.
Thos. A. Gill, brother of VIM. A.
Gill, who has been visiting here FOR
the past week, left Monday morning
for his home in Boise, where he holds
a position as conductor on one of the
enterurban trains from Boise to Cald-
well.
Edgar Wilson, father of R. G. and A.
j. Wilson, from Stockham, Nebr., is
spending a few days here visiting and
looking over the country Mr.. Wilson
is we'll enough satisfied with what he
has seen that he will buy within the
next few days and make Idaho his flu
| ture home.
/ Miss Mary Burkhalter went to Bur-
/ ley Sunday morning for a weeks visit
4 with friends.
i Mr.. Martin Sullivan just finished
shipping eighteen acres of spuds that
netted him little over $500 per
acre, counting out seed and all labor
of digging and hauling. 1t won't take
J long to figure out how to pay for your
ranch If you will plant spuds and take
care of them
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. S.
Martin two miles northeast of KIM
berly, was the scene of jolly crowd
of Nebraskians Sunday. All present
were from Stockham, Nebr The pic
mic or gathering was in honor of Mr. :.
Edgar Wilson, father of A. j. and r.
G. Wilson. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Gill, Mr.. and Mrs. R.
G. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Wilson,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. e. Bigger Thos. Gill
and Edgar Wilson. On account OF
Mrs. N. w. Swearingen being Ill, they
were not present. All present had a
fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs W. F. Swearingen and
son, and Miss Goldie Swearingen, left
last week for visit with friends at
their old home in Stockham, Nebr
They expect to be gone about month
Prof. and Mrs. ]. S. Harrison from
Prosser, Wash, arrived here Thurs
day of last week. Prof. Harrison will
have charge of the school here as prin-
cipal for the coming term, which will
begin September IL.
Mrs. E. T. Hogmer, of Chicago ar
rived here Saturday of last week. They
are living in the Swearingen house for
the present. Mr.. Hogmer is selling
stock for a cooperative creamery to
be built here in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Patterson moved
into the Hall property Wednesday OF
last week.
Mr.. N. H. Gone, Jr., who has been
here for the past week looking oveI
the country, left Tuesday morning
for Axtell, Kansas. Mr. Cone was
looking for business location anC
this part of the country has bright
future ahead of it. He may decide tc
return in the near future.
The Kimberly base ball team went to
Hepburn Sunday and played fas
game. loosing to the Hepburn team by
score of two to three. This was one
of the best games this season.
If you expect to vote at the primary
election August 30th, you must regis.
ter on or before Saturday night at
o'clock
The modern Woodmen committee
are making big plans for the celebra
ton and barbecue to be held in Kim
berly September 9Th. State Deputy
Tyer of Boise, will make the operins
address. Come and have good time
The band of Kimberly and the Kim
herly Supply and Produce Co., are
having new signs painted this week
Claude Mcbride left last Tuesday
for his old home in Iowa, for shor
visit. There is ALWAYS a reason!
Mr. D. w. Warnock and ]. M. Sim
mons. both from Manchester, Okla.
, old friends of G. T. Brown, where they
I. have been ctnpning for the past week
have visited California, Oregon, Wash