The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-07-21

moving his fountain today and will be
already for business as soon as his
fixtures arrive.
Ralph Weaver was up from Mini
doka, Sunday, spending the day with
his parents.
Mr.. Conrad Fritz and Mrs. Decker
of Kimberly, DR.. Kahn and the two
Misses Deckers of Mascantoh, III. who
have been visiting in Kimberly. spent
Sunday with Otto and Walter Goss of
this city, who escorted them to the
Thousand Springs and Clear Lakes,
where they spent the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Murphy return
ed Monday from Twin Falls, where
they have been visiting with DR.. and
Mrs. Truman O. Boyd
G. B. Channel of Twin Falls, was in
Bull Monday on business.
Mr.. Capron, the meat cutter of Proc
tors market, who has been on the sick
list during the past week, has again
resumed his duties.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. II. Buck left Tues
day morning for two months visit in
Spokane, Wash
Milton Tiffany of Salt Lake City, is
spending week of his vacation in
Bull, and while here is assisting at
Elison's drug store.
Mr.. Hogan of the Twin Falls Gro
Gerry & Mercantile Co., was In Bull.
Monday, visiting our merchants.
Otto and Walter Goss have sold the
Bull Plumbing and Heating Co. to Mr..
Chas. Snyder, who, was formerly an
employee of the West End Twin Falls
Irrigation CO. Mr.. Otto Goss will
leave in a short time for his home in
Belleville, H., while his brother Wal
ter will remain in this city, as the
attractions of Bull are too great for
him to leave.
The St Elizabeth Guild will hold
character ball Friday evening in the
Buhl opera house. Everyone wishing
to dance must represent some charao-
ter. A large crowd is expected as this
is the first event of tbs kind ever given
in Bull
MI. and Mrs. r. w Faris and little
daughters, who have been the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. ]. W. Faris during the
past week, left Friday evening for
their home in Boise.
Mrs. ]. G. Mason and Mrs. c. S.
Swanner were shopping in Twin Falls
Tuesday
Howard Hill spent Sunday in Twin
Falls.
The ball game played at Deep creek
Sunday between the town boys and the
farmer boys, resulted in a score of l
to 10 in favor of the latter team.
The Citizens State bank is being
moved this week into the new build
ing.
The Bull Investment Co. have moved
into their new office in the Miner
Perrine block.
Mrs. A. D, Goodman was on the sick
list the first of the week.
Mrs. r. P. Davis and daughter ar
rived the last of the week from Illinois.
A party consisting of Mr. and Mrs.
d. w. Brunk and daughter, Miss Flos-
sic, Mrs. Swoap and son Walter, the
Misses Muriel and Hazel Shields, John
Shidds and Ralph Leighton of Twin
Falls, passed through Bull Saturday
on their way home from an outing at
Thousand Springs and Clear Lakes.
Ray Cammack of this city was also in
the party.
Luke Sonner and Miss Vera Sonner
delightfully."- entertained about sixty of |
their young friends Saturday evening
at lawn party at their home six |
miles southeast of Buh1 Many inter-
esting games and contests were In |
dulged in. The way in which partners
We're secured for supper was a rather
artful arrangement. A pole was |
brought forth to which were tied and |
tangled a number of long cords. The
boys being made to stand on one side |
and the girls on another, were re-
quested to form circle, and to each |
left tarm was tied an end of one of |
the cords. Then the untangling pro-
cess was commenced, one young man
at time untangling his Irvine and |
finding the lady, his partner for sup
per, on the other end, which created /
much amusement. Supper was served
at midnight on the lawn by the hos
tess. Ice cream and cake was the |
menu, which all enjoyed to the utmost. |
About 1870 a. m. the guests departed, |
voting their host and hostess delight
full entertainers, and all declaring they
had spent the most pleasant evening
of the summer. w. o. SISTER of the
Carey, returned Monday from Poca-
tello, where he purchased a fine soda
fountain for his pool hall
W. S. Geerhart, Miss Bertha Bent
ley and Miss Annette Elquist spent
Sunday at Snake river
ten-pound baby girl was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 3. Kessler Saturday.
Miss Violet Flynn has accepted po-
sltlon as clerk at the Bull bakery.
The seven weeks baby girl of Mr..
and Mrs. Amos Howard died Sunday.
The funeral was held at Filler, Mon
day and the little one was inferred in
the Filler cemetery. The parents Rave
the heartfelt sympathy of the Bull
people