The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-06-23
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Many Disciples of the Great Jefferson
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Filler, Idaho, June 81, 1910.

Filler, Idaho, June 21, 1910.
| H. H. Schildman was a business Wis
litor in the Magic City on Thursday CT
| last week.
Messrs. Reynolds and Newberry
went to Salt Lake City professionally
the first of last week DR.. Newberry
returned on Sunday, but Mr.. Reynolds
will remain for some time. Mrs. Rey-
nolds departed on Monday evening to
join her husband.
J. j. Mccain, who left this place a
| year ago for Canton, H., has recently
returned and reports that In his trav-
4 els he has seen no place or country
that looks so good to him as Filler and
the Twin Falls tract. He was accom-
panied by his son Raymond.
Messrs. ]. w. Tanner of the Filler
Journal, and H. G. Munyon were
among the business seekers in the
Magic City on Monday mornings early
train.
i Misses Matte Stevens and Dolly
Brennon spent Friday sightseeing IN
Twin Falls.
i Mrs. Matterson returned to her home
in Pullman, Wash, the latter part OF
the week after spending several weeks
visiting with numerous friends here
Before returning she purchased the
Dennis Slattery place two miles west
of town. Consideration, $11O per acre
The game played between the Buhl
and Filler ball teams at the former
place on last Sunday, resulted in 8
victory for Buhl with score of to l
Mr.. Bert Lyons, who came here last
spring from Illinois, sold his farm
consisting of 100 acres, to Mr.. Finch o.
Illinois, at $3.50 per acre, thus realiz
ing a neat sum- The Lyons family ex
pect to leave soon for Colorado, where
they have many relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. NOEL are guests
at the home of w. F. Mackie, being re
cent arrivals from Kansas. They COM
with the intention of remaining her
and are so delighted with the countr.
that Mr.. NOEL expects several of hi
friends and their families to come her
on his recommendation.
Miss Alice Carnahan spent Frida
with friends in Twin Falls.
Chas Johnson, one OF the plonee
settlers of this tract, is preparing
leave soon for an indefinite visit an
business trip to Chicago and vicinity
Mrs. Frank Griffith spent this wee
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Lyma
Stuart, of Hansen.
Mr.. and Mrs. jeff Wiseman are VII
iting friends and relatives in Wal
Walla, Wash, for the first time sint
coming to this tract They will be a
sent for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Lorrain al
Younger sons and Mrs. JAS Marke
and son Dannie, will return the fir
of the week from ten days visit
the Shoshone Basin, for which pla
they started on last Saturday NOR
ing. The Prof. has lonely appea
ance these summer days.
The Children's Day exercises at t
Methodist church last Sunday morni
were greatly enjoyed by large nu
Der of parents and friends and the
cellency of the program reflects mu
credit on the instructors and Mrs.
B. Ripley, who had charge of prep;
ing the program
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Sierer are enjoy
visitors from their former home in
northern part of the state this week
Two most excellent wells have DC
ut drilled the fast week in this viclnl
and water of the purest quality DC
found. On the Dell Randall place
also on the Randolph place where
strong flow was found at depth
only 107 feet.
On last Saturday evening the be;
tiful Sonner home four miles sou
,eS west of town, was the scene of mt
/, merry making when some thirty-f
Ely, of the young people of the neighb
,ye hood gathered for a lawn social at
invitation of Munith Sonner and @
Az Toa an6 cake
served by Mrs Sonner and the you
guests departed at a late hour afte
delightful evening of games and
freshments.
On last Wednesday evening in
no. opera house occurred the first Der
cratic smoker of the season. Ms
I short speeches and toasts were gil
and enjoyed by the large number pr
ent. after which refreshments w
served b ythe ladies' A number
the prominent Democrats OF II
Falls and Kimberly were present,
from the latter place cordial inv
ton was extended for the members
the club here and their friends to
tend a smoker to be given by the d.
ocratic club of Kimberly on next
urday evening.
G.. A. Parker, a wealthy resident
Il -
Santa Ann, Calf, an formerly OF
ton, Wash, was the guest of Mr..
Mrs. James Fitzgerald on Wednes
of last week Dayton was the hom
the Fitzgeralds before coming
southern Idaho.
Satish Chandra Ghosh, Hindoo
dent from the Chicago University
companied Norman Barker. to I
last week and will remain for the $
mer hear, studying western condltl
He will resume his studies at the J
versity for another year before
turning to his native country.
Mrs. Allen, who has been visi
. her son, F. E. Allen, left on Tues
evening for her home in Michigan
ter a months visit here.
Since the report of the state che
on the quality of the water OF
deep we'll, there has been much IL