The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-09-29
BULL HAPPENINGS.
Buhl, Idaho, Sept. 81. 1910.

visiting ct the home of his sister, Mrs
J. C. Mason, in Bull
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. jennings were
visiting Tuesday in Twin Falls at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. T. O. Boyd.
w. G.. kimbrough end wife and Mr.
and Mrs. W. T. Shaw drove to Clear
Lake Wednesday for fruit
w. E. Fitz left Tuesday evening for
Fort Dodge, Iowa, where he will visit
hi sold home during the winter.
L. B. Jennings has purchased a
Studebaker run-about of Meigs &
Hays.
O. D. Cole was in Bull Friday, from
American Falls,
DR.. and Mrs. U. H. squires and
daughter, arrived Friday from He
bron, Nebr., to visit with their son, w.
l.. Squires, of the Bull Herald
Mrs. E. A. Wyatt was down from
Twin Falls the last of the week, Wis
iting with friends in this city.
Mrs, Marion Young Of Peavey, was
in the city the last of the week visit
ing at the home of here sister, Mrs.
Charles Cocker.
Miss Martha Taylor was down from
Twin Falls Friday evening to attend
the Rebekah dance.
Kenyon Green of the Twin Falls
Times, was; in the city, Friday.
Miss Jennie Biggerstaff of Filler,
was the guest of her cousin, Miss Elsie
Hubbell, the latter part of the week.
O. D. Cole returned Monday even
ing from business trip to Shoshone.
S. Claud Stewart has resumed his
duties as clerk at the Bull Hardware
Co.
Mrs. M. ]. Higley went to Twin Falls
Sunday evening to visit with friends.
Clyde D. Evans of Armour & Co.,
was in the city from Pocatello Monday.
calling on our merchants.
Cora Schooler left Monday morning
for Hagerman, to visit with relatives.
Mrs. l. R. Stevens and Miss Penny
of Twin Falls, were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs w S. Harris, Monday
DR.. Chas Weatherbee was in Filler
on professional business, Saturday
The Misses Eleanor and Martha
Taylor were down from Twin Falls
Sunday, visiting their parents.
]. Bueier of Salt Lake City, was in
Bull Monday on business.
Mrs. Gaut and Frank Booth of Twin
Falls, were visiting Sunday with Miss
Bertha Bentley.
Mrs n 0. Thompson was assisting
in the dry goods department Satur-
day at Osgood e Co.'S.
e. w. Byrne left Monday evening
for Albion. to act as witness on a trial
at that place.
J. E. Buttorff left Saturday for Twin
Falls
Chas. Bennett of Filler has accepted
the position with the Ellison Drug Co.,
which was formerly held by Mr. But
toff.
Mr. and Mrs Chas. Stokes and
daughters, Viola and Laura, arrived in
Bull Thursday from Newark, N j.,
and are visiting at the home of their
brother and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. c. b.
Taylor. Of this city.
Mrs F. S. Marshall left Sunday even
ing for Twin Falls. where she will act
as chairman of the fancy work de-
partment at the fair.
Mrs. Shark is visiting with relatives
in Filler
G. S. Peck has purchased the grocery
department from M. B. Osgood, and is
conducting 1t at the present time in
the same building that Osgood & Co.
occupy, but will move in a few days to
the old Citizens State bank building.
Morris Gee of Oakley, is visiting
with friends in this city.
Mrs. Clarence Ward received a Sc
we're cut On her arm the other day,
while canning fruit, the jar breaking
and cutting her arm in several places
A physician was called and it was
| found necessary to take number OF
| stitches in her arm.
| r. e. Browne, cashier of the Filler
State bank, was up from Pumpkin
Center Sunday, visiting his brother
Henry Browne.
| G. r. Northrop, bookkeeper for the
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Co.
was down fro mTwin Falls Monday
| collecting.
V. Ernest Anderson and Attorney
Arthur ". Ostrom, were in Twin Falls
on business the first of the week
r. B. Lundy was passenger to Twir
| Falls, Monday evening.
| Mrs. G. A. e. Martin and children
| went to Twin Falls Monday evening
where her oldest child, Harry, who
fell from horse, will have his arm
| treated
w. N. Glib of Boise, was in Bull
Monday visiting with friends
/ -. W.. LII uCH III L w Ill dis, was IL
Bull Monday reading meters for the
| power company
b. B. Bergenstrom of Ogden, was a
Bull business visitor Monday.
N. G. Willis of Portland. was in Bull
The first Of the week looking over the
tract with a view to locating.
Geo. Wade was in from his Castle
ford ranch Sunday afternoon.
Boise, Sunday
O. A. Stalker, one of the prominent
merchants of Twin Falls, was in Bull
Saturday on business connected with
the county fair
G. H Webster Of North Yakima, is in
Bull this week
G. B. Haverstic of Twin Falls, was
looking over the Bull country the first
of the week.
H. W. Ball. one of the prominent
contractors of Twin Falls, was in Bull