The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1911-11-28
filler HAPPENINGS.
Social and Personal Items Taken From
the Filler Journal.

Mrs. w. P. Guthrie of Twin Falls
was Filler visitor yesterday, a CUES
of the Woods.
Elmer Haag, vice president of the
Filler State bank, arrived here Satur
day from Chicago to assume his du
ties in the bank. Mr.. Haag, while E
young man, is an experienced banker
and will bring to that institution rare
ability and sound financial discretion
He is much pleased with what he has
seen of Idaho, and will grow as en-.
thuslastic over the country as the
rest OF us as time rolls by.
DR.. Armes has rented one Of the
new Dooley houses, and expects tC
shortly move into it and made File1
| his home. He will enter actively into
the practice here, and in fact is al
| ready answering whatever calls are
made upon him. The doctor has had
| large experience, having for several
| years past been connected with the
medical department of the Hot Lake
sanatorium. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Armes
Will be gladly welcomed, as their COM
ing will add both to the professional
and social life of Filler.
w. A. Smith and family left Tues
day for Arcadia, Florida, where they
nave bought land and will make it
their future home if they like the eli
mate. They retain their farm here so
in case they are dissatisfied with Flor
ida they can return.
Something unusual is in the air this
week that has caused at least four
boys, ranging in age from fourteen to
sixteen years, to pull up and start for
other chimes. Two of the youngsters
started from Bull and got as far as
Filler, when they were caught up with
by City Marshal Hartley and stopped
IN their wild career and taken back to
their homes in Bull. Two Filler boys,
Vern Mcbride and Spencer Bell, about
fourteen years old, concluded they
would break the monotony of the uuiat
life of Filler and go east They reach
ed Salt Lake and found the weather
was beastly cold, and so was the peo-
pie OF the world. They started on
their return at once and had reached
Pocatello when they were picked up by
the officers of the law and held until
Sheriff Vanausdeln could arrived for
them. They were brought before the
county judge yesterday and were pa
rolled to their parents with the request
to report to that official every week.
The boys say they will profit by their
experience and we hope they will.
The Filler grammar school basket
ball team will play the Washington
school tomorrow (Friday) afternoon on
the Washington grounds.
w. d. Parsons received word last
Thursday that his father had died at |
lis home in South Dakota, and he left |
IN the evening train to be present at
he funeral.
Mrs H. e Corum left Saturday for
cortland, where she will join her hus-
'and for the winter. The house here
las been rented during their absence
o VIM. Thompson.
Deputy Sheriff Hartman was in
own Friday on business.
Mrs. Ed Ripley has sister from
south Dakota, visiting her.
X. A. Brown has sold all of his 1900
heep and will now get more.
Remember the big dance at the
pera house Thanksgiving night.
j. Fl. Chisholm, who is a heavy
tockholder in the Buckeye at Jar
1dge, says he has just received word
he company has made a big strike
lie has sold his ranch south of town
Klass Bros. of North Dakota, who
ave arrived here with their stock and
Ousehold goods. They also brought
B head of registered Jersey COWS and
viii go into the dairy business on an
Extensive scale. They will also plant
Wenty acres to spuds. They are sub
tantlal farmers and will be gladly
welcomed to the tract Mrs. CHS
olm will go to Canada on a visit
while Mr.. Chisholm will look after
inning business at Jarbidge.