The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1912-03-05
HANSEN NOTES..

Hansen, Ida, Mar. 4, 1912.
Mr.. Elmer Reese who has been feed
ing sheep on the Sturgeon Mccoy
ranch sold twelve hundred lambs to
Los Angeles buyer and loaded them
from this place Monday. Messrs.
Hicks and Reese went to look after
them.
Mrs. Lou Seyerns was business
visitor at the county seat Monday.
Miss Mary Claiborn is spending the
| week with Mrs. E. P. Hinton, in the alb
sence of Mr.. Hinton who is serving
on the jury in Twin Falls.
Messrs Bruce and Roy Gordon of
Murtaugh were business callers here
one day last week.
The Hansen Ladies Aid society are
planning to give an Easter bazaar at
the church Friday, April 9Th.
Charles Brown of Kimberly drove
nice bunch of seventy hogs through
town one day this week. He had pur-
chased them from R. ]. Nicely and was
taking them to his Kimberly ranch to
fatten for market.
Miss Eta McEwen who has been at
tending school at Vancouver, has been
obliged to return home. on account
of her eyes not ching strong
enough to allow her to finish her
school year.
Leon Redhead was business visi-
tor here the latter part of the week.
Dr. Thompson the optician was in
this vicinity looking after his patients
Thursday, He expects to devote one
day every six weeks to his business
here,
Miss Gertrude Walton returned
Thursday evening from a pleasant
four months visit in Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs, H, M. Vanderpool were
business visitors at the county seat
Tuesday
Spencer Edwards spent Thursday
night at the Redhead ranch near Hol-
lister, and attended the dance at the
latter place.
Mrs. M. B. Provost and little daugh-
tiers returned Monday evening from
Free Water, Oregon, where they have
been visiting relatives the past month.
All were much benefited by their stay
there.
Mr., and Mrs. w. P. Griffith and
children spent Sunday visiting frlehas
in Kimberly.
Sampson Bros. shipped eight car
loads of fine cattle to the Portland
market Monday. Willis Sampson and
Herman Theme accompanied them.
Mr.. Slagel is here from the east to
spend the summer with his cousins
the Link brothers.
Mr.. Gentry and his family are oc-
cupying the H. Lacourse ranch this
year.
| The committee for the young peo-
pies class party to be given in the
| near future, and the Easter program
committee met at the Hale home We'd
nesday night.
Miss Amy Keith left Tuesday for
an extended visit with relatives in
Pendleton. Oregon. Her many friends
here hope that her health will be
| greatly benefited by her stay there.
| Friday night the home of W. Ernest
| Smith was the scene of a merry gath
ering. About thirty-five were in at
tendance at the dance given there.
| At midnight very nice lunch consist
ing of sandwiches, pickles, cake and
coffee was served. All report a very
enjoyable time.
Miss Eva Walton spent the week
end with her brother Ben and his wife
in Burley, going on the special and
there Saturday afternoon.
Roy Williams unloaded the new
Sandwich hay baler recently purchas-
ed by him at this station Friday.
Miss Mary Reese of Kimberly spent
from Friday night until Sunday night
at the Vandrepool home.
Despite the condition of the roads
the amount of baled hay being hauled
,r,
sixty-five loads were weighed at the
elevator by Mr.. Laycock, and severa
days there have been sixty, but all this
is occasionally stopped short by
shortage of cars.
Wells Loveless is "chef" at r. w
! Newbry's lunch room now, and is sale
to be very efficient.
H. Lacourse hauled alfalfa hay from
his place here to his Salmon river
, ranch couple of days this week.
Quite a number from here went tt
Twin Falls Tuesday and heard thu
political speech made by William
f Jennings Bryan. All consider tina
they were we'll repaid for their trip
e. H. Butler shipped a carload o
fine steers to Portland last Friday
Cleveland Brothers finished baline
? hay at the Mccoy ranch and movet
} their baler to E. F. Cozzens, wher'
they will be entertained for while.
H. A. Smith loaded seven car Loaf
of cattle from here billed to Portland
= Friday. Bernard Stricken and Waite
. Brose accompanied them.
The Ladies Aid Society will NEE
= Thursday afternoon. March Sth, at tn
home of Mrs. Stewart Severns, tn
t afternoon will be spent in sewing, 81
- don't forget your thimble and be sur
and come.
. Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Even entertained in honor of thei
" son Erroll's 18th birthday anniversary
= The evening was pleasantly spent i
playing games and very nice lunc]
. was served. Enroll was the recipien
: of many pretty presents, and the de
\ parting guests wished their young hos
. many more equally happy birthdays
Those present were the Misses Mar
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