The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1912-01-30
HANSEN NEWS.
Hansen, Ida. Jan. ~. 1G

Hansen, Ida, Jan. 27, 1912.
Ben Walton went to Ogden, Utah, the
first of the week, for q several days
stay.
The Hansen Ladies' Aid society will
hold their regular meeting Thursday
afternoon, February LIST, at the home
of Mrs. Ii. M. Vanderpool She will
serve . ten-cent lunch after the BUSH
ness meeting. Everyone is most cor
daily invited.
H. LaCourse and son George, spent
Saturday and Sunday on their ranch
at Salmon river.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Severns were
entertained at the E. P. Hinton home,
Sunday.
D. j Smith returned from his ranch
at Miner, Friday afternoon.
Miss>Laura " Hale was a week end
visitor with home folks here.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 0. lancaster and
family, Mr. and Mrs. G. l.. Redhead
and Mrs. H. Lacourse were county seat
visitors, Saturday.
Horace Eubanks spent the first of
the week in Bull, visiting relatives.
Joseph Froehlich returned home
Sunday from three months stay in
Ohio. where he has been visiting his
mother and other relatives and
friends.
MIR. and Mrs. Bremen and little son
OF Kimberly, spent Sunday at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Eubanks.
O. Lee Anderson spent Thursday ami
Friday with relatives in Oakley.
Miss Pauline Hale is spending this
week in Twin Falls visiting a school
friend, Miss Margaret Gourley, daugh-
ter of Rev. John Gourley, and also Wis
iting at the home of her brother, Fred
Hale.
George Harris returned from
months visit with home folks in Chi
cago, where he formerly resided.
Miss Amy Keith spent the last of the
week in Twin Falls visiting relatives
and friends.
c. e. Edwards came home Sunday,
but returned Thursday morning to
Pocatello where he and his family are
visiting with Mrs. Edwards mother.
James Pearson spent few days the
first of the week in Miner
Friday the eighth graders in the
Hansen school took their final examin-
atoms in geography and physiology.
Ray Butler, Leo Frananza, Wesley
Amick and Miss Georgia Helton came
L
with them. We hope, with the children,
that they all passed
Friday night about twenty-five
friends and neighbors paid Mr.. A. D.
P. Keith an unexpected call, and pleas
antly reminded him that it was his
sixty-third birthday. A very nice social
evening was spent, and at midnight a
dainty lunch was served, and when the
guests departed they all wished Mr..
Keith many more years of good luck,
health and happiness, and also many
more delightful evenings like the one
they had just spent.
II. M. VanderpOOl is filling an order
for two carloads of baled alfalfa hay.
to be sent to Morris, ILL.,, where he
formerly resided.
G. H. POstOn was business visitor
in Murtaugh, Monday.
Sunday, February 4th, district Sun
day school, convention will be held at
the Hansen M. e. church. There will
be services at eight o'clock Saturday
night, at ten Sunday morning and at
two Sunday afternoon. Mr. j. E. Stein
our, county Sunday school superin-
tendent, will be present, and there will
be some very good speakers. Come
and bring your lunch, prepared to
spending the day. Hot tea and coffee
will be served at noon Sunday, but
don't forget the Saturday evening SER
vice. Everyone is invited to come and
bring their friends
Mrs. John Hansen, now OF Rock
Creek, but formerly of this place,
spent Monday night here. She was on
her way to Weiser, to visit her daugh-