The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1912-03-29
hOllISTfR NOTES.

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Mr.. Fritz drove from Jarbidge to
HOLSTER, then took the train from
There to Twin Falls last Tuesday.
Mrs Downer returned to Hollister
Friday, after spending several days in
Twin Falls.
Mr. Knudscn departed for Hansen,
Idaho, Friday evening.
c. l.. Smith departed Saturday to
spend Sunday and Monday with
friends In Twin Falls
Mrs. Richie of Kimberly spent the
week end at Hollistar.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Mcdonald was in
from their ranch visiting with friends
In Holster Thursday
Mrs. E. 0. Wolfe departed for Twin
Falls Friday. She expects to return
Monday
Holster Wednesday. They will make
their home on ranch near Amster-
dam.
w. F. Burgy and A. Anderson, both
OF Twin Falls stopped over at HOLSTER
Thursday.
H. M. Sims is spending the week
END in Twin Falls.
w. F. Graham spent Thursday and
Friday in Twin Falls
Frank Hodge of Jarbidge stopped
over at Hollister Friday on his way
ITO Twin Falls,
T, Graihl, formerly of HOLSTER, was
a visitor here between trains Satur-
day
Paul Keith OF Hansen, Idaho, was
business visitor in HOLSTER Saturday.
A. ]. Mason of Spnkane was regis
tered at the Hotel Hollster Saturday
s. w. Muher OF Rogerson stopped
over at Hollister Monday on his way
home from Bull
Mr.. Campbell of Rogerson was a
business visitor in Follister SATURDAY..
The Messrs. and Mesaames J. r.
Dieboldt. A. w. Jaynes, r. G. Ditwiler
and 0. P Duvall were entertained at
the home Of w H. Craven in the event
sof w. H. Cravens' birthday
Miss Beulah Henstocker entertain
ed the Misses MAY and Grace Caldwell
and Messrs. F. NJ Butler, G. E. Nell
son and Wilbur Washburn, at her
home near HOLSTER Sunday night.
Casper Nygord and J. B. Burrows
drove to Twin Falls Wednesday, re-
turning Friday.
The people Of HOLSTER have al !
ready commenced taking the trips to
Goat springs, which is very popular
trip any time of the year when the
weather will permit
Mort Fear has returned to Hollis
ter from Filler, where he has spent the
winter.
Mr. Morse. the architect, from Twin
Falls was business visitor in Hollis
ter between trains Saturday.
Mr. w. z. Sanger of Twin Falls was
a business visitor in Holster between
trains Saturday.
Mrs. A. E. Gross returned to Hollis
ter Monday after spending over a
week with friends in Twin Falls.
In the event of her birthday Miss
Dorothy Holderman entertained the
Misses May Caldwell Grace Caldwell,
Marie Heck Beulah Henstock and
Nora Jones at her home in HOLSTER
Monday afternoon.
Mrs A. Caldwell and daughter Nell
lie, spent Friday with friends In Hol-
lister.
Mr., e. e. Babcock drove from Twin
Falls to HOLSTER Tuesday to look af-
ter his interests on the Salmon tract
e. A. Peterson rode to Twin Falls
Monday to purchase horse.
Frank Purday of Rogerson was a
business visitor in HOLSTER Tuesday.
Mr.. Miller and his daughter Ella, of
MllleF, were DuSIncSS VlSltOTS Ill hui
lister Tuesday and Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs H. S. Hogan of Twin
Falls were visitors in HOLSTER be-
tween trains Tuesday.
Joe Burton and Miss Irene Read
were entertained at dinner at the Hen
stock home south of HOLSTER Monday
might.
w. H Corum of Twin Falls was a
business visitor in Hollister Tuesday.
Mrs Karl Hale Dixon was visitor
in HOLSTER between trains Tuesday.
NJ N. and H. G.. Knudson drove from
HOLSTER to Kimberly Wednesday.
They are going to work their hay ball
qer again.
Mr.. Mcdowell of Jerome arrived in
Hollister Saturday, he is employed at
the engineers camp.
Frank Craven rode to Point Ranch
Saturday and purchased horse.
w. F. Graham went to Kimberly
Wednesday on a business mission.
Chris Johnson went to Twin Falls
Wedne sday on business mission.