The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1912-02-23

/ returned from two months visit with
relatives in Utah.
Henry Brown was down from Filler
the first of the week, visiting friends
Messrs. Morse and Shriver arrived
last week in Bull with their families,
from Winfield Kansas, and will make
their home in Bull
J. d. Fisher, who has been visiting
relatives in this city, returned Satur-
day evening to his home in Filler.
Ariel Smith left Wednesday for a
short visit in Jarbidge.
A ten-pound baby boy was born on
Sunday evening to Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Eustis.
B. Morgan Nisbet, the Boise archi-
tect, is in Bull on business.
Jonas Lee was operated on the first
of the week for removal of adenoids.
Ralph Miller has accepted a posi-
ton with the Farmers Union Trading
| Co.
Pat Hall of Twin Falls has started
work on the Catholic church in this
city.
| b. q. Beeman and family returned
on Wednesday evening of last week
| from visit with relatives in Iowa,
Miss Ethel Woodward was down
| from Twin Falls the first of the week
| Joe ThometZ is in the city from
| Twin Falls on business.
A. g. Constant and Harry Weber
of Castleford spent Sunday in Buhl.
| The two-year-old son of Rev. S.
Chamberlain was operated on Saturday
for the removal of adenoids.
B. E. Morse, the Twin Falls architect
was in Bull Monday on business.
DR.. G. L. Simon of Sidney, Nebraska
was in Bull the last of the week look
ing over the country with view of
| investing
Mrs. DR.. Geo. Gallagher of Pocatello
is visiting friends in this city,
Archie Frazier, the nine-year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Frazier under
went an operation Saturday for the re-
moval of adenoids
M. c. Ware was down from Twin
Falls on business Saturday.
Barlow Ferguson of Boise, was in
Bull on business, Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fisher were up
from the river, Saturday.
Jas Spence made a trip to Noun
tain Home, Saturday.
! DIR. Wiglesworth of Twin Falls,
spent part of last week at his ranch.
Frank Palmer returned Saturday
from trip to Portland.
Dr. and Mrs. Schwartz spent Friday
with friends in Twin Falls.
The first meeting of this season of
the Ladies' Civic club was held on
Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs
A. ]. Miner. Many different improve
ments for the city were enthusiastic
ally discussed, but nothing has been,
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til the next regular meeting, which
will be held week from next Mon
day at the home of Mrs 7 w Faris
At the regular menthly meeting of
the school board last Monday evening,
Prof. j. NJ Markle was reelected to
the poslt1oE of superintendent of the
Sum Public schools for the next
schoSI term.
!, "A very pleasant social function of
I the week was the valentine party given
on Wednesday afternoon by the Tues
day Literary club at the home of Mrs.
j. Fl. Murphy The house was beauti-
fully decorated in accordance with the
day and the same ideas were carried
out in the refreshments and entertain
ment The entertainment committee
consisting of Mesdames Dodge, Sny-
der and Murphy, displayed consider
able originality in the afternoons en-
tertainment. The first prize in the
games was awarded Mrs. +. S. Mar
shall, while Mrs G, H. McQuown re-
ceived the consolation prize Deli
cious refreshments We're served by the
refreshment committee assisted by the
Misses Helen Cairncross, Caro- and
Edith Mason, to the club members and
the following guests: Mesdames Mar
vim Geer, II. c. Tanner, G. S. Swan
ner, Ed Wismer, l.. B. Jennings, R. M.
Hayes. S. J. Hammell, Noble, A. M.
Stangle, w. D. Yingst, c. H. McQuown,
F. c. Marguardsen, Brennan, A. F. Nc
Clusky, ]. M. Belding, and the Misses
Curtis, Neel, Southworth Russum, and
Alfred and Mrs. Simons of Sidney,
Nebraska.
The most enjoyable ball of the sea-
son was the fireman's annual valen-
tine ball given in the Bull opera house
on Wednesday evening. The hall was
beautifully decorated in red and black,
the firemans colors, the black form
, ing background to border of red
hearts around the entire room Among
the special dances of the evening, was
the moonlight and valentine Waltzes
was furnished by Holmes popular or
chestra and the floor was at its best.
At one end of the hall was stationed a
small miniature fire engine, the work
of l.. ]. Johnson, from which was
served delicious punch, free of charge
to the dancers. The cloak check room
was also we'll managed and the dane
ers were given the benefit of this with
out additional charge. Large crowds
were present from the country as we'll
as the city and neighboring towns, and
the boys netted a neat sum from their
efforts. The dance will long be re-
membered in the minds of those who
had the pleasure of attending, as a
most enjoyable evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Harris returned
Thursday evening from q visit with
friends in Boise. While there they at