The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1912-01-16
KIMBERLY NEWS.
Kimberly, Ida, Jan. IL, 1912.

list troubled with toRsiltis
Mr.. Joe F'itzsimmons was shopping
in Twin Falls, Saturday.
Leigh Ross was in from his ranch
Saturday.
The Kimberly local telephone has
changed hands, it being purchased
| by the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
Co. of Twin Falls.
Mr.. Moon is now living in the Aus
tin house. Mrs. Austin is staying with
her daughter, Mrs. Elmer Moon.
The storm Saturday night was quite
a surprise, and the wind Sunday sue
ceeded in making Sunny Idaho look
somewhat like the blizzard Dakotas, at
least so thought those formerly of
Dakota.
j. j. Welsh was on the sick list last
week
The following composed a sleighins
party Thursday evening: Otis Eman-
uel, Bernice Emanuel, Raymond Big
ger Mary Burkhalter, ROLAND Hardin,
Lillian Martin, Burton Dunn, Mary
Dunn, Lloyd Hays A very enjoyable
time was spent that evening and a
sleepy time in school next day Ask
them
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Tucker enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Art Wilson and
family, also Miss Hazel Burkhalter,
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Wilson, Mrs
Marsh, Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Wright, Mr..
Jim Hamlin, Mrs. Edgecomb, spent
Sabbath at the Purdee home.
A sleighing party consisting of the
following, went for spin, etc, Friday
night: Miss Freida Domrose and Mr.,
Ray Duncan, Miss Hazel Burkhalter
and Mr.. Evans, Miss Mabel White and
Harold Lemp, Mr. Frank Burkllalter,
Mr.. Charley Dunn, Miss Capitola Pitt
man and Misses Emily and Mary Clai-
born.
Miss Hazel Burkhalter was in Twin
Falls On business, Saturday.
Mr.. Evans made pleasure trip to
Twin Falls, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs W. +. Bucken enter
| tanned at dinner Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Noah Swearingen, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Ridgeway and Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ
Fletcher.
| Cupid seems busy at work among
the young people of Kimberly Wheth-
er it is because the tables have turned
or not we have no way Of telling but
we shall keep our eyes open hereafter
Mr. Searle NJ Burkhalter, one of
Kimberly's most enterprsing young
men, took to himself wife, one of the
daughters of Tacoma, Wash, Sunday,
in spite of the wind and weather. At
the home of the groom's parents, Mr..
and Mrs Burkhalter, Mr.. Searle M.
Burkhalter and Miss Teresa Fox of
Tacoma, Wash, were united in mar
riage by Rev. Frank Hardin. The
bride was beautiful in a white satin
gown with silk overlace The groom
wore the conventional black. We con-
graduate the groom and wish for him
success in his new life, while to the
bride we would say, May her life be
as peaceful as the day was stormy
| The wedding was a quiet one, only a
few of the most intimate friends being
| invited Mr.. and Mrs. Searle nj. Burk-
/ halter will make their home at the
head gates.
Two of Kimberly's most prominent
i young people decided last Saturday
that "In union there is strength so
| acted Immediately upon the conviction.
Mr.. Carl Ridgeway and Miss Goldie
| Swearingen were married at Twin
| Falls Saturday afternoon Mr.. and
Mrs Noah Swearingen, the parents of
| the bride, were present at the wedding.
Mr.. Rfdgeway is assistant cashier of
the Kimberly bank, and is a highly
respected young man, while Miss
/ Swearingen is the daughter of Mr.
Noah Swearingen of the firm of Swear
ingen & Wilson. Miss Swearingen is a
very lovable young lady, who has a
host OF friends who wish for her every
imaginable joy. We congratulate the
groom and wish them every success in
life with just an occasional day like
Sunday to help them appreciate their
blessings.
The pupils of the high school gave a
very pleasant surprise to their teach
ers, Miss Laura " Hale and Miss
Mabel White Tuesday evening. They
first called upon them in body at
their boarding place and escorted
them to the school auditorium, where
games of all description were played
and enjoyed, after which very dainty
and appropriate refreshments were
served. Miss Maude Pomeroy pre-
sented each teacher with an Idaho
state spoon in behalf of the class
The presentation was in the form of
an original poem. The teachers ex-
pressed themselves as wholly surpris-
ed and greatly delighted with the
evening.
W. M. Van Houten, W. E. Lewis,
and Joseph Sudweeks attended the
canal meeting at Twin Falls, Tuesday
i Mr.. John Baisch returned from his
trip to Colorado, Monday.
Mr.. Sam Bishop has sold out his
barber shop to a Twin Falls man and
has left for Baker City.
joint public installation of officers
of the Modern Woodmen of America,
was held Wednesday evening, January
/ 10. The installed officers of the Wood
men We're: Consul, r. G. Wilson, past
consul, A. McDermid; worthy adviser,
Leonard Tucker; banker, H. NJ Fetch
er; escort, Ed Byard; Waterman, Har-
/ old Lemp; sentry, John Mankin. r.
F. Brecken was appointed installing
officer. Ray Pettijohn was head es-
cort. The work was put on in a very
creditable maner. The installed Of
ficers of the Royal Neighbors were
| Oracle Mrs Ella CwaaripUop. poc%