The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1912-01-23

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little late, little bruised and sore,
but still in the ring.
Wallace Nelck, who played ball here
last season and who has made Filler
his home since, has a contract with
the Victoria club in the Northwestern
league for next season. He will have
his tryout early in the season In Cali
fOrnia. Nelck Is fast as short-stop,
and will make good in any company,
no matter how fast. He has lots of
friends here who will wish him well
and expect to see him make good.
Essley McCreery, also Of Filler, will
accompany him to the coast where he
will pitch for Victoria until he is call
ed by Cleveland, by which club he was
drafted last season.
Saturday night about 10 o'clock
some one set fire to a bale of hay just
west of the Nibley-Channel lumber
yard. Some one saw the blaze and
yelled fire. Some one ran to the fire
bell and got in his work. The roads
| were soft and muddy and the fire boys
had very nasty run. II the person
who started the fire could have been
found at the time he would have heard
| something that he wouldn't have soon
| forgot. The alarm was sounded at an
hour when most of the boys were just
getting to sleep, but they hurried to
their post of duty regardless of every
thing. Filler has reason to be proud
Of her two fire brigades and their
equipment, but needless and foolish
alarms should never be turned in for
various and numerous reasons.
H. H. Schildman was transacting
business in Twin Falls Wednesday.
A girl baby was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Snelson Saturday morning
last.
Mrs. Guthrie and daughter Of Twin
Falls, we're visiting at the home Of A,
B. Wood the first Of the week,
A farewell banquet was rendered
RUDE Farnsworth Monday night by a
number of his friends at the Blakeley
cafe.
4. A. B. Goodson received word Sundays
from Blackfoot, announcing the death
OF his mother. He left on the first
train to be present at the funeral.
Mrs. Schildman accompanied her
mother to King Hill last Friday where
she goes to take course of treatment
under the care of DR.. Smith of that
place.
P. w. WINERY, wife and daughter
Isabel. returned Tuesday from a
months visit to friends in Missouri,
Kansas and Arkansas. Mr.. Whinery's
mother returned with them and will
make this her future home.
Last Wednesday evening the Odd
Fellows installed the following offic-
ers: Geo. F. Allen, N. G.; F. f. Allen,
v. G.; d. H. Davis, Sec.; M. B. Hard
ing, Treas. The lodge is doing lots Of
Work, and more than usual interest is
being taken by the membership.
At an election of the stockholders
of the Filler State Bank on the 10th
inst, the following officers were elect
ed: President, T. E. Moore; vice-pres-
ident, E. e. Haag; cashier, Guy H.
Shearer. Directors, T. E. Moore, E. E.
Haag, Guy H. Shearer, w. S. McCor-
nick and H. J. Weaver.
M. e. Finch and family have return
ed from Illinois, where they were Wis
iting. They had thought to spend the
; winter back there, but after passing
several weeks without seeing the sun,
they become homesick for good old
Idaho, and hence they are here. They
brought some friends with them, who
. will look the country over and per-
haps become permanent citizens here.
Geo. Rettig and family, who left here
about year ago for North Yakima,
are on their way back. J. Gardner
: from the same point, will also come
here and locate. Mrs. S. D. Taylor
and children who have been visiting
in that country for several weeks, will
return home with them. After all,
the Twin Falls country land especially
the Filler end of it, is pretty hard
country to beat.
1t is really pleasure to leave town
now since Tom Barnhart has been ap-
pointed assistant agent. Tom, being
an old bachelor, cannot sleep late,
and is up looking for something to
do. OF course. the first thing he thinks
of naturally is fire, and SO he
builds not only in the office, but also
in the waiting room. If Tom never
does anything else to win his way in
to the hearts of travelling public,
he will have accomplished this much
, in the little trifle that he unheedingly
and unthoughtedly did when he made
the atmosphere warm around those
: who were taking the trains from Filler
to points in other sections of the coun-
try. Thus do we see that 1t is the lit
tie things of life that sometimes prove
!. the largest by those who little dream
that their efforts to please are even
appreciated A rising vote of thanks
, will now be in order.
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