The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1912-04-12
ROBERTSON NOTES.

and E. j. Jenkins returned to Twin
Falls Monday night after having
spent a couple of days looking after
business interests.
Mr.. Hickey passed through town
Tuesday en- route to Contact Nevada.
The stage which runs three times per
week between the two points, Roger
son and Contact, is a great convent
ence to those wishing to enter the
Contact copper camp, which is be-
cOmming so well known throughout
the country.
Mr.. w. l.. Mauldin boarded the train
Tuesday evening for Salt Lake City
where he expects to soiourn a few
days sightseeing and calling upon
friends.
Mr. Frank Clark was Rogerson
caller Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mcmillan and
son Arlee and Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.
Mcmillan spent Wednesday and
Thursday in Twin Falls on a COM
bined business and pleasure trip.
Mr. J. M. Chambers is proving up
on forty acres of land adjoining the
townsite. The land is splendidly To-
Gated.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. A. Schuitker who
| formerly resided in Rogerson passed
through town Thursday. They expect
| to make their home in San Jocinto,
| Nevada.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Y. Langford enter
tanned few of their friends at Finch
Thursday evening. The invited guests
| were Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ Cakes, Mis-
,ses Faris and Jordan and Messrs
Gibbs and Langford.
One of the real estate deals report
ed during the past week was the
purchase by F. M. Cakes of forty
acres of land adjoining the townsite.
This land was formerly owned by
Y. U. Larry of Duvall, Washington.
| 1t is thought by all who know the
land that the purchaser has made
good investment.
Mr.. d. B. OConneIl went to Twin
Falls Wednesday to file upon the
homestead claim upon which he has
been residing for the past two years
Mr.. O'Connell thinks he has very
valuable asset in this piece of land
owing to it's natural resources Be
sides very fine spring on the land,
there is peculiar rock formation
from which Mr.. O'Connell is chiseling
pipes and picture frames. Later on
a plant may be installed for the pro-
duction of these articles.
Dr. and Mrs. Colby who have made
Jarbidge, Nevada their home for the
past eighteen months passed through
Rogerson Thursday on their way
east.
Messrs. E. J. Jenkins, N. Y. Nc
f,f r,x..,, N,1I i
and Churchill of Texas were in Rog-
erson Thursday evening.
Friday Mr.. Haverstick of Falks
wholesale house spent time between
trains in our town.
Saturday Messrs Ralph, Roberts,
Smith and Holmes of Twin Falls
made an auto trip to Rogerson.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Dryden enter
tanned Saturday night in honor of
Miss Maude Upton of Twin Falls.
The evening was most pleasantly
passed in playing progressive Finch.
At midnight refreshments were
served. Those present were Misses
Sarah Willis, Carrie Fars, Rose Jor-
dan, Nellie Maltby. Maude Upton,
Mrs. C. r. Dryden; Messrs. l.. e. JOS
liii' H. Nibbs'. a. ID itctlSiolt, w.
c. Maltby, w. S. and II. H. Colds
worthy and G. r. Dryden.
A car of lumber to be used in the
construction of the ROgerson For
wardng & Supply House was received
Friday.
Mrs. French who has been visiting
her daughter Mrs. c. e. Beaver left
Saturday evening for her home in
Canon City, Colorado. Mrs. c. Il.
Beaver accompanied Mrs. French as
far as Twin Falls returning Monday
afternoon.
The Easter treat which was given
the children of the Union Sabbath
School at the close of the lesson
Sunday was much enjoyed. During
the singing of when He Cometh,"
march was led by Miss Jequeta
Willis. As the little marchers passed
by the nests, which were conveniently
placed upon the platform, each child
took an Easter egg, the march con-
tinuing until all eggs We're gone. AS
the little marchers wendell their way