The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-12-12
HOLLISTER NOTES.

HOLSTER Herald.

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c. l.. Tubbs spent Sunday and Mon
day in Twin Falls.
! 2. l.. Hazard was called to Twin
Falls on business Wednesday.
A. Hoover of Galesburg, H., regis
tered at Hotel Craven this week.
John Heck was passenger on the
train to Twin Falls Tuesday after
noon.
w. f. A. Klusmeyer was in Twin
Falls on business Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
| Mrs. Dudley and daughter, Florence,
were in Twin Falls Wednesday and
| Thursday.
| Dorothy and Ted Holderman drove
to the Antelope ranch last Friday,
where they visited until Sunday.
Pauline e. Hauck of Denison Texas,
was in HOLSTER several days this
week, representing the New Practical
Reierence Library.
h DR.. John ]. Whyte and wife of Kim
berly, were visitors in HOLSTER the
early part of the week. They drove to
their ranch west of the city.
NJ e. Brooks of Three Creek, was in
HOLSTER Tuesday.
e. N. Barlow, representing the Cash
this week.
Mr.. Fisher returned Monday from
Twin Falls, where he spent several
days last week.
Henderson Turner went to Twin
Falls on Mondays train, returning to
Hollistrr TIE next fNv
J. C. Noel, who represents traction
engine company, was in HOLSTER
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Carl Washburn has left for the east
with a carload of potatoes which he
raised on his farm near Haggardt
Thos. P. Owens and c. ]. Horton,
both of China Creek, were Hollister
visitors the early part of the week.
The new school at Haggardt is about
ready for occupancy. The painters
took up their work the first of the
week
Jack Highley, proprietor of the City
Livery, went to Twin Falls last Satur-
day, spending several days at the
county seat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darlington, Virginia
Ester and Hope, left Wednesday af-
ternoon for a short visit in Boise, their
old home They are expected back the
for part of the week
w
has been visiting Mrs L. E. Edmund
son at the Edmundson country home
west of Haggardt.
Lue Haggardt left Tuesday after
noon for Hamilton, Iowa, where he is
called on account of the severe ILL
ness of his father.
The Country Club of Paradise VAL
ley, met last Tuesday afternoon at the
homo IF r, Ia EIr,,,nIcor A
ioyable afternoon was spent by those
present.
Miss Webster, who has been visiting
with the Boutons for several days
left for Twin Falls on Wednesday
train. Miss Webster was formerly a
teacher at Twin Falls, and is a friend
of long standing of Mrs. J. w. Bouton.
Thos. Marnani of China Creek, was
at the HOLSTER Hotel Tuesday even
ing. He left Wednesday for Salt
where he will spend the winter. In
the spring he intends to return to the
hills.
MIR. and Mrs. e. E. Lawrence are
making their home temporarily with
A. E. Duffin. When Mr. Lawrence
gets established in his new quarters
at S. P Hahn's pool hall, he will re-
model his present location so as to
use it for living apartments.
e. E. Lawrence and wife returned to
Hollister last Saturday after several
weeks visit at Boise, with Ralph Cal
kins and family, who for several
| months was one of the proprietors of
the HOLSTER Mercantile Company,
now the Gem Mercantile Company.
Through the courtesy of Congress
man Smith the school at Hollister re-
ceived this week a handsome new map
OF the United States and its insular
possessions. The need of the local
school was called to Mr.. Smiths at
tention by Maurice Guheen, the local
representative of the State Lane
Board.
Orval Lark, who has a ranchj near
;s..s