The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-09-16
MURTAUGH NEWS.

Murtaugh, Ida, Sept. 10, 1913.

Murtaugh, Ida, Sept 10, 1913.
Grace Eden was kicked by a horse
!, Saturday evening, making an ugly
cash in the head. She is getting along
as nicely as could be expected Her
mother came home from Twin Falls
Wednesday evening, where she has
been receiving medical attention
John Silvers, A. b. Beverlin and J..
E. Stienour were business passengers
to the county seat Wednesday.
Willie Walker returned Wednesday
morning from a trip to Oakley in his
car.
Miss Noise and Mr.. Adamson of Ar
tesian City, were in Murtaugh We'd
. nesday evening.
Miss Ina Johnson and Mrs. Chas.
Miller spent Thursday and Friday in
Twin Falls.
G. A. Dillon received shipment of
, cans in which he will put his honey
for market.
Mrs. Frank Smith went to Twin
Falls Tuesday to undergo an opera
ton. Mrs. Stienour is keeping the
children while Mrs. Smith is in the
hospital.
Murtaugh ranchers are doing much
improving. e. M. Hooper is remod-
cling and building onto his house,
making bungalow Andy Hansen,
ST., has force busy hauling sand,
ETC., and laying foundation for nine
room, two and half story house. Mr..
Draper of Kimberly has the contract.
Harry McMahan has the sand and
concrete hauled for foundation and
is preparing to build a five-roomed
bungalow. Mr.. Snider is building an
addition onto Jack Fuller's house near
"a Nv Cut
house.
Mr. and Mrs. Walker are entertain
ing the formers mother from Oakley.
The Ladies' Aid met Thursday at
the home Of Mrs. w. A. Boyd. Offic-
ers were elected for the next year.
They are as follows: President, Mrs.
Hoffman,; vice president, Mrs. J. A.
Johnson; secretary, Mrs. Lena John
son; treasurer, Mrs. Ed True; super
intendent of work, Mrs, Mcmahon;
superintendent of ways and means,
Mrs. Hunt. The organization consists
of 25 ladies. They have done much
good. In ten months time they took
in $212S0. They are now busy maxi
ing name quilt which is wheel de-
sign on white, embroidered with red
In each wheel is place for ten names.
These will be embroidered in. They
hope none will refuse their name
Each name 10c.
The children of Milton Smiths fam
lily are having the measles.
E. NJ Hooper's children have been
SICK but are now improving.
Mrs. N. o. Hall and daughter Irene
left Thursday morning for Kansas
City. Mrs Hall received message
. chat her brother was very low and
she left at once.
John SENEGAL has ordered the ma
terial for a neat bungalow on his
ranch. Mr.. Snider will build it.
w. D. Goss, A. P. Jensen, j.
E. Stienour Bob and R. r. Kendell
are among those digging spuds this
last week
Misses Eunice Hoyt and Bertha
Bancroft arrived in Murtaugh Friday
from Colorado. Miss Bancroft has
been our primary teacher the past two
years and was retained for this year
She has spent the summer visiting at
, her home in Minnesota and relatives
in Colorado Springs.
A. P. Jensen expects to enlarge and
remodel his house as soon as his bus
lest work is over.
Sam Cox is also going to build a
residence on his ranch.
Elmer Chance, our lumberman, is
busy nowadays figuring on new
houses which he is very glad of the
opportunity.
Andy Hall will begin building his
hotel as soon as his busy ranch work
is over
;. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis l.. Johnson
drove to Twin Falls Saturday.
Miss Bancroft visited at the Eden
home from Friday until Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Goss and the
later's father, Mr.. Barshaw of Michi-
J gan, spent Sunday at the Fuller home,
n Artesian City.
| b. F. Jain and family and Ed True
and family, picniced Sunday in Snake
river canyon.
Several came up from Kimberly
Sunday to witness the ball game be-
tween Kimberly and Murtaugh, which
resulted in score of IL to 10 in fav-
or of Kimberly
| Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Boyd drove to
| Twin Falls Sunday and spent the day
with the formers mother
Mr.. Robson and John Thorn of
Miner, attended the ball game Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Workman Mr..
and Mrs. Day and Perry Papineau
were in from Artesian City Sunday to
attend the ball game.
Mrs. Eugene Pickett and little son
of Marion, are visiting at the home Of
Hiram Pickett
| B. F. Jain was a passenger to Twin
Falls on Wednesday.
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