The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-10-21
Filler NEWS.
(Filer Journal.)


(Filer Journal)
Mrs. Young was Twin Falls WISH
tor Tuesday.
Sid Sloan has gone to American
Falls to take position in cafe.
Arthur Baxter has rented the Will
Snelson property in the west part of
town.
Jas. Johnson of Sioux City, Ia, is
visiting his uncle, Robt. Rosenberg,
for few days.
The council met in regular session
Tuesday night and transacted routine
business.
Mr.. George is improving the proper
ty recently bought of Jack Price across
the tracks.
Until further notice the Filler Phar-
macy will be closed from 1890 till
O'Clock on Sundays.
H. o. Brown of Twin Falls, accom-
panied by his father, were business
visitors here Monday.
Earl Walker has purchased a lot
just west of the NJ e. parsonage from
Geo. Allen. 1t looks like Earl meant
business.
Last week VIM Spencer gathered an
apple from a 5-year-old tree that
measured II inches one way and 15h
inches the other. 1t weighed "a
ounces. 1t was of the Glori Minodic
variety Mr. Spencer sent it to rela-
tives in Kansas.
In order to give our readers some
little idea of the volumne of business
transacted at the local exchange, will
say that on last Monday an even hum
dren long distance calls were handled
here. The growth of the telephone
business is one of the marvels of the
age.
r. H. Goodpasture has the contract
for re-roofing and otherwise improv-
ing the old Redick cement building on
the railroad tracks near the elevators
1T is owned by the Twin Falls Bank &
| Trust company, and has been rented
| by A. j. Weaver for a spud warehouse
| Last week we announced that the
dance would be held Friday night in
stead of Saturday night on account Of
| securing better music. Now an
nounce that arrangements have been
made whereby we can secure the mus
ic on Saturday nights, SO remember
that the dance will be held as usual
on Saturday night of this week.
DR.. Freeman, deputy state veterin-
airy, of Buhl, was in town last Friday
looking after business here in connec-
ton with his office. On another page
we are printing an article that deals
with hog cholera that is very prevail
ent in this section at present. Every
hog raiser should read the article and
preserve it for future reference.
Tuesday noon julius Strauss started
for the Magic City with his single
driver. AS he passed the Journal he
met two wagons loaded with spuds
and as he passed them the horse look
ed across the street and spied the en-
CINE and cement mixer. The horse
took fright and turning suddenly
around in the road, threw Julius out
and started at break neck speed
down the road. The buggy was badly
damaged, but julius and the horse
came through unscathed. He Sc
cured another buggy and resumed his
journey.
R. A. Reynolds autoed to the county
seat Tuesday.
4 County Supt. Bertha Noel is Filler
visitor today.
Mrs. VIM. Price was a Twin Falls
visitor Tuesday.
/ F. c. Graves, the real estate man
was Twin Falls visitor Tuesday.
i A meeting of the school board was
held Monday night and routine bust.
ness transacted.
/ Clarence Wilson of Boise, nephew
of Mrs. Shaffner, arrived yesterday fol
a few days visit.
Mrs. H. 0. Brown, accompanied by
Mrs. Brown of Orient, Ia, mother OF
her husband, we're Filler visitors Tues
day.
The cement gang who are putting
down cement sidewalks, have been lay.
ing off part of the time this week on
account Of being unable to secure sand
and gravel.
i Dads grocery is again open and
his old trade solicited. While Mr.
Cartwright Is still in the hospital but
his early return IL expected Mrs
Cartwright will be found in the store
ready to wait on the customers.
If the domestic science course al
the schools only succeed in teaching
the pupils how to make good coffee
the cause will not have been in vain
Poor coffee has been the result oil
more divorces than any other cause
Statistics show that great majority
Of the militant suffragettes are poor
coffee makers. Any girl who expects
to some day try and make happy
home and keep her husbands love
must learn how to make good cup Of
coffee. A Door coffee maker ought to
be arrested ON sight and prosecuted
under the vagrancy act.