The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-06-17
Filler NEWS.
(Filer Journal.)

(Filer Journal)
Next dance at the opera house
June II.
c. B. Taylor was a Buhl visitor last
Monday.
Carl Beller of Denver was a guest
of the Filler hotel last week.
c. Schooler of Bull was in Filler
last week.
| Harry Stofer of Boise was guest
at the Filler hotel last week.
Frank Koch came home Saturday
afternoon from the Pocatello academy.
Mrs. Finley and children left Mon
day morning for weeks visit with
her sister at Murtaugh.
j. H. Strauss and A. l.. Helf spent
Sunday with friends in Bull.
DR.. and Mrs. Ralston of Twin Falls
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ
Bunce last Tuesday.
! c. B. Taylor, proprietor of the Filler
hotel is contemplating the erection of
an annex to the building this fall.
r. H. Goodpasture had the misfor-
tune to lose two fingers on his right
hand in the wheel of his planning ma
chine last Friday.
Miss Eleanor Taylor of Twin Falls
| is spending the week with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Taylor, she
being on the sick list
j. P. Clark of Prescott, Ia, arrived
in Filler last Tuesday Mr.. Clark is
looking for a location in the dairy
business; he already is in love with
this section.
P. W. Navin and family from Seattle
arrived in Filler last week and have
taken up their residence on the Sal
mon. Mr.. Navin has been here sew
eral times, but now comes to stay
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Shearer, broth
er of Guy H. Shearer and sister of
Elmer E. Haag, arrived in Filler last
Saturday, from Oak Park, ILL., They
were accompanied by, Mrs. A. D. Boil
ems, mother of Mrs. Guy H. Shearer. |
Lester Musser will manage Butch
Adkins on his trip to Bellingham,
Wash, where Butch will wrestle |
Herndon, to decide the lightweight |
championship of the northwest, on the
23d of July.
Ray Taylor spent Sunday in Bull
Paul Havers of the Oliver Typewrit-
err company was in Filler yesterday.
DR.. Newberry autoed to Twin Falls
Tuesday.
Elmer E. Haag, Mrs. Guy H. Shear
err, Mrs. "A. D. Bolen and Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Shearer drove to Blue lakes
yesterday.
1t is we'll to remember the Sabbath
day and keep 1t holy, for the fellow
who was fishing yesterday may be
stretching his imagination about it
today.
The dance at the opera house last
Saturday night was we'll attended and
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next dance will be on Saturday, June
81.
Mrs. A. A. Davis, whose death by
tightening was mentioned last week,
was buried from the home last Sat-
urday at 10 o'clock. The funeral was
one of the largest ever held in this
section. The sympathy of everybody
goes out to those who mourn and es-
pecially the immediate family.
j. A. Clifford started the erection of
a house on the north twenty of the
Clifford ranch, just north of town and
will soon leave for the east to bring
out his registered Percheron mares,
md will start Percheron horse farm.
Mr. Clifford is also a good road en-
husiast and having heard of the con-
7ention now being held at Boise left |
lere Tuesday morning to attend.
H. G. Davis, of Granger, Wash, a
brother of A. A. Davis, who came
Town to attend the funeral of Mrs
Davis, will remain few days and
ook over the tract. Mr.. Davis is a
breeder and dealer of pure bred Hol-h
stems in the Yakima valley, and has
made wonderful success of the bust
less. He is regular reader of the
Filler Journal and the compliments
lie paid the paper caused the editor
o blush clear behind the ears. We all
ike to be appreciated in our work,
nd when those we meet from other
'laces have a chance to observe what
We are doing from a distance, with
ut the usual prejudices that natural
y comes from closer contact, it is all
he more dear to us. Mr. Davis is a
nan of keen discernment and rare
usiness judgment, and if the wishes
f those who have met him could be
called he would soon be located on
his tract.