The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-11-11
Filler NEWS.

(Filer Journal.)

(Filer Journal)
&. W. Thornton is building a new
house for F. J. Klass.
The Leohner family are later arri-
walls from Asherville, Kas.
The Glazebrooks have returned to
Filler and will make this their future
home.
load of corn on the street yester-
day morning remainded us of old Ne
braska times.
G. Sommer arrived home safe and
sound on Monday from his visit to
Switzerland.
Davis Bros horse sale last Satur-
day was fairly we'll attended and the
horses sold about right
The Woman's club will meet We'd
nesday with Mrs. Chas. Reynolds.
Mrs. Truitt will be assistant hostess.
Mrs. Truitt will give piano recital
for her pupils Saturday, November Is
at 2:30 o'clock in the opera house.
Program next week.
Mrs. Tavey was taken to the hospi-
tai at Twin Falls the first of the
week for an operation for gall stones.
She is reported as being very low at
this writing.
The Ladies' Aid will have special
meeting Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 18th
at 2:30, to finish work and make final
arrangements for the bazaar on Nov.
Goth
Edgar Phillips of the Journal force,
came down to the office this morning
and announced that Filler was still
growing. A boy of standard weight
arrived at his home during the night
and everybody doing fine
We are called upon to record a par
ticularly sad death this week Marvin
| T.. Davis, the eldest child of A. A.
Davis, died Sunday evening of appen-
dicitis. Marvin was IA years, months
and 80 days old. 1t will be remem-
bered that in June last Mrs. Davis was
killed by stroke of lightning, and
this second blow seems doubly hard.
Marvin was splendid boy and was
far beyond his years as a helper on
the farm. The funeral was held
held Tuesday from the Mennonite
church and was conducted by Rev.
Finley of the M. E. church. Surely
Mr. Davis and his children have the
greatest sympathy of all our people in
this their sore bereavement
Emil Gremper had the misfortune
to be thrown from a horse belonging
to ]. F. Blakeley Sunday evening and
sustained a fracture Of the shoulder
DR.. Newberry took him to the hospital
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. p W. Navin entertain
ed large party of friends at their
new ranch house six miles south of
Filler last Saturday evening at house
warming The evening was most
pleasantly passed in dancing and So
cial conversation.
E. R. Helmick is wanted on
charge of forgery 1t is said that he
went down to Bull and put eight or
ten checks in circulation among the
business houses. A warrant is out for
his arrest but unless the Bull con-
stable warns up a little Gene will get
away He should have been taken in
Yesterday but where he is at this time
is a ueustion
G. w Case. A. A. Timm. Elmer e.
Haag, Chas Costello and Fred Drake.
went to Wilson lake. SO miles south
west of here, on a duck shoot. They
had very rood shooting for the first
dav hut after that the birds seemed
rather scarce.
CO McGrepnr and wife are late
arrivals from Oklahoma Mr.. McGre-
por will take the foremanship in
coodrasture's shop Mrs McGregor
is sister TO Arthur Baxter.
Walter Musgrave bid in the old M. f.
church building last Saturday for $3.50.
He will tear it down and use the lum-
her on his 40 east of town in building
sheds, etc.