The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-06-10

City, Ore. They will spend a portion
OF the summer In the Crater section,
where Mr.. Stewart will do considera-
Die work on property in which he is
interested.
The Success cafe is now under the
personal management of Mrs. VIM.
Menking. She is gladly welcomed by
the many VINO nave previously par
taken OF her excellent COOKING.
Scott Fleming ATS received formal
notice from Washington that ne is TO
be the new postmaster Of Jarbiuge
His bond has been forwarded and ne
will take up the active duties OF the
office before long.
Little Miss Wilma Silver celebrated
the sixth birthday June l, by inviting
her playmates in to spend the after
noon with games and refreshments
Those present were: Misses Alice
Fletcher, Helen Goodwin, Grace Good
win, Muriel Silver and Master Ralph
Fletcher
Mrs. j. I. Mccormick, looking proud
and happy, returned Friday from Ru-
pert, Idaho, whittier she went to at
tend the high school graduation ex-
ercises in which her son, Clifford,
participated. She was accompanied
by. the latter who will spend the sum-
mer here with his parents, and also
her little daughter, Fay, who went
with her to Rupert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler Strong and
daughter, Marion, returned Friday
from Twin Falls, where they have
been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Winters the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Cordell of Mountain
Home, Idaho, arrived in Jarbidge last
week and will make this their home
for the summer.
l.. l.. VOtaw of Twin Falls arrived
IN camp Friday and inside OF twenty
four hours he had bought the Wolfe
hotel, and, we understand, is consid-
ering other investments here. Mr..
Votaw is live wire, is over seven
and can see little way below the sur
face Of clear still water.
Jos. f. O'Byrne, the well-known
mining engineer, left Sunday for Con-
tact, where he has considerable pro-
fessional work to look after.
Mrs, f. G. Hoffman of Caldwell,
Idaho, is expected in Jarbidge the 10th
OF June to spend the summer with her
sister, Mrs. Roy r. Cook.
Mrs. j. M. Buckley and two little
daughters have arrived in camp and
expect to make this their home in
the future.
Mr.. Clarice and son, Clarence, who
have been out of camp all winter, have
returned to camp.
Messrs. G. E. Hayden, VIM. Con-
nors and f. Colby arrived by auto
from Twin Falls Saturday afternoon.
Steve Benane is back in camp, ar
irving Monday, after spending a week
among friends in Twin Falls.
Mrs. Wolf and daughter Miss Brit
tamart, are spending a couple of
weeks visiting friends in Twin Falls.
Dad Williams is back in camp after
a trip to Rupert, Idaho.
Theo. Parks came into camp Fri
day evening and expects to leave for
Twin Falls today to meet his part
ner, e. B. Parks of Portland, who will
spend the summer working on their
property, the Gold Bug, in Tennessee
gulch.
Mrs. Schumacher, who has been very
Ill with rheuamtism, is improving very
rapidly.
The Nevada-Idaho T. & T. company,
with headquarters at Jarbidge, is now
building line from Bruneau valley
in Idaho to Nampa. 1t is an extern
sion OF the Contact line, which has
been in operation since January.
w. H. Hudson is building a new
and larger blacksmith shop opposite
the present one
NJ 7. Staley arrived Saturday to
start up the sawmill at the head of
Jack creek. :
Chas. ]. Nelson, president of the
Success Mining company has been in
Twin Falls for several days on min
ing business.