The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-04-18
ROBERTSON NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Day have taken
up homestead near ROgersOn, where
they expect to establish home for
their family, and will be valuable cit
liens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willet Hance and Mrs.
l. B. Perrine motored to Rogerson Sat-
urday and made pleasant business
call beside meeting some of our citt
Zens.
Mrs. Bonner and two children from
Heber, Utah, came to our town last
week and spent some time here on
their way to San Jacinto, where Mr..
Bonner is foreman of large ranch
They will spend the summer there, but
will return to their home in Utah in
time for the fall term Of school.
Messrs. AL Reynolds and ]. R. Rob-
ertson from Devils Creek boarded the
train here for the county seat to con-
suit with the commissioners about es-
tablishing school in their vicinity.
E. B. McCorkle has been trying his
new driving horse for several eve
nings, with handsome new buggy,
and Sunday drove to Twin Falls.
Miss Retta West has been employed
at the Hotel Mcmillan the last two
weeks.
Messrs. John McRae and ]. Bussel
spent all of last week in the county
seat on business connected with our
new bank. The building Is hand
some brick structure and will be COM
pleted and open for business by. the
18th of April.
Mr.. Ring was here en- route for
Contact last Friday.
Mr.. w. r. McAuley spent the week
end with his family in Twin Falls.
J. F. Emery drove down from his
home near the city to his ranch two
miles from ROgerson, Saturday, and
is pushing the spring work on this
place.
Mrs. Malissa Reynolds and two
daughters from Cedar Creek we're in
town Saturday purchasing supplies.
Mesdames Louis Bennington and J.
A. Vandenbark were calling on friends
in the country last Friday.
Mrs. John Grey and Mrs. John KAN
brich OF Antelope ranch took dinner
with Mrs. F. M. Cakes and family last
Friday
Last Sunday being the thirty-fifth
wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.
R. H. Goldsworthy, a few friends
spent the evening with them, in re-
membrance of the day.
s. D. Phillips, secretary-treasurer
of Owhyee Sheep and Land company,
passed through our town on the way
to Antelope ranch on Friday.
Mrs. John w. Langford went to
Bull last week to spend ten days on
their ranch, eight miles west of Bull, |
to be the guest of her son and wife |
at that place.
Mrs. Neil West is slowly recovering |
from her recent sickness which has
been quite severe.
DR.. and Mrs. White, of Twin Falls,
have taken up their residence on their |
homestead near town. They came last |
Monday and are already making many |
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schiffman are proving
up on their dry farm south OF town. |
F. A. Purdy has again started his |
steam pillow and is blowing twenty |
acres day. He has much work in |
view for his grubber, as it grubs the
sage brush and plows at the same
time and does excellent work.
Mr.. Lee Mulden is engaged with the
Cakes & MacRae company and will
firm The wool season will open very |
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very busy
w. S. McArdle passed through for
Contact on Friday to look after min |
ing interests. Quite good deal Of
ore is being brought in for shipment |
Pete Davis, from House Creek, was
in town for supplies last week.
Mr.. O. D. Vandenbark met with a |
very painful accident last Wednesday. |
AS he was unloading hay from car |
onto the hay wagon, the hay hook |
slipped throwing him backward from
the wagon, turning complete SOM
mersault. He fell on his face which |
was very severely bruised. His |
friends consider him fortunate to have
escaped more serious injury.
Mr.. r. H. Goldsworthy starts for
Chicago today Monday where he is |
called on business. While in the East |
he will visit his old home in Mineral |
Point, Wis, and will probably spend |
the summer there.
Fred Hendris, who recently took up
a homestead near our town, has been |
in Filler, his old home, the past ten
days, baling and shipping hay to this |
point; also other supplies.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Vandenbark were !
visitors at the home of his parents |
Sunday evening.
L. E. Bennington had an addition
built to his home last week.
Mr.. E. B. McCorkle has enlarged his |
store building to double it's capacity.
The framework is done and when COM
pleted within will make a handsome |
storeroom.
Mrs. F, M Cakes entertained the
Social Helpers at their last meeting |
at her pleasant home, and was much |
pleased to have such large number
In attendance, being the largest and
most interesting meeting yet enjoyed. |
Delicious refreshments were served
and we all felt we had new interest
In the work.
President S. B. L. Penrose, presi-
dent of Whitman college, Walla Walla,
Wash, who owns a large ranch four
miles west of ROgerson on the road
to the Salmon dam, was a visitor here |
last week on his way East. While |
here he was the guest Of the R. H. |