The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-05-06

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| people will be missed by their many
friends In Filler. We wish them sue
cess In their new home.
Instead of two pool tables as orig
, inally planned, Earl hurry has pur-
chased six tables. However, he will
/ only set up four at present. and store
/ the balance. When fully equipped he
Will nave a first-class pool hall, and a
splendid barber shop.
large number of Odd Fellows re-
sponded to the call to meet at the ce-
metery Monday and put in the day
cleaning and identifying the silent
city of the dead. Lunch was served
at noon and the day passed in doing
grand good work.
Nell Morrison, of Twin Falls, who
recently lost the lightweight cham
pionship to Butch Adkins, Of Filler,
was In town last Tuesday trying to
arrange another match with Adkins,
TO take place either in Bull or Twin
Falls. Receipts to be divided on any
terms suitable to Mr.. Adkins, and with
a reasonable side bet.
Mrs. Blakeley was Twin Falls
visitor Tuesday.
u Chas. Reynolds was a Twin Falls
visitor Tuesday.
Il f. &. Graves was a business visitor
to Twin Falls yesterday.
Butch Adkins went to Boise last
Saturday to make few days visit.
Earl hurry was a Twin Falls Wis
ltor tuesday looking after the ship
ping OF the pool tables he recently
purchased.
Miss Maude Daigh was Twin Falls
visitor the first of the week. She ex-
poets to leave shortly on a visit to
sister who lives in Texas.
, We knew it would happen. Frank
| Brown has purchased an automobile.
1t Is a Buick 4S, and of course that
means it is peach.
Clean up" is the battle cry all
along the line. We understand that
t Wallis is headed this way and as he
/ is hard to please it won't do to put
, the matter off.
J. T. Burkett, the harness man, has
. rented the Munyon building on the
corner of Union and Main and has
: large stock OF harness on hand, Filler
l has needed harness shop for a long
3 time and everybody is glad that Bur-
r kett Is going to branch out with addi-
tional goods
: Judge Taylor, we'll known to many
3 people on the tract, having conducted
: hotels In Twin Falls and Bull, but
t now OF American Falls, has rented the
) Filler hotel and will take possession
today. The judge knows how to
i please the travelling public and the
, Journal predicts that he will make
good in Filler.
, The village trustees have ordered
| the marshel to get busy with the cur
few bell from now on. There is no
reason why children should not be
housed at the proper time evenings
, Where parents neglect this duty the
, officials will do it for them.
All dogs that run out and bark at
, people or teams are considered wi
, cious,' In the eye of the law, and the
village trustees have ordered their
: death There are too many dogs here,
and it is hoped that thinning out
process will better conditions a whole
lot.
This week new stairs were built at
the rear Of the opera house, thus Sc
curing two exits in case of any I'M
, usual happening. This was thought
, necessary by the owner in order to
, secure greater protection to the pub
lie. r. H. Goodpasture furnished the
mechanical and noodle work, and GER
tainly did splendid job.
Major Reed and Mr.. Dean were
, Filler visitors last Friday afternoon
+ for short time. They were looking
the country over and meeting the peo-
pie in social way. The major will
return later on and meet with the
Commercial club and all others who
are interested in seeing this tract well
, represented with displays of grains,
grasses, etc., at the big exposition in
1916.
new real estate firm will open in
Filler. G. W. Case and Art Anderson
; will enter the field here and will Of
, flee in the new building being erected
: by H. H. Schildman. This firm will
, also handle fire and life insurance
and do all those things that goes with
the real estate business. Both are
well known here and the Journal be-
speaks flourishing business for the
new firm
!, Mrs. Alberts will go to Bull and
cook for ]. Warren Whites hotel.
The dance Saturday night was at
tended by 81 couple and was an en-
!. joyable affair. The next dance will
be on Saturday night, May 10.
The Woman's club met yesterday
with Mrs. Shearer. Mrs NJ j. Sweeley
of Twin Falls was a guest of the club
u1u ulduc d very lulcIcSlIuS Idlh W
the members on club work. Refresh
ments were served.
i Every indication last spring was
surely here was noticeable last Sun
day when our people headed for the
picnic grounds at Shoshone falls. Mrs.
Shaffner chaperoned her boarders on
a pleasant excursion to that beautiful
spot. While 1t was pleasant all day
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fore the party returned home. In the
party were Mrs. Shaffner and her
daughters Matte and Mary, Misses
Barnes, Kerr, CHASER, Moseley,
Brown, Beer, Mr.. and Mrs. 0. A. Wood
and daughter Minnie; Elmer Haag,
and Julius Strauss.
The officers of the Commercial club
will call a meeting soon to make the
preliminary move for Filer's annual