The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-06-03
Filler NEWS.
(Filer Journal.)

In Filler last week.
H. Self, of New York, registered at
the Filler hotel last week.
O. N. Menus, of Butte, was guest
at the Filler hotel last week.
NJ A. Williamson, of st. Louis,
transacted business Filler last week.
Miss Eleanor Taylor, of Twin Falls,
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. B.
Taylor last Sunday.
Mrs. Taylor, of Landing, Idaho, is
spending the week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Taylor.
Mrs. Glazebrook left Tuesday morn
ing on visit to Nebraska Mr. Glaze
brook accompanied her as far as Min
idoka.
G. L. Powell, of Sapulpa, Okla, is
guest of the Filler hotel this week.
Mr.. Powell is here with the intention
of locating, thinking the country
might be beneficial to his health.
Roy Ellis and W.. T. Higgenbotham
have formed a partnership in the car
penter business. They are ready to
furnish estimates and build houses,
barnes, and any other work that
comes to the hands of good workmen.
Both of these men are we'll known
here as carpenters of unusual ability
in their line.
Grandpa Smith is on the sick list
this week.
Mrs. Blakeley was Twin Falls Wis
| itor Tuesday.
| Mrs. Adkins returned last night
from her visit to Boise.
| Mrs. Finley and children were Twin
Falls visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. Floyd Mcintyre and mother
were shopping in Twin Falls Tuesday.
If only the roads could have been
dragged after the rains this week,
what splendid results could have been
attained.
Mrs. Schildman and son James will
be home soon from their extended visit
in the northern part of the state.
Miss Barnes is visiting with Miss
Pond. These ladies expect to leave
shortly for Portland on an extended
visit.
| The little child of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
w. Price, mention of whose illness ap-
peared in our last issue, passed away
last Thursday.
| The Woman's club met yesterday
| with Mrs. F. F. Allen at Sunset ranch.
| The club will meet in two weeks with
Mrs. Conner.
/ The Ladies' Aid meet Wednesday
i JUNE +, Will ~. ~. OtOFCuo. Tvs
/ tesses for the afternoon are Mrs. G.
| C. Stevens, H. B. Lorain, H. B. Lorain
| Jr.
1t seems to be no trouble for it to
rain in this section. The several good
showers the past week were very ben
eficial in helping the grain fields tc
get good start. The rain helps te
keep the top of the ground from hard.
ening and causes the moisture to rise
from below. Surely the crops never
looked better in Idaho than at present
Alfalfa will be ready for the first cut
ting in from ten to twelve days.
w. U. Hews, editor of the Glenn'
Ferry Gazette, was renewing acquaint
ances in this section the first of thu
week. During the last election Mr.
Hews ran a Democratic newspape
and is now in the field for receive
of the land office. He was fOrmerl,
editor of the Bull Herald and for
short time ran paper In Filler whel
the town was a yearling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Munyon and 0. A
Woods and family expect to leave sool
in their autoes for an outing. The.
will go to Boise and from there owe
into the HALEY and Wood river coun
try. They will fish when they fee
like it and in other ways try and en-
Joy couple of weeks in getting clos
to nature. H. G. says he will carry
tent and erect it whenever possibl
under an Auheuser bush-in the alb
sence of other proper shade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Allen wer
Filler visitors on Tuesday.
1. S. Landing is making tou
through the northern part of tn
state this week buying grain.
DR.. A. A. Newberry and Elmer
Haag autoed to Twin Falls yesterda
on business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Strauss of Buh
are here this week helping In the bi
closing out sale of their Filler stock.
r. H, Goodpasture and five men ar
working on the Duke bungalow nea
Rock creek bridge on the pole line.
Mrs, Cartwright and daughter, Mrs
Huddleson, of Butte, Mont, were pass
engers for Pocatello Tuesday mornin
where they will visit relatives fey
DAYS and then go on to Butte.
An item was omitted last week b
an oversight telling of the organiza
ton of a new club over in Marc
called the ''R. B. club" Their frs
meeting was held with Miss Cleva Nc
Allister on the 18th. Their next meet
ing will be held with Miss Vera Brow
on Thursday, June 5.
The building committee of the neN
church met Tuesday evening to agai
take up the work of the erection q
the new church The hitch in the Il
nancial end of the enterprise has bee
overcome, and the funds required ar
now in sight. A number Of change
in the construction has been mad
which will require new bids, but thes
l are expected to be in by Monda
: night, when the contract for the build
ing will be let, and the work pushe
with all due haste.
Last Sunday o. ]. Childs was re
turning from Shoshone falls with on
of Davis brothers rigs and stopped q