The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-11-04
HANSEN, IDAHO.

Hansen. Ida. Oct 27 1919

SAO tOWA eCuOOl at RUPERT,
Messrs. Emil and Joseph Nelson
from the Goose Creek tract, were Wis
ltors at the Vanderpool home Monday
evening
Scott Anderson unloaded five cars
OF lambs Sunday night, which he pur-
chased IN the Payette valley recently.
w. >. Batty of Kimberly, was a bus
mess visitor here the last of the week.
Elvis Laycook was a business visitor
FIN Churchill Saturday.
Mrs. E. C. McGraw of Buhl. return
ed home Thursday after short visit
with relatives here.
Mrs. w. j. Calkins attended the Mis-
s1onary meeting in Kimberly Friday.
and reports that it was very interest
ing.
Mrs. Searle Burkhalter returned
Tuesday from three weeks visit with
her parents and sister in and near Ia
coma, Wash.
MISS Ina Owens and Messrs Falton
Inssey, Geo. Eubanks and Ray Van
0erpoOl, attended the seven-course
banquet given by the Young Peoples
class OF the Christian church at Kim
berly, Friday night.
Mr.. Chas Morrell of Los Angeles,
formerly of this vicinity, was here
visiting his brother-in-law, Jas, Smith
and family and calling on old friends
and neighbors the last of the week
Miss Adah Barnett is i'll and unable
to attend school. Her friends hope
for speedy recovery.
The biggest potato grown in our
vicinity up to date, was a nice, smooth
one raised by G. L. Redhead, and tip
ping the scales at five POUNDS. He
sent it to his sister in Iowa as sam
pie of what our country can do
Ray Butler, who is attending high
school at the county seat, was a week
end visitor with home folks.
Froelich Bros. had the misfortune to
lose valuable COW Tuesday.
Herbert Smith spent a few days
this week at his home near Miner on
the North Side.
Harry Beals of Twin Falls, was a
Sunday visitor at the A. D. P. Keith
home.
The Amalgamated Sugar companys
factory at Burley has opened, and Mr.
Bulge, general manager, was here in
its interest the first of the week.
Dan Smith returned Wednesday
from Goose Creek, where he has been
helping thresh
Jack Craig is hauling lumber for a
new house. Mr. Brewer has the con-
tract to build 1t.
Mr.. A. S. Hedden and family have
9one to Willston, Mich, to locate
They have been such good friends and
neighbors that we do not like to lose
them, but the best we can do is to
wish the mhappiness in their new
home.
40 al wiz ~, c&o
age capacity of $4,000 bushels, Is full
Cars have been loaded as fast as they
could be obtained, so it shows that
the average yield of grain in this
neighborhOod must have been heavy
Messrs. Joe and Fred Shrrupp have
been called to Colorado by the serious
illness Of their mother.
Mrs. Augusta Pierson has gone to
Twin Falls to remain until the COM
pletion of her new house, after which
she will move her household goods
and reside there.
w. M. Arnold, buyer for the Farmers
Grain and Milling Co., was here buy
ing spuds the first of the week.
The railroad switch was completed
and used for the first time Tuesday
1t makes it much better for the long
freights going over the road these
days.
Mr.. Chas Morrell, Mrs. J. S. Smith,
Herbert and Opal Smith, were enter
tanned at dinner Friday by Mr. and
Mrs. c. P. Hughes.
Mrs. Callen of Murtaugh, Mrs. Henry
of Missouri, and Mr. Cathey of Oregon,
were entertained at J. A. Felton's Mon
day. Mr.. Cathey was looking at our
prospects with view to locating. We
hope he was favorably impressed
Mrs Chas. Coiner and babies are
visiting her sister, Mrs. Clouchek, in
Twin Falls for few days.
Mrs. Searle Burkhalter and little
daughter spent Wednesday at A. J..
Burkhalter's near Kimberly.
Rev. w. E. Harmon and family of
Twin Falls, were callers at H. M. Van
derpool's Friday afternoon.
The Hale family enjoyed an outing
in the hills south of Rock Creek Satur-
day.
Carl Edwards startled his room
mates Thursday by fainting in school.
DR.. Erskin was a professional caller
here Tuesday from the county seat.
James Atkinson has purchased the
forty-acre farm belonging to Paul
Sutmiller southwest of town, and Is
bus1ly engaged In putting up one num-
dred and sixty rods OF woven wire
fence. Mr. Sutmiller will return to
Missouri.
Ralph Smith has couple Of colts
which are causing him quite bit OF
annoyance lately by not staying at
home.
Mr.. Roy eager and family and R. H.
vanderpool attended the Edison talk
ing pictures at the county seat Thurs
day night.
Messrs. Ed Cozzens and Jack Craig
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