The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-12-23
FILLER NEWS.
(From the Filler Journal.D

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| (FrOm the Filler Journal.)
T.. c. Evans OF Burley, called on
Prof. Sallee Thursday of last week.
Clark Vliet was absent from school
last Monday
Myrtle Randolph spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Mrs E. o. Wal
!! ter.
William Nicholson has entered the
algebra class
Margaret Dudley has been absent
this week on account of Illness
Prof. Dooley gave talk in the as
'eby hall Wednesday morning, on
clean basket ball, which was enjoyed
by all and was very beneficial espec-
tally to the boys, as he explained the
difference of outdoor and indoor bas-
ketball. A game with Bull between
the boys has been secured.
Prof. Sallee was in Twin Falls on
business Thursday evening, riding out
Friday morning in time for school.
| Floyd Lyons spent Saturday in Twin
Falls.
The following teachers from Filler
were shopping in Twin Falls Satur-
day: Mrs. Geo. Patton, Pearl Kerr,
Charlotte Pond, Frances Brown,
Maude Mosely and Mable Micklewait.
| Mrs Truitt was Twin Falls WISH
tor Tuesday.
w. l.. Huffman was a county seat
visitor Tuesday.
Business is picking up tremendous
ly at the postoffice.
Dick Davis and Frank Taylor were
In Twin Falls Tuesday
Miss Noel, county superintendent,
is visiting the schools today
The club dance will be held as us
ual Saturday night of this week.
0, N. Charrington and Mr.. Jones
of Blackfoot, are here looking over
Filler territory with view to invest
ing.
The dance given in the opera house
last Friday night by the old orches-
ira was well attended and greatly en-
joyed by ALL
Pierce &. Greenbow who purchased
the Tibbetts ranch are now in poses
sion Mr.. Tibbitts has moved to the
Kieser 80 vacated by 2. Sommer, who
has moved onto the Otterson 100 near
the A. A. Davis place.
Mrs. Bunce is Twin Falls visitor
this week. "Bill's' friends are having
time in entertaining him during her
absence. 1t seems he never sleeps
and the job is wearing on them, and
the return of his wife will relieve a
situation that might become burden
some in time.
A large delegation of Odd Fellows
from Filler. Buhl and Twin Falls, at
tended district meeting of the order
Kir,o1 ov11, 1o. Co@,, YrI.
report splendid time. The next meet
ing will be held in Twin Falls on the
evening of January 21st. at which
time splendid program will be pre-
sented. 1t will appear in these col
umns later.
Considerable interest is being man
Tested over the election of the next
canal board. The editor of the Jour
nal not having vote in the selection
of candidate will be content to sim
ply announce the names of the candi-
dates from here as we learn who they
from here in the running, Frank
Brown and Mr.. Crum. Both have their
friends who are plugging hard for
them. However, if Filler hopes to get
a representative on the board it oc-
would be made is the vote could be
consolidated on one man.
Sam Taylor Translated business at
the court house the first of the week.
Dan Conner and wife leave today
for Seattle where they will spend the
holidays.
Mrs. Arthur Baxter received the sad
tidings Of the death of sister in
Twin Falls on Monday.
Mr.. Parish, recently employed at
Loves and later at the Pure Food
grocery, left Tuesday for Salt Lake.
0. G. Zuck and c. H. Taylor, county
commissioners, are attending the an
nual meeting at Boise this week. Mr..
Zuck is the chairman
The Masons elected the following of.
ficers at their last meeting: R. A.
Reynolds, w. NJ; D. L. Beamer, s. W.;
A. A. Timm, ]. W.; F. E. Allen, Treas.
D. E. Chapman, Sec'y.; E. E. Haag, ].
D.; VIM. Spencer, S. S.; L. M. Smith,
j. s.; VIM. H1ggenbotham, Tyler; F.
p. Finley, Chaplain; F. c. Graves,
Marshal
The bazaar and oyster supper given
at Maroa Friday night was decided
success, both socially and financially,
$76.95 being taken in, which foes to-
ward the piano fund. A short Japa-
nese program was rendered by the
school children which greatly added
to the amusement of ALL Mr.. and
Mrs. Costello and McAllister wish to
thank each business house in Filler
and those in Twin Falls for their lib
eral donations and courtesy shown
them while soliciting for same.
Friday evening, Dec. 18th, was the
goth or china anniversary of the mar
riage of Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Stevens.
The occasion was made memorable
by having all the family meet under
the parental roof. A five o'clock din