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

Filler, Ida, Nov. 3, 1913,

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! Filler, Moroa and the surrounding
country were not given any credit for
their donations to the car that was
, sent to the Children's Home in Boise
The article was sent to the Statesman
and the county papers copied it, The
| facts are, the car was here two days,
three barrels of fruit sent, one being
donated by the Mennonite church. Two
drays of goods were taken from the
school house, among this were 10
sacks OF potatoes. The merchants
gave literally from their stocks of
| goods and the farmers brought in pro-
duce from every surrounding district
We may be small in numbers but we
are not small in other things.
| The Kappa Gamma Literary society
held it's first meeting in the high
school auditorium, Wednesday, Octo-
Der 20. Program:
Opening address--President Walter.
Reading-Philip Buck.
| Instrumental solo-Elena Sommer.
| Paper, Situation in Mexico
Juneau Shinn.
Vocal duet-Miriam Walter and
Myrtle Randolph.
acknowledgements Dudley.
| Instrumental duet-Mary and Gail
Musser.
| Observation-Disclosures orchestra.
Talk-Supt. Dooley
The teachers were the guests and
refreshments of doughnuts, pumpkin
pie la mode, and sweet cider were
served by the domestic science girls.
Mr. and Mrs. Glasbrook have re-
turned to Filler, much improved in
health and have decided to locate here
again.
A young son of A. A. Davis, who
lives southwest of Filler, was taken
seriously i'll with appendicitis He
was rushed to Twin Falls hospital and
an operation performed At present
writing his condition is very serious.
Miss Chaser, the seventh grade
teacher of last year, has completed
her six-mDnths' term of school in
Shoshone basin and returned to Filler
where she will visit before returning
to her home at Pittsburg, Pa.
Prof. 'Sallee, Miss Kerr, Miss Glas-
ser, Supt. and Mrs. Dooley, autoed to
Twin Falls Monday evening.
The Woman's club met at Mrs. Geo.
Aliens last Wednesday. Mesdames
Allen and Bunce were hostesses. The
following program was given:
1 Ladies' Observation-Disclosures Shear
er, Jones, Ripley and Davis
paper by Mrs. Shearer on Books
Suitable for Children of Different
Ages" and paper by Mrs. Tanner on
Juvenile Courts" were very inter-
esting and instructive. The next meet
ing will be with Mrs. Chas Reynolds
Nov IL.
Mr.. and Mrs H. o. Brown of Twin
Falls, were in town one day this past
week.
i H. J. Weaver crushed the end of his
finger in chain and will be laid up
for several days.
The Maroa school held Halloween
social Friday night, proceeds for the
piano. Mesdames McAllister and Co.'S
tello had charge of the interesting
program. Everything from pumpkin
pie to popcorn was sold at the differ
ent booths and merry time was had
by all. Several teachers from Twin
Falls were there, Supt. and Mrs. Doo-
ley, Julius Strauss, Leonard Wood,
Minerva Stevens, Gertrude Walter,
John and Henry Musser, Charlotte
Clark, Florence Stevens and Ralph
Cedarholm, were some of the Filler
people that attended.
l w. P. Shinn and Jacob Musser are
jurors this week.
Prof. Dooley was called to Twin
Falls Thursday, being witness be-
fore the probate court.
| w. M. Bunce has moved into the
1 Cornelius house, recently vacated by
Ira Landing.
4 DR.. Morgan was in town Saturday
on professional business.
i Mrs. Truitt had the misfortune to
sprain her ankle and was confined to
her home several days.
/ John Croker of Illinois, is here
looking after business interests.
i F.. c. Graves and julius Strauss
were in Twin Falls on business Thurs
day.
The grades gave the domestic sci
ence department kitchen shower
last week and 1t was certainly appre-
ciated.