The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-12-05
MURTAUGH NEWS.

Murtaugh. Ida. Nov. q. 1919

Murtaugh. Ida, Nov. n, 1913.
Mr.. and Mrs. World and daughter,
Miss Blanche, spent few days at
Hazelton visiting the Willie family
Ed Trune and family spent last Sun
day at the Goss home.
B. F. Jain and r. J. Day have re-
turned from Nevada
Mrs. John Silyers is visiting rela-
tives in Kansas
R. j. Day loaded onions this week
for shipment
I9Mrs. N. O. Hall was a passenger to
N~in Falls Monday, where she is hav-
ing her eyes treated
R. r. Kendell, Elmer Chance, Ben
Miller and Ralph World were among
the business visitors to Twin Falls
Tuesday
Pete Cook of Rupert was transact
ing business in Murtaugh last week
f. Lee Johnson of Twin Falls, was
in Murtaugh Monday
julius Imgard left last Friday for a
prospecting trip in the Sawtooth
mountains.
y Miss Nellie Emanuel of Kimberly, is !
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Imgard
Rev. Huffman is busy on his home
stead. He is fencing his ranch and is
assisted by Mr.. Carson
w. d. Goss was business visitor to
Kimberly Monday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs Pickett, Nov.
10, daughter. DR.. Morgan attended
and the mother and child are doing
nicely
VIM. Walker, Jr., has returned from
Salt Lake, where he has been confined
in the hospital with an injured limb. |
He is some improved but will have to
use clutches for at least two years. |
His friends are sorry of his misfor-
tune.
Mrs. Julia Silvers has returned from
the east where she has been for the
past three months
The. Noise threshing machine is now
at the Jain ranch, and they hope to
wind up the threshing in this neigh
borhood in the next week.
B. w. Stienour of Twin Falls, was
in Murtaugh Friday looking after his
ranch.
The family horse, better known as
Old Flete, of j. E. Stienour, died last
Friday
A good program was rendered at
the school house last Friday by the
children. They had prepared it for
halloween but the measles broke out
"a the school and caused the delay
The teachers deserve much credit for
the way they handle the children. Sew
eral visitors were present. This en-
courages the teachers as we'll as pu-
pills.
A surprise was given to the COM
munity when Miss Ruth Kendell and
Elmer Chance were united in mar
riage Wednesday evening at the Ken
dell home
Miss Grace Gordon left Thursday
morning for her home at Lyons, Colo,
to visit her parents.
Bob Kendell left Thursday morning
for Pocatello
Friday evening the Literary society
met A short program was given and
Immediately afterwards box social
was held. Instead of selling boxes
the ladies cast shadows on a curtain
and the gentlemen bid on the shad-
ows The ladies held numbers cores
ponding to the one given to the lucky
man. The proceeds were about $38. so,
which will be applied to the piano
debt, which will soon be lifted. The
school children of Miss Songer's room
made candies and sold them, taking in
$3.50, which they donated to the piano
fund.
The Ladies' Aid met last Thursday
with Mrs. Julian Johnson and after
work hours they called in body on
Mr.. and Mrs. Chance. Mrs Chance
formally Ruth Kendell, is members
of the Aid. The next meeting will be |
held on Friday instead of Thursday,
because of Thanksgiving, at the home
of Mrs. N. O. Hail.
Mrs. Chas. Miller returned Saturday.
evening from Colorado Springs, where
she has been visiting for the past few
weeks.
Rev. Parker delivered a very inter-
esting sermon Sunday evening at the
school house. Some special music was
given by Mrs. Chance, Misses Bancroft,
Songer and Hoyt.
The Junior Aid society met Satur-
day at the home Of their superintend-
ent, Mrs. Ruth Chance