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

From Hollister Herald.

CIOui T1OIIlSlcT Herald.
John Dudley is confined to his home
on account of illness.
J. G. Highley returned Tuesday from
hunting trip in the hills.
James Steel from House Creek, was
in HOLSTER Tuesday evening.
George Walters was passenger on
the train to Twin Falls Tuesday
e. B. Darlington went to Twin Falls
Wednesday, returning the following
day.
E. R. Converse and son, Tom, jour-
neyed to Twin Falls Sunday in their
auto.
Mrs. Long has been confined to her
nome on account of illness during the
week.
Mrs. Gray and Nora Jones were pas
sengers on the train to Rogerson Mon
day afternoon.
Miss Alma Hukari, teacher in the
local school, is living on her ranch
near Hollister.
w. w. Lund, representing Swift &.
Company, was in Hollister between
trains Wednesday.
Mrs G. w. Simpson was passen-
ger with Frank Craven in his car to
Twin Falls Monday
Maurice Guheen and Dr. W. A. Par
rett, drove to Twin Falls Friday, re-
turning that evening.
Burt M. Harrison of Walla Walla
Wash, stopped in HOLSTER Tuesday
on his way to Jarbidge.
w. H. Forsee of Boise, who arrived
In HOLSTER Tuesday, drove to Roger
son Wednesday morning
j. F. Kelly of Salt Lake, spent
;,, IIo1l A.
erson early Wednesday morning.
Ralph Moorehouse and family, who
were occupying the Craven farm north
OF HOLSTER, have moved into the Law
renee building.
Mrs, T. o. Boyd of Twin Falls, was
visitor the middle of the week. HeI
son, Walter Boyd, is manager of the
Gem Mercantile company.
Eta f. Riley of Twin Falls, was a
visitor Tuesday and Wednesday look
ing after matters in connection with
the Riley farm west of Hollister.
Charles H. Robbins, the Twin Falls
grocerman, is in HOLSTER this week
attending to the threshing on his
quarter section south of the city.
A. E. Tobey, the Twin Falls piano
tuner, was in HOLSTER Wednesday be-
tween trains endeavoring to bring
about harmony in one of the local
homes.
/. E. Finney, of Twin Falls, Secre-
tary OF the Salmon River Settlers AS
sociation, and l.. H. Hanye, were in
the vicinity Of Hollister few days
this week erecting shack on the Han
key place northwest of town.
M. B. O'Banion and wife of Fort
,..:z l..
have been spending a few days Of
their honeymoon with Fred M. Butler
and wife, the groom being cousin
of Mr.. Buffers. Mr.. O'Banion was sur
prised with the progress the country
has made within the last two years
when he was on the Salmon last. The
party left for Omaha Monday.
G. E. Tappan, connected with the
Canal Company offices, made a triI
Wednesday to the gaging station al
the mouth of Shoshone Creek. The
Salmon at this time is running sew.
enty second feet, quite little less
than the flow at this time last year.
c. l.. Smith spent day in Twin
Falls this week. ~
D. r. Carter has been in Hollistel
the last few days.
W. c. Bonner and wife are staying
at the Craven Hotel.
A. E. Tindall has been working fol
j. r. Diebolt & Co. the past week.
Roy McMasters Is building a four
room house on his farm three miles
east of HOLSTER.
W. E. TAFT of Twin Falls arrived
Thursday to take position with the
Gem Mercantile Company.
Carl Nelson returned Thursday
from Chicago, where his brother, who
died recently in Jerome, was buried.
Mark Worden and family of Three
Creek, stopped in HOLSTER Tuesday
night Mrs. Worden and the children
left Wednesday for Shoshone to visit
with her parents.
G. J. Smith of Walla Walla, who &C.
companied A. p. Tindall to the Salmon
River country. has concluded to put
In the winter in the hills trapping. He
is getting his outfit together and will
start in few days.
J. w. Bouton, formely craftsman al
the Canal Company's offices and re.
Gently employed in field work for the
Oregon Short Line on the surveys be-
tween Ho]lister and Wells. is expect
ed in Hollister Saturday.
Earl Fisher and family returned
from Rogerson Saturday where they
were called the day preceding on &C.
count of the illness of Mr.. Fishers
father, ]. D. Fisher. Mr.. Fishers con-
dition had improved very much.
Walter 8. Grahm, the HOLSTER post
master, is sitting up late nights fam
iliarizing himself with a new volume
he has just received. entitled Postal
Laws and Regulations This is the
first complete volume on the subject
since the issue of 1902.
Another evidence of the beginning
of construction work on some of the
bridges which are so badly needed on
the Salmon, Is the arrival this week OF
A. E. Larsen and wife of Pocatello
Mr.. Larsen will have charge of the
work for the Idaho Construction com
pany, the contractors. M
f. p. Lawrence and wife left Tues