The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-01-23
KIMBERLY NEWS.
Kimberly, Ida, Jan. 18th, 1914.

11dTeHCe decker lett the lore part |
of last week for Chicago, where he
will visit relatives for month or two
Miss Jenkins of Twin Falls, is visit
ing the week end at the Baish home
south of town.
Rev. Beauchamp occupied the Chris !
tian pulpit Sunday morning in the alb |
sence of Rev. c. f. Evans.
r. A. Terrell of Salmon City, arrived |
Sunday to take up work in the KIM |
berly school,
Ed wilkins left Thursday in charge
of several cars of hogs for the San
Francisco markets.
G. T. Brown has gone to Denver
with shipment of hogs.
The Potato Growers association held
a meeting Friday evening in the Red
hall Messrs. Donaldson and McPher-
son addressed the growers to some ex-
tent on the benifits of cooperation in
marketing their crops. Several of the
farmers signed contracts agreeing to
ship through the association. A nice
lunch was served by the ladies and a
general good time had by all present.
| Mr.. Frank Swearingen has built an
| addition to his blacksmith shop to be
used as an automobile garage, and has
purchased the lot just north of his
shop to be used later on for building
| to be used exclusively for automobile
| repairing.
Mr.. G. e. Evans was called to Bill
ings, Montana, the first of the week
by the sickness of his son Maye
Miss Barber spent the week end
with her folks at Twin Falls.
Mr.. Frank Horsh returned Friday
from six weeks visit at his old home
In Illinois. Frank thinks Idaho still
has a little the best of most of the
eastern country.
w. r. Eubanks of Hollister, spent
Saturday and Sunday in town, return
ing home Monday.
DR.. Davis has rented one of the new
houses recently built by B. H. Atkin-
son in the east part of town, and will
move as soon as the inside work is
completed.
w. e. McMaster and C. L. Pittman
returned home Saturday evening from
Twin Falls where they both underwent
an operation for appendicitis. Both
claim they are feeling fine.
Mrs. DR.. Whyte was taken to the
the Twin Falls hospital Tuesday
where she could have the attention of
trained nurse.
The lecture Friday evening by Rev.
Pratt, entitled John Chinaman at
Home" drew quite crowd and sew
eral dollars was added to the Epworth
, fund
The dance given by the Rebekah
: lodge Friday evening added over $4,000
to their treasury.
. w. F. Swearingen has purchased the
lot just north of his blacksmith shop.
. Mr. and Mrs. ]. e. Newbry of Eden,
were visiting friends in Kimberly the
/, first of the week
. Mrs w. NJ Van Houten visited Mr..
Van Houten at the hospital Wednes-
I day afternoon.
w. F. Breckon was transacting bus
mess in Twin Falls Wednesday after
noon
r H. D. Massie has purchased the lot
r in the Albert tract formerly owned by
w NJ Jones, and will build as soon as
the weather will permit
Rev. DR.. E. R. Fulkerson, a retired
t missionary from Japan, now in charge
of the western states Foreign Mission
| airy society of the Methodist church,
, will speak in the Kimberly church
] Sunday morning at eleven o'clock and
!, at Hansen at three in the afternoon
W. M. Van Houten was operated on
: Tuesday morning at the Twin. Falls
r hospital for appendicitis. The opera
;. ton has been reported successful and
: he is doing nicely.
g w. e. Lewis was in the county seat
/ Tuesday and Wednesday attending a
meeting of the directors of the Canal
Co.
At the annual meeting of the stock
!. holders of the Bank of Kimberly, held
at the bank Tuesday, the cashier was
instructed to make application chang
ing the bank. from a state bank to 6
national bank in order to take advan-
d tage of the new currency law.
:. Messrs. Nephi and Peter Larsen o.
Rock Creek, attended the stockhold
n ers meeting of the Kimberly banl
s Tuesday
e The Modern Woodmen gave an oys
}, ter supper Tuesday evening A large
] crowd of Woodmen and their wives at
/, tended. Messrs. Zuck, Breckon ant
e McDermid made short talks for thu
h good of the order Mr.. Miller Evans
! entertained the audience with severa
j. solos. Mr.. Lee Ashton, A. G. Ellis ant
IS Roy Dunkin furnished the strin.
l. music.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
l. Willy Coppinger is reported quite sick
d w. H. Turner has been chosen t
K, audit the canal books again this year
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