The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-04-10


The farmers are busy getting in
their crops
Elba Hogel is improving since be-
ing moved to Twin Falls to the hospit-
al, he having undergon an operation.
Miss Wight, who has been staying at
the Hansen hotel, returned to Kimber-
~ Tuesday evening.
oMr. and Mrs. Newman Cunningham
have their new house almost complet-
ed and will move into it at once.
Mr.. J. r. Hinton and Sampson Bro
theirs shipped their sheep Tuesday,
there was eleven carloads in all, also
a car of hogs shipped by Mr.. Jones, of
Kimberly.
Mr.. Clyde King returned from the
hospital at Twin Falls, where he had
a. successful operation for Appendix
citis
Mr.. Otto Bailey was Twin Falls
visitor Tuesday
Miss Mabey and Grandma Bills
spent the afternoon visiting Mrs. Oil
yer Bills Friday.
Mr.. M. B. Provost made business
trip to Murtaugh Tuesday.
Mr.. Clarence Bills has been on the
sick list the last week
Bruce Rose is building a new house
on his ranch just north of Hansen.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Gailey's small son
had the misfortune while playing with
| pitch fork to run one Of the tines
in his eye; putting it out, he was taken
at once to Twin Falls for medical
| treatment.
Miss Sutmiller is clerking in Mr..
| Gager's store.
Little Wil1et Round has, been real
sick but is better at this writing.
The school children all had vaca-
ton on the river April first
Mrs. Fred Weatherby left for Albion
Monday morning, where she will en-
ter Normal for the summer.
Mrs. Ed. Smith received a telegram
telling her of the death of her father
at Hydenton, Neb Mrs. Smith was
unable to go to attend the funerar.
Mrs. Jeff Autrey was Twin Falls
visitor Saturday.
Carl Cummings was down to Hansen
Friday afternoon looking out for bust
ness He is salesman for Studebaker
Wagon Co.
Mrs. Joe Scherrupp visited her faith
er, A. Baugh, Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Smith were Twin
Falls visitors Saturday
r. W. eager and Mr.. Fran took in
the picture shows at Twin Falls Fri |
day night, returning to Hanen Satur-
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cunningham gave a /
dance in their new house Monday even
ing, everybody reports a good time.
Mrs. M B. Provost was a Twin Falls
visitor Friday.
Mrs. Kempton returned from the
hospital at Twin Falls much improved |
in health. She had quite. delicate
operation.
Mr. eager is having some new hitch
racks built in front of his store, others
should follow the good example
Mr.. Sampson purchased new cleo
trie washer and wringer for his home
He recently had his house and barn
wired for electricity
Mr.. George Harris left for N. D. on
business trip one day this week, he
has stock and land interest there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fhram visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Sutmiller Sunday.
Prof. and Mrs. Miller visited Mrs
Miller's parents Rev. DR.. Schepherd
from Friday till Sunday evening.
Mr.. VIM. r. French, who has been
visiting his neice, Mrs. Nate Griffith,
will leave soon for his home in Mis-
souri,.
Alfred Pettigrove gave a birthday
party to number of his friends, Sat-
urday in honor of his tenth birthday
from two till five. The afternoon
was spent in playing games. Light
refreshments were served by his sis
ter. Those present had pleasant
time and wish for Alfred many more
such birthdays.
of the elevator now.
The postoffice inspector visited the
Hansen postoffice Tuesday and found
everything to be satisfactory.
Twelve ear loads Of sheep we're
shipped from here Saturday but we
failed to learn who the shippers.