The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-03-31

bringing with them token apprecia-
tive of the fact that it was her birth
anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. E. Allen returned
from a two months sojourn at Phoe
nix, Arizona, Monday evening The
trip was taken in the hope that the
charge would accomplish much to-
ward improving Mrs. Allan's health
which has been quite poor for some
time. Mr.. Allen informs the Journal
that the vacation has been of great
benefit to Mrs. Allen and that she has
improved considerably. The Aliens
are glad to be home again, however.
E. J. Lyons has let the contract for
new residence on his ranch three
and quarter miles north of Filler. r.
H. and Robt Miller have the work
"Bill' Walkers smiling face is again
noticeable in the city, he having just
returned from an extended trip to
Ohio and other states. BILL" is again
conductor" on Davis Brothers trans
fer wagon.
DR.. Newberry wishes the Journal to
announce that he will leave for Chi
cago Saturday to take post graduate
work and that he will be gone until
June LIST. During his absence DR..
| Sutcliff will have charge of his prac-
| tice and can be found at all hours at
| DR.. Newbery's office.
H. g. Springston returned last
| week from the east and is again a res
ident of the tract Mr.. Springston has
| travelled through many states since
leaving here some eighteen months
ago in the hope of finding some place
''just as good as Filler" but he was
compelled to give it up.
The Holiness convention at the Men
MONTE church last Saturday was well
attended and good interest was mani
fest throughout. Although gotten up
on short notice, representatives were
present from Bull, Pleasant View and
Twin Falls, representing five differ
ent denominations. 1t was decided to
| have another convention during mid
summer.
! The property owners of South va
kima avenue south of the school
house, are asked to meet at the home
of Geo. F. Allen next Monday night,
| March 23rd, to devise some means of
identifying South Yakima avenue. 1t
is the desire of the residents to park
the strip in the center of the street,
reset the missing trees and otherwise
beautify the street.
The many frieds of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Leonard gathered at their
home Wednesday evening and parti-
cipated in house warming. Well fill
ed baskets were brought and delight
full lunch was served. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Poulson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fox, Mr. and Mrs. Chip
man, Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Beamer, Mr..
and Mrs, B. F. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyman Stuart and Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Sierer.
That ]. A. Clifford is the good road
advocate of this community is not only
a rumor at the present time but he is
demonstrating it. Mr.. Clifford got the
permission of the county commission
ers to look after and fix up the road,
commencing at the northwest corner
of the village due north to the town
ship line. Mr. Clifford is putting on
his big registered Percheron horses to
work on this road without any COM
pensation from the county or else
where, not that registered horses will
make any better road than will other
work horses, but the Journal men
tons this to show that Mr.. Clifford
feels that no horses are too good for
road work as the fact that our county
has good roads will do as much as any
one thing to aid in locating desirable
settlers on the tract.