The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-03-23
NEWS NOTES
(From the HOLSTER Herald.

Orrin Williams, of Filler, was a bust
ness visitor here Monday.
Gus Benson drove to Twin Falls
Monday returning Tuesday.
il f. Chamberlin drove to Twin
Falls Tuesday, returning Wednesday.
G. M. Wiley was a passenger to
Twin Falls Thursday, returning Fri
day.
Mrs. e l. Hazard was visiting
friends in Twin Falls the last of the
week
Earl o. Smith, of Rogerson, was
transacting business in Hollister We'd
nesday
F. H. Ryan and E. L. Fry, of Glover
City, were in HOLSTER Tuesday buy
ing supplies
G. II Robbins, of Twin Falls, motored
to Hollister Thursday to look after
business affairs
e. B. Heinecke left the first of the
week for Salt Lake City. 1t is re-
ported that the mission of Mr.. Helm
ecke's trip is to purchase touring
car
Harold Story, of Metropolis Nevada,
was in Hollister the first of the week.
Mr.. Story has several dry farms south
of Rogerson and was here buying hor-
SeS.
Judging from the new autos, Hollis
ter certainly is enjoying prosperous
times. Frank Craven and d. w. Mum
ger have both purchased new Fords
this week.
Mr.. Parsons of Twin Falls. was in
Hollister the first of the week Mr.
Parsons is the owner of ranch west
of town which is being farmed by
P. p, Freeman.
Mr.. and Mrs Rainwater established
their residence in the Lawrence build
ing on Main street this week Mrs.
Rainwater will open up her millinery
shop in this building in the near flu
ture.
A surprise was arranged last Sat
urday evening on w. A: f. Kulsmeyer
to commemorate a birthday. Ten
O'Clock supper was served, the guests
being w. f Graham, DR. w A Par
rett and Gus Benson
Mrs. ID. b. Adams went to Twin
Falls Monday to meet her daughter,
Mrs. f. 0. Bennett, of Waterloo, Iowa,
Mrs. BENEFITS visit with her parents is
indefinite, but she expects to spend
the entire summer with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Clair Hubbard return
ed Tuesday after spending the winter
with relatives at Oregon, Missouri. Mr..
Hubbard has accepted a position with
the Canal company for the coming
year
Buck Rice was in from his home
stead early in the week,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Elliott were Twin
Falls visitors Wednesday
| Rev. l.. Colyn was a Twin Falls
visitor the first of the week
Mrs. E. II. Leenney has recovered
from a recent attack of lagrippe
| VIM. Hoops was transacting bust
ness in Twin Falls Wednesday
! Mrs. A. G. Aver, of Haggardt, was q
Twin Falls visitor last Thursday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Hull were pass.
engers to Twin Falls on Thursday
train.
H L. Hodges is putting up fence
around his dry farm southeast of Am
sterdam.
Vergil McKinstry of Twin Falls
was guest of Neal Hazard Thursda,
and Friday
]. B. Burrows made business trip
to Bull, Filler and Twin Falls the frs
of the week.
|
to her home on account of illness TO
several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. g. Aver We're guest
at the c. |. Curry home in Berger t
dinner Sunday.
Borge Krabbenhoft, of House Creek
was in HOLSTER Friday and Saturda
on land business.
Casper Nygord has sold forty acre
near Hollister to Joe Standlee, VIII
will farm it this summer.
]. II. Beatty, of Twin Falls, is visit
ing his son, Harold Beatty, at thei
ranch east of Hollister.
j. r. Stone has purchased fort
acres of land from c. r. Oleson cas-
of HOLSTER, which he will farm thi
year.
Miss Bertha Noel, of Twin Falls, su
perintendent of the schools, visited tn
Hollister school "Wednesday betwee,
trains.
Claude Larson and Art Scott hav
contracted with G. r. Oleson for tn
clearing of a quarter section of Ian
east of hollister.