The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-08-24
BUHI.
From The Herald.

hogs to Los Angeles, Thursday.
r. w. Smith went to Pocatello
Thursday on business He expects TO
return Saturday.
A baby Boy was born Friday Aug
ust 18th, to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. HATFIELD.
A boy was born to Mr., and Mrs. Van
l.. Graham, north of town, Tuesday.
Miss Lille Lindstrom has again TAX
en- up her work at the Swanner Mere.
store after spending weeks vacation
in PocatellO.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Kelly moved into
Mr.. John Jacobey's residence on
Broadway, Wednesday.
Miss Helen Melveny and Miss kath-
ryn West from Pocatello, visited with
Miss Irene Eachus and Miss Hazel Que
last week.
Theo. Glauber and his sister, Mrs.
S. Weinberger and her son, Alvin,
spent Sunday at Blue Lakes on the
Perrine ranch.
Mrs. S. You'll, of Kansas, arrived
last week for few days visit with
Mrs. c. H. Kreigh and Miss Bessie
Stark
Miss Winnie Salisbury, came home
from Baker City, Oregon, where she
has been spending the summer with
relatives.
l.. A. Bitz from Portland visited at
the Lindstrom home in Bull Sunday.
Mr.. Bitz married Miss Alma Lind
strom.
Mr.. Hubbell said that the best
field of corn hee1lad seen between
Bull and eastern Illinois, is the field
owned by Gustave Kunze.
A big dance has been announced by
Leslie Nelson for the Bull Opera
House next Saturday night, August.
Mrs. r. d. Addison, of Boise, has
been visiting with her daughter, Mrs
A. l. Trout, Mrs. Addison stopped at
Bull on her return trip from the fair.
II. M. Allen has been i'll during sew
eral days and has been unable to at
| tend to duties at the Bull Meat Market
of which he is the proprietor.
William Hazard from Clear Lake
called at the Herald office Wednes-
day and said that his Alberta peaches
would be ripe about August %.
Mrs. George Layne, who underwent
an operation for appendicitis in the
Twin Falls hospital about two weeks
ago is getting along nicely and is ex-
pected home tomorrow.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Harding from
! Montevidio, Indiana, are spending a
4 few weeks with the latter's parents,
4 Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Boynton near
Castleford Mr.. Harding has an inter-
est in the Arcadia orchard company,
4 Mr. and Mrs, Henry Molsel. of Cam
bridge, Rev. r. Dunno, of Salt Lake,
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey carp, and Judge
Welty, were entertained at the Che
1 line home north of Bull Sunday.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Self autoed down
from Twin Falls Sunday to visit Miss
es Irene and Mae Preston. They drove
out to their ranch near Castleford be-
fore returning to their home.
Mrs. A. j. Tucker returnde from
the Salt Lake hospital last Friday to
her home near Castleford. She had
been gone about four weeks and was
operated upon for appendicitis.
A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. M
p Dau last Monday Mother and child
getting along nicely. Mr.. Dau has
been in town several times this weel
and he is wearing the smile that won'
rub off.
Miss Charlotte McQuown left fol
Salt Lake Monday morning, where she
will join Miss Ruth Moss, and from
there they will go to California t.
spend about a month visiting along
the coast. They will attend both fair.
+ during their trip.
Five girls, consisting of Misses Car
oil Mason, Carrie Sherman, Marguerite
Yingst, Hattie Lunte and Dora Os
born, are having a camping party a
Clear Lakes this week. They are be
ing chaperoned by Mrs. S. B. Allen.
An ice cream social will be givel
y..f.. . 10.
and 5ih miles south of Bull, Saturda,
evening, August q, by the Syring;
club. Proceeds will apply to the schoo
house piano fund Come and join tn
crowd Special music.
Mrs. j. W. Brown and daughter Min
returned from Laramie, Wyo., Monda
where they attended the home gath
ering. Her daughter, Agnes Brackley
: did not return with her, and will prob
ably attend high school in Larami
this winter. Agnes will enter hig
school as a senior.
: Mrs. Charles Thatcher, who live
: three miles southwest of Bull wa
/, operated upon for appendicitis, at he
!, home last Wednesday, She is reporte
:. to be getting along nicely at this writ
= ing. DR.. Murphy performed the op
4 anu MlSS INtSIOluS lIOIu l. WI
Falls is attending nurse.
Mr.. and Mrs j. NJ Hopkins, an
q granddaughter, Lucy Snodgrass, lei
e for Shoshone basin, driving over in
y wagon They expect to be gone abou
two weeks and will visit friends i
that country. Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkin
were among the first settlers VIII
came to this part of Idaho. They hav
many friends in the Shoshone basi
who were also early settlers in Idah'
Henry Lehman, manager of the Fal
mer's Trading Union Co., returned I
Bull Wednesday from points in Mel
d raska, where he has been visitin
= relatives and friends. He was a,
l. companied by Mr.. and Mrs. E., S. Ia.
II lor of Eustis, Nebraska, who expect {
spend few weeks visiting their SO
e. Melvin Taylor. Melvin had chars
u of the Farmers Union during the al
sence of Mr.. Leman.
"a Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Whitby, M