The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-07-30
CLARK

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i Edna Fleck is visiting her cousin
and friends here She is from Hazel
ton and expects to stay for several
weeks.
4 Charley Babe is the latest victim
OF the car fever, so they say, it isn't a
road louise" nor two spools and an
old tin can, or as some people call
them, "a darned little Ford" 1t is
Buick, which he has ordered to be de-
livered soon.
The Oaks corner club gave an ice
. cream social at the home of Henry
Copenhaver Sunday after noon. A
: full attendance was there and a So
cial time made good time.
Grandpa" Clark from Iowa, is Wis
iting with his son and family, who
: live In Clark station here Mr. Clark
J is on his way to the exposition in
Frisco and San Diego, this being his
. second visit to the tract since it's
birth.
Mr. Quartz, the berry grower, is
.. busy disposing of his fine crop of
} berries, finding a ready market for
all he has to sell.
. Little Charley Valentine said the
. other day, Guess it's goin' to rain, my
dogs eatin grass, and it just caused
. thunder.
Joe Martin and his mother, and
!: Amos Martin, his wife and Bernard,
autoed up to the Basin Friday, look
!; ing after sheep interests. They both
: have cattle and sheep up there, graz
: ing in the summer range.
: Mrs. Hunt and Miss Fay, were shop
ping in Twin Falls last week.
Farmers are cutting their second
crops of alfalfa and starting the
!: song OF the reapers in many fields"
: The beet crops are looking especial
: | ly fine.
|: Charley Newbry, wife and baby,
: were down to hear the band play in
: the park at Twin Falls, Thursday eve
) ming. Also Mesdames Copenhaver,
: Van Cleve and Miss Margaret, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Copenhaver.
Frank Wilson, wife and Kathleen,
: and Franklin Brown and wife autoed
: up to the foothills over into Nevada
J: last week, returning home Sunday
: night. Thep report the roads in the
!. mountains terrible for car travelling
: and experienced half a dozen blow
}. out. They camped on Big creek the
) first night out and here the Shoesole
; company had just completed a big
: ranch house The cowboys gave a
!. house warming that night and an in
: vitation extended to this bunch, which
!: was accepted. Swing your partners
: and promenade away" The dance was
on and lasted until broad daylight.
:: At midnight grand supper was serv-
) ed, calf being killed and barbecued
for the occasion. A better time was
& never had, there with these generous,
+ free hearted children of the hills. A
I / oil h,yrr {y,nv
in the Basin, and one woman and her
5 babe being rescued only after heroic
:: efforts Of a passing team, the fire
9 crawling and licking up the grass to
!. the very door of the ranch, but the
= house was saved after hard fight
!. Paul M. Clark and wife from Cedar
J. Rapids, Iowa, are guests at the D. F.
= Clark home. They stopped off on their
: way to California to the fairs
}. S. H. Bolton, farmer on the out
= skirts OF Twin Falls, was looking af-
}: ter his crops here last week Also
}. Messrs. Price and Brasfield of that
e place.
2 Bert Strain returned home from the
:. Goose creek country, where he has
been gone for week with bunch
g of chicken hunters.
]. Charley Shroll. wife and baby and
= luna FleCk, were guests 10 supper al
q the Brown home Thursday after which
|? they motored down to hear the band
. play.
. George Wise, the we'll driller OF
9. Twin Falls, drove out to our town
|: last week, looking for we'll drilling
!: He will commence we'll in the David
q Clark place next week. Several Of
Z. the farmers are planning on having
= wells dug. Charley Shroll having one
3 started last Friday.
A party of young folks, including
!: Ray Cochran and Miss Nellie Rauch
4. of Twin Falls, autoed out to see the
s roses at Roselawn, for which it il
!: famous. The bungalow is complete
): mass of blossoms, pink, red, whit.
and considering the fact that Mr. ant
Mrs. Wilson have only taken it from
q the claim of the sage years ago, the,
- are deserving of considerable praise
..ss This bungalow is considered one O
q the prettiest little homes on the tract
g. pictures of it appearing every now ant
then in different county papers, show
y. ing what can be done II one tries an,
e takes pride in the love of home