The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-01-26
Filler NEWS.

tFrom the Filler JournaD


There will be box supper and pro-
gKan held in Maroa school house Frt-
day evening, January 29th. EVerybodj
come Ladies bring boxes.
Dale Chapman is down vita lneu-
monia He is also troubled with blood
poison, having cut his finger on an
oyster an He is much better at thus
writing.
Mrs A. 6. hammers returned last
Saturday from Hastings, Nebraska,
where she has been since the first of
October. at the bedside of her mother,
who died at that place on the 14th ult.
Friday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Duquesne in memory of her birth
day the ladies spent very enjoyable
afternoon. Those present were: Mes
d2rholm, Young, Lorain, Smith, Fisher,
2 darholm, Young lorain, Smith, Fisher,
Schildman Bidwell, BEEN, Telford
The Lyceum Lecture course has
come to close and an audit of the
books discloses the fact that the phil
zntropic promoters must fill out
checks TO make up a large deficiency.
This is regretabe as good series Of en-
fertainments were given which should
have been better patronized. 1t has
been suggested that good old fashion,
ed home talent minstrel be given to
partly make up the deficiency.
Last Wednesday afternoon Mes
DANES Bunce, Graves, Price, and II. j.
Weaver entertained the ladies' aid at
the home of the former. A very pleasant
afternoon was spent with games, etc,
I after which refreshments were served.
It was the unanimous vote of all pres
eat to have a bazaar next fall Next
Wednesday the ladies will be enter
tanned in the church parlors.
Rev. Ludlow and Sumner Musser
are here from Nampa on visit
Mr.. AMI Mrs George Leonard and
Family returned from their Des Moines,
Iowa, trip last Saturday
A number of auto owners are having
the cars painted this week it being too
cold to do much driving.
Many of the ranchers are taking adj
vantage of the present price of wheat
and hauling in their grain while the
price is high and the roads good.
Nat Bustetter made a trade this
week whereby Mat becomes the owner
Of forty acres of land and Ed Eihler
the owner Of a Maxwell automobile.
The w %. Buel sale was well at
xended and brought fair prices A good
ways in demand. Wheat in the bin
brought prices that ranged from $215
TN &2457 per cwt.
The meetings now being held in the
A2slfDy t. Wallace Shepherd are grow
ing in interest and attendance. His
lectures on ancient history are espe-
ciany (timely, and are appreciated by
attendance each evening.
f. D. Brown is receiving 1900 head
eaf ahOats this week which he will feed
on one of his ranches. He will feed
them baIleyanG corn which he is ship
Wing from Kansas. Evidently Frank
!. n.3ects higher priced pork in the flu
fure>
EEyangelistic meetings will begin
next Sunday evening In the townsite
? nu1lrfng at eight o'clock and continue
2 throughout the week. The evangelist,
q. H. Rontrager, of Albany, Oregon,
wiz also preach Sunday morning at
IL o'clock.
The village council met in regular
session Monday night and transacted
+ the regular routine business. At their
next meeting they expect to take up an
g ordinance governing the hour at which
xnInor children will be permitted to be
On the street at might. This is a good
ordinance and should be enacted and
We understand that the building of
splendid modern garage is contem-
plated by group of local business
men This is a thing badly needed in
5ETJer on account of the ever increaS-