The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-11-23
a Buhl visitor last week.

Buhl visitor last week.
c. c. Rogers, who formerly operat~ |
ed the shooting gallery; was at Thou
sand Springs last week, where he Ia
contemplating renting a farm, to
move upon next spring.
C. g. Ellison, of Oakley, and his son.
Fred Ellison, were down to visit their
son and brother, Ross Ellison, Sun
day They drove over Saturday in
the Ellison car and returned Monday
morning.
Harold Daily, who has been employ
ed at the Ellison Drug Store, for the
past several months, is now working
at the Straus Glauber clothing
store. The passing of the soda foun-
tain season, made less work In the
drug department, and the coming of
the clothing season, required more
! work In the furnishing store. Hence
the change.
e. q. Beeman, who has been away
for several months as travelling
salesman, has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Day of Rogerson,
accompanied by Mr.. Willie Day, mo-
tored to Bull last Saturday in their
new Ford car and spent Sunday with
their sister, Mrs. M. D. l.. Barstow.
Bob Slice. Cloyd Oliver and DR..
Murphy went to ST. Anthony Wednes-
day morning by train and there they
will meet Capt. Hazard and then go
up into the Teton basin on hunting
trip. They are going after big game
and expect to spend about ten days
in the mountains.
]. NJ Barrett, of Logan, Utah, who
was the contractor for building the
Frank H. Bull school, was at Buhl
last week to look after his property
interests In town. He called at the
Herald Office to get several copies of
| the special edition containing the
big clover crop reports.
B. F. Burlington has gone to Oma-
ha with shipment of sheep and will
| be gone about month. He will
make a stop at his old home at Win
! terset, Iowa, where he will meet his
little daughter with view to bringing
her back here with him, and on the re-
turn trip he will stop at Denver and
get his mother, who will also return to
Bull with him and make her home
here. Carpenters are now at work
completing the new residence six
miles south OF town, which 1t Is hop
ed to have ready for occupancy by
the time Mr.. Burlington returns from
the east The furniture for the new
residence will be shipped here at once
| from Winterset, where it is at present
In storage.
Sheriff Kendall was in Bull and the
west end Wednesday serving sub
poenas for several civil cases which
come up in this term of court. He
said that this season would probably
last several weeks yet, and probably
a month.
Mrs. II. B. Mcconnell, of Twin
Falls, visited the week end at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Gillum.
Mrs. Mcconnell is sister Of Mr.. Gill
lum.
! Superintendent Manning has an
nounced that there will be vacation
/ on Thursday Of next week only, and
that there will be school next Friday.
John f. Methven has just returned
{ from the Battle Mountain country
down IN Nevada, where the Southern
Pacific has thrown on the market
some 10000 acres of as fine farm land
as ever laid out doors. This land
| which is part OF the original transcon-
| tinental grant, was put on the market
at moderate figure. and it is being
I rapidly taken up. The valley in which
it Is located is watered by artesian
wells and springs and the supply is
fully adequate for irrigation purposes.
Mr.. Methven was much impressed by
the section, and may buy consider
able holding there himself
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ w. Shafe, OF En-
| campment- Wyo.. mother and father
Of Mrs. ]. W. Brown came Tuesday
to visit at the home OF their daugh-
ter. They had been to California to
the San Francisco Exposition and re-
turned by way OF Bull, to spend a
month visiting before returning home.
| Mrs. ]. W. White visited several
days this week at her father and
mothers home at Kimberly.