The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-09-21

Miss Barker Of Chicago, sister Of
Norman Barker, 10 . Filler visitor.
Mark Musser will act a. clerk for
the school board during the coming
year.
Mrs. Dan Conner was the guest Of
Filler friends Monday and Tuesday.
Dedication services Ut the Mennon-
lite church next Sunday, Bishop Shoe
maker. Of Freeport. ILL.,. will be In
charge
Miss Gertrude Walter left Sunday
evening for Lewiston, where she will
take teachers course In the normal
at that place.
H. H. Schildman and H. ]. Weaver
left on Monday for Payette and will
return the latter part Of the week
with ten carloads Of sheep.
Ira Landing was here from Poca-
tello last Friday looking after grain,
and meeting old friends. Ira loohs
natural In Filler, where he 30 long
resided.
| W. P. Gregory and wife, OF Bloom
ington. ILL.,. old friends Of the Good
pastures and Sartins, dropped off for
few days visit on their way to the
coast
Elmer Grow. accompanied by his
their 1915 Overland last week for q
visit with Mrs. s. C. Whitney, their
daughter and sister, before the lat
ter's departure for Nebraska.
! l. K Cole and family, who own
! q farm southwest OF Filler, who moved
to Kingsley, Iowa. some years ago,
have returned to good old Idaho, and
will henceforth be contented to re-
main here. They are welcomed back
by many friends. They drove through
In their Overland In 8 days.
The Birthday club was entertained
yesterday by Mrs. s. Young. All
members but two were present, they
being absent on account OF sickness.
The following were present: Mes
danes Spencer. BEEN, Cedarholm.
Shinn, DuQuesne, Schildman, Telford,
Smith, Bidwell. Don Shinn, Miss Dem
sy Telford.
The ladies OF Filler and vicinity are
again asked by direction OF the Home
Finding Society at Boise, to I'LL an
extra can or jar with fruit for the
use Of the children's home there Emp
ty jars will be exchanged later for the
filled ones and any thoughtfulness
on the part Of the house wives will
be greatly appreciated.
The opera house floor has been re-
waxed and put in shape for the big
Field Day dance. This evening num-
Der Of young people will work out ON
the floor with piano music for time.
The matter will be quite informal and
all dance patrons OF the hall will be
welcome There will be NO charge
the idea being to dance the wax into
gloss. The bigger your feet the more
welcome you will be.
On last Saturday afternoon Mrs.
Schildman Informally entertained a
few friends in honor of Mrs Lucinda
Wells, OF Corning, Iowa, who for the
past week was the guest of her niece,
Mrs Clark, and Mrs. w. P. Shinn. for
merly of Corning. Those pres
P. Shinn, Mrs. Don Shinn, Mrs.
Kenney, Mrs. Hughes and mother,
Mrs. A. ]. Ripley, Mrs. Daum and
mother. Mrs. Duquense, Mrs. McKin-
ley and Mrs. Beemer. The ladies
represented foreign country and
different states, scattered from New
| Hampshire to Washington, three COM
ing from Ohio. Mrs. Wells is
q prominent club woman of Iowa.
and departed for Corning on
Monday, having spent several
months touring the west
| Reynold Bros. are about ready to
starte building ON their new brick.
They will build 34x50 in the rear
end at present, and build the front
later when they will have room to
store the goods. The old building
could not be moved hence the neces-
| sity of building In sections
Sam Whitney and family departed
Thursday morning for their old home
at Fullerton, Neb., where they expect
to make their home. They have moth
Ing against the country, having done
well here and both like 1t. The Jour-
al thinks they will be gone a year,
but we may be giving them too much
time. They have made many friends
here who will await their return with
full assurance that it will occur.
The 16 months old child, (Virlin),
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Borden, died
Sunday Of para typhoid with menen-
gifts. The funeral was held Tuesday
from the Mennonite church, Rev. Bar
beat officiating. Mr. Borden Is from
kansas, and has been In this country
less than year. living most Of that
time In Twin Falls and here. Re-
Gently he secured claim In Grassy
hill and was on his way to 1t. He
camped at Cedar Draw, where his
little child was taken sick He moved
into Dan Connor's ranch home and
there remained until the end. AL
though among strangers, they soon
found that they were among real
friends who left nothing undone for
their comfort In their hour of sorrow
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