The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-05-25
Filler NEWS.

tFrom the Filler IournaD

(From the Filler JournaD
Bob Lee has recovered from his re-
cent illness.
Mrs. VIM. Price and daughter, Miss
LESSEE, were shopping in Twin Falls
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sommer and baby
returned to their home in Kimberly
yesterday.
Yesterday afternoon the Filler Phar-
macy entertained the senior class and
faculty Of the high school in the drug
store parlors
DIR. Dwight reports a baby girl at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Eli Shank
| Mrs. Anderson, mother of Mrs. Case
and Arthur, left yesterday for her
home in Illinois, after pleasant Wis
it here
| 1t rains so much and so often in
this country now that we are apt to
lose the name of a semi-arid country
| f. G. Pierce returned from Jar
bidge and after having looked the
| district thoroughly over is of the opin-
ion that it ought to make good
! j. F. Blakeley was over at Contact
/ last week looking after property in
terests and sizing up the situation gem
/
camps future.
The town well was fixed last Satur-
day and as a result all patrons are
feeling jubilant that the water was not
out longer. you never miss the wa
ter until the we'll runs dry"
VIM. Price has resigned his position
as rural mail carrier on route g He
contemplates moving to Texas for the
benefit of Mrs Prices health, where it
is thought lower climate will prove
beneficial
A special meeting of the city coun-
Gil was held last Saturday night. The
council will take action at once on
street sprinkler and also see that the
fire company is reorganized. These
two meritorious acts will meet with
public endorsement.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Harshburger are
the proud parents of a 101a pound boy.
]. T. says that these fellows who are
reporting 8 pound babies make him
tired. 1t is just possible that j. T..
weighed his latest on the ice scales.
The juniors are to be congratulated
on their class play, "Higbee of Har-
ward" The night was not favorable
one for big attendance, yet the opera
house was comfortably filled. The
character were all we'll sustained and
the patrons of the play were delighted
with its clever presentation.
At the next meeting of the Wo-
mans club to be held at the Masonic
hall Wednesday afternoon, May Goth,
the programs scheduled in the year
book for May 18th and Goth will be
given as one. Answers to roll call will
be "A Tribute to Mothers" Mrs. Nc
Allister and Mrs. Costello will act as
hostesses.
Mrs Weaver was up to Twin Falls
Wednesday, She reports Mr. Weaver
very much improved and that he will
leave the hospital today, and after a
visit with Twin Falls relatives will re-
turn home Sunday.
Two cars of bees were shipped into
Filler Monday from Boulder, Colo, con-
signed to Wesley Foster and Grover
, Matthews. In the cars were 500
stands. 1t will take four acres OF
ground to accommodate the shipment
when they are placed. Inspector Bar
beat will have a big job on his hands
when he inspects them.
: Dr. John w. Flesher, financial agen
of the Childrens Home Finding ant
Aid society of Idaho, occupied the M
, II. pulpit last SUNDAY evening. III
gave very able talk along the lines
4 of the condition of the home. He me
), with fairly good success among tn
: business people in subscriptions TO-
' the home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Price have trad
8 ed their two town residences to Mr.
Ludlow for his southwest twenty ad
8 joining town. They expect to leave TO
: Texas about the first of June, wher'
q they will reside for a while. l.. @
Hughes and family will occupy TIN
! Price residence while w. W. Taylo
s will occupy the other.
!, The high school pupils are to be con
graduated on the annual-The File
f 1t is certainly handsome piece O
a work and reflects creditably on tn
q Twin Falls Times printery. The cut
y worked up good and clear, and ar
! so very appropriate as to cause com
a ment Probably no school in Idah
n will come within gunshot of equalin
q The File. Not only are the pupils t
4 be congratulated, but Filler as a Who'll
may we'll be proud of the issue