The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-03-23
BULL NEWS.
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(From the Pioneer.

" ioAli liit lpHttist
Peter Cruise, of Deep Creek, trans
acted business in this city Monday.
Reverend o. Jones Roberts was
visitor in Twin Falls last Thursday.
Miss Drummer, of Oakley, came in
Friday to visit Castleford friends.
Miss Lillian Lindstrom visited Twin
Falls friends last week, returning We'd
nesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. NJ. Metcalf went to
Twin Falls Wednesday returning to
spend couple of days.
A. A. Slocumb, who lives about eight
miles out was in Bull Saturday, on his
way home from Twin Falls, where he
served on the jury
Charles Kalina, manager of the Rex,
spent several days in Salt Lake City,
during the past week, looking after
theatre matters
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Landing were
passengers to Twin Falls Monday
morning, where Mr.. Landing went to
consult physician
Miss Elizabeth Halafsa went over to
Twin Falls Monday with her infant
sister to attend baptismal services in
the Catholic church.
Mrs. Fl. NJ Allen and Miss Allen
We're passengers to Twin Falls last
Thursday morning returning on the
afternoon train.
j. e. Chase. of Denver, who came
here last fall looking for location,
has rented the William Ginapp farm
near town and moved out this week.
Fred Nihart went to Gooding Thurs
day in the interests of the Lincoln
Cream station, and from there went to
Boise on business for couple of days.
Mrs j. l.. Seybold returned from
Twin Falls Monday afternoon, where
she was called by the serious illness of
sister who is now greatly improved
Mrs p. ManWodsee and daughter,
Miss Ethel, were in Twin Falls last
Thursday ON a shopping expedition.
They returned on the afternoon train.
Miss Lula Scott, of Twin Falls, was
the guest of her brother, II. G.. Scott,
Sunday
Mrs. Shirk, her daughter, Mrs.
Graybill and granddaughter, Miss Lii
liam Graybill, who recently came here
| from Kansas, went to Filler Sunday to
make their home, after visit with
| Mrs. b. B. Kendrick, who is also a
daughter of Mrs. Shirk.
G. I. Thomas was in from Castleford
| Monday.
George Almach went to Twin Falls
| Wednesday evening.
H. Murdoch and wife, of Minidoka,
were in Bull Tuesday.
| A. A, Slocumb was Twin Falls Wis
itor one day last week.
| Frank Wolf was an eastbound pas
senger Monday morning.
! Miss Francis Underwood was a Wis
itor in Twin Falls the first of the
week.
Miss Lillian Ellis has accepted a
position as trimmer at the Mode Mill
merry
! P. Fl. Morse formerly of the Jen-
sen creamery station at Bull, was in
town Friday.
John Cree, of WednelI, left Tuesday
after transacting business in Bull for
several days. -....... ,.
Mrss-NipRefa accom- anieds by lher
daughter, returned to her home in
Twin Falls, Sunday after visiting her
mother, Mrs. Ownsby.
Former City Marshal Charley Cocker
has been a frequent visitor in Twin
Falls since he was separated from his
official title in Bull.
Dos tor w. d. Southworth was a Wis
itor in Twin Falls the first of the
: week.
Jacob Shafer was business visitor
! in the county seat Thursday of las
, week.
Miss Emma SirolSy arrived from hel
, home near Hepburn last Thursday tt
Z accept position in the White Palace
hotel. Miss Siroky was employed a
; the hotel last year.
, I. w. Worland arrived in the city
this week from Neoga, Illinois, tx
make this his future home. He is /;
: friend of Alfred Wolf, who is employed
on the Oscar Baker place east of Bull
Z William Jarvis went to Twin Fall'
Friday to spend several days on bust
5 ness
Everett Mullins, of Twin Falls, spen
: Sunday in Bull, the guest of Alv;
, Hancock.
/ E. A. Button, who has resided on thu
s. Fairchild place since his arrival il
? Bull about a year ago, moved Satur
: day to a farm at Castleford, where h,
and his family will live this year Mr.
Button is interested in gold mines witt
Mr. Esnirobi1d