The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-07-23
HANSEN NOTES


Miss Elsie Smith, one of our pio-
neer girls, Is visiting Miss Adah Bar
nett this week
Master Lloyd and Miss Ethel Garri-
son OF Churchill. Idaho, have been
guests Of Keith and Marjorie Smith at
the E. X. Smith home, one mile north
east Of Hansen. the past week.
M. B. Provost w. T. FELTON,, W. w.
Mickelwait returned Sunday from
fishing and hunting expedition, al
though they left few chickens and
trout for others who might want to
30 later, they report that they were
were literally rewarded with game
and had fine time.
Among other fishers and hunters
visiting the Rock creek country are
Harold Smith, Orison Provost and BY
ron Edwards. They went loaded for
bear, and we expect them back the
same way about Wednesday.
/ J. d. Smith, who has spent the past
4 year with his son, E. II. Smith and
family, returned to his home in east
ern Indiana few days ago.
J. r. Ttkeson and family left Sat-
urday morning for Cold springs, for
short camping trip. They were ac-
companied by Marie Pettygrove, who
Is taking short leave from her study
prior to her piano recital to be held
soon, she will render a program of the
best piano classics, among which are
Mendelssohn's G minor concerto, Les
chetizky's arrangement of Sextette
Uucia), for the left hand alone, and
other numbers by List, Chopin and
Rubinstein. Everyone is looking for
ward to this recital as one of the lead
ing musical functions of the season
and large audience is expected.
Miss Marjorie Smith entertained a
number of her girl friends on Thurs
day of last week, at the Sunnybrook
ranch, the occasion being in honor of
her guest, Miss Ethel Garrison, of
| Churchill.
| Clad in riding skirt of dark brown
leather decorated with fringe Of the
same material and silver rosettes and
spangles, black, broad brimmed hat
with band of blue beads, silk
blouse with neat string tie, dainty
black (real cowboy boots and silver
spurs and riding Midnight" a pretty
black pony, ornamented with rich
ly mounted bride and martingale,
came the Sunset" girl, Miss Doro-
thy Weston, of San Francisco, with
her perpetually winning smile. She
paid us but short visit but we will
always remember it. Miss Weston is
a Boston girl, but takes the role of a
real western maiden nicely, she is so
much of lust girl and yet so versa
tile naturally, that we didn't want to
let her go, but she said, II often find
places that / should like to stay a
while but l must hurry to Yellowstone
park SO that may finish my story for
the Sunset Magazine" When told that
she would have a long ride to the
next hotel, she quietly remarked, ooh
don't worry about that for often
when l have not been lucky enough to
find house, l have crawled into a
loft or barn and stayed all night -
When she left she assured us that she
would not leave the Twin Falls coun-
try out of her story, and we sure will
be looking for it.
Last Sunday Hansen and Filler
crossed bats for the third time and
Filler carried home the marbles, 6 to
S. The game was an interesting one
from start to finish and everyone is
satisfied. Ralph Leighton umpired the
game and proved himself to be a
place. He has the rules of the game
so we'll that it is not wise to contra
diet his decisions, which are as I'M
prejudiced and Interchangeable as
though he was some mechanical pro-
cess. Mr.. Leighton also umpired the
game between Hansen and Rock Creek
and those who don't like his deci-
sions will get used to fairness if he
stays around while.
4 Judge Hansen and wife have re-
turned home with good health and we
are glad to see, Mr. and Mrs. H. NJ
lVanderpool have also returned to us
after long visit to Illinois, they came
back in Dodge car
/ Mrs. G, ]. Cahill and daughter, Ann,
of Topeka, Kansas, are visiting with
relatives here. Mrs. Cahill is a sis
ter of Miss Louise Sutmiller.
/ c. c. Whipple, of Idaho Falls, spent
a day last week here with Mr.. Wertz-
baugher. Mr.. Whipple and family are
1 visiting for a short time with Mr.
Wertzbaugher's family at Twin Falls