The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-11-16

weeks They Will return by way Of
Oregon and visit friends and relatives
at Portland and at Tillamook.
Mrs. Pearl Meredith and her sister
in-law. Miss Belle Meredith of Des-
Moines, Iowa, who formerly lived in
Buhl, came Saturday evening to visit
several days on their way to Califor-
mia. They are guests at DIR. and Mrs.
]. H. Murphy's home.
Dad Skillern, of Boise, brought sew
eral wagons and teams to Bull from
Boise last week to use them in feed
ing several bands of sheep which he
Is wintering on this end Of the tract
He has fifteen or twenty wagons and
as many teams which he will use to
feed his sheep this winter.
1t will be of interest to the friends
of Ernest and Lloyd Byrne to know
that they are playing on the Idaho
Technical foot ball team at Pocatello
this year. They have good team
and Ernest Byrne, who played quarter
back on the Bull team last year, is
playing the same position regularly
this season on the Idaho Tees. Lloyd
accompanied the team on their trip
to Boise as substitute
Lucian Shields, who has been work.
ing with Capt. Hazards surveying
camp at st. Anothony during the fall
and summer, has been transferred to
Burley. They will probably work un-
til cold weather drives them in.
~ r. Davis arrived home from Salt
Lake Friday where he has been quite
seriously Ill for the past six weeks,
| and where he submitted to an opera
ton. He is getting along quite we'll
at this time, and was accompanied
home by his son who was with him at
| Salt Lake. While Mr.. Davis was sick
at Salt Lake hospital, Mrs. Davis was
| sick at their ranch south of town, with
typhoid fever. She is about we'll at
this time.
| Mrs p +. Bartlett was called to
Santa Barbara, Cal, last week by the
illness of her daughter, Mrs. Thomas
| Mason. Mr.. Bartlett has received a
telegram from Mrs. Bartlett since,
stating that Mrs. Mason was getting
better Mrs. Mason lived at Bull for
| merly, and has many friends here who
are interested to know how she is
getting along
Harry Weber, who is manager of
| the Castleford Lumber company, Wis
| tied in Bull Sunday
T. A. Weatherby and family, son-in-
| law Of E. w. King, who lives four
| miles northeast of Bull, are moving
| here from Julietta, Idaho. Mr..
Weatherby has rented E. w. Kings
! ranch and he is expecting to arrive
here in an emigrant car this week
| Charles Bussman, who has a band of
sheep on the range between Rogerson
| and Oakley was in Bull this week
| h,,{1 loy In, Oh T. L.. l.
north of Bull, where he expects to
bring his sheep later to winter them
Mrs. ]. w. Faris was Twin Falls
caller Saturday.
/ A. w. Ostrom went to Twin Falls
| Saturday on business at the Noyem-
Der term of court.
| A. e. kiss returned the latter part
of last week from the east where he
accompanied shipment of four car
loads of hogs, and he reports having
| received good prices.
| Miss Helen Cairncross remained in
Bull after the game Friday to visit
| with friends until the following eve
ming She returned to Twin Falls on
the train Saturday light
| Anton Machack purchased q new
Oakland Six car from the local agents
/
| Miss Pauline Alfonte, who formerly
taught private music lessons in both
| violin and piano, at Bull was down
last week to make arrangements for
continuing that work
Mrs. G. " Biggs, and daughter,
Claudia, are visiting relatives at Filler
this week. Postmaster Biggs has been
reported to have taken down the old
pipe to keep company during Mrs.
Biggs absence.
| Ed Wismer and family moved last
week into town, in the Mrs. Greaves
property on the street below the |. F..
/ Constant residence
| Lester j. Parker is building mod
ern bungalow on the lot between the
Chas. Schroeder and the J. r. Cornell
residences.
Sergeant Bowling, U. S. A., was in
Buhl several days the first of the
week to instruct drilling in Company
X. He went to Twin Falls Tuesday
afternoon
e. G. Swanner, c. S. Peck. B, r.
/ Tillery, J. w. Faris and G. w. Biggs
were among those who took in the
ball game at Twin Falls Tuesday be-
tween the Nationals and the Ameri-
| cans
W. A. Miller, of Clifton, Colo. came
Saturday to look after his land inter-
ests here. He has a 100 acre ranch
southwest of town. which George
Eveleth has been farming Mr.. Mil
Ter was one of the first to take up a
ranch here and he is in the fruit rails
ing business in Colorado.
Theo. Glauber was Twin Falls WIS.,
itor Sunday.