The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-06-22
Filler NEWS
(From the Filler JournaD

= MISS LOIS lllH Is mere from Hollis
ter for few days visit
The Studebakers are expected to
deliver the sprinkling wagon today.
John Sommer and wife were down
from their Kimberly ranch Tuesday.
Miss Clara Slater entertained a few
friends at 500 Informally last Friday
evening.
In our last issue we spoke of Fred
Drake as having taken a course in
dental" surgery. 1t should have read
demi surgery.
Enthusiastically last by Rev. Fin
ley, Louie e. Miller and Miss Leila
Eaton. The newly weds left Sunday
for Idaho Falls where Louie has a
position in garage.
Mrs. Gilkers0n and son Chester from
Portland, Joined her husband here on
Monday. Mrs. Gilkerson Is daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Kalbfliesch and
will make this their future home.
| Col. Bronson and wife of Lincoln,
Nebraska, motored into Filler last
Thursday. They were here year ago.
They have two sons here. one working
for Dr.. Armes and the other for Frank
Brown.
Rev. Mr.. Albright and family from
the Spokane country. the.new Evange-
listic preacher, has rented the Mrs.
Bell property on Yakima avenue. A
location for the new church will be
secured at once.
| Norman Barker is building bunga-
low in the northwest part of town.
Miss Hazel Deklotz went to Calf
ornia in the Laughlin car last week.
| Prof. Markell and wife of Buhl spent
Sunday as guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. c..
Graves
The firemen's dance on the oath will
be well attended and one of the best
! Of the season.
Miss Margaret Huffman was operat-
ed on in the Twin Falls hospital re-
Gently and Is rapidly improving.
Mattison & Gilkerson, the painters
are building new paint shop DIDO
site the Nibley- Channel Lumber Yards.
and next to the Higgenbotham & Ellis
carpenter shop.
/ Chas. Lusher, who was a former
employee Of the Idaho Store Co., when
conducted by H. H. Schildman, now
located at Bull, spent Sunday in Filler,
guest Of Geo. Truitt
The Mennonite campmeeting came
to close last Sunday night. Cold
weather most of the time somewhat
interfered with the outdoor gatherings,
but very interesting meetings were
held.
A. B. Wood has purchased a choc-
olate refrigerator for his fine candies.
1t Is something new for a town the
lsize OF Filler, and Is something that
will be appreciated by lovers of fine
connections. The front of his store
is being changed so as to give him
more room.
White, the Twin Falls plumber was
In town last week figuring with the
school board on a heating plant for
the school house. The board will fig
ure with the idea of finding the best
means of heating the school building.
L. O. Hughes has been in Boise this
week on business.
G. q. Zimmerman is offering his
household goods for sale.
A boy was born Saturday night to
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Carter.
/ Weaver and Edwards are building
an addition to the Cedarholm house
this week.
| AL. Holmes, the cement man, has
several good contracts in Bull for
sidewalks, crossings and foundations.
j. T. Mcclure and family motored
over from their home in Caldwell for
q weeks visit at the home of VIM.
Bunce
The California party were heard
from at Reno. Harry Hammerquist
had one blowout which was the extent
of their troubles.
The Boy Scouts started. on their
hike last Friday and got as far as
Rev. Mr.. Finley's farm when the
weather became so threatening they
gave 1t up for the time being. And
tit was well that they did for it turned
very cold.
Sells-Floto circus at Twin Falls last
Monday drew the best crowd that has
visited the circus since they took the
road this season. This would indicate
that the Twin Falls tract is the most
prosperous section of the great North
west
The following Filler people went to
Contact last Sunday with the Buick
and Dodge excursionists: Guy HI.
Shearer and wife. VIM. Walter, Frank
Fehrenbacker and family, T. E. Moore
and wife and Mrs. Showers and daugh-
ter, w. F. Parish and family, Arthur
Anderson and HOLSTER bunch.
Early Wednesday morning as Char
ley Reynolds was returning from Twin
Falls In his Ford. accompanied by two
Bull men, they ran into an open ditch
near the cheese factory 1t seems the
lIbridge had been removed to make way
for new cement one, and contract
ors had failed to put out q lantern or
take other means of protecting the