The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-03-09
NEWS NOTES
(From the HOLSTER Herald.)

Gus Benson made business trip TO
Rogerson Wednesday,
j. l.. Hodges spent Monday and
Tuesday in Twin Falls.
Tom Darlington spent the weekend
with Ralph Chamberlain.
VIM. j. Yost, of China Greek, was a
HOLSTER visitor Wednesday.
c. r. Epperson, of Filler, transacted
business in Hollister Tuesday.
Roscoe Walker, of Filler, visited at
the A. E. Caldwell home Sunday.
e. J. Hornibrook, of Berger, was in
HOLSTER between trains Tuesday
G. M Wiley was business visitor
at the county seat Monday and Tues
day.
r. B. Cavaness drove to his dry
ranch southeast of Amsterdam Tues
day.
Mrs, Harry Alexander of Twin Falls,
is visiting her mother Mrs. j. e. Hen
stock.
j. w. Taylor, of the Rogerson neigh
borhood, spent several days in Twin
Falls last week.
j. l.. Dunn returned from Twin
Falls Saturday after spending two
weeks there.
o. 0. Vanausdeln and family were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Davis, near
Filler, Sunday.
An attractive bungalow is being
built on the A. c. Minor ranch west
of HOLSTER.
G. G. Wilson, of Twin Falls, was
wiring the new residence of J. G. Rob-
inson Tuesday.
Marshall Farmhouse was a business
visitor to the Magic City Monday, re-
turning Tuesday.
W. f. Helsley of the Three Creek
| country, was Twin Falls visitor sew
eral days of last week.
f. B. Darlington, water master on
the Salmon River project. was in the
| city on business last Saturday.
! Mrs. K. NJ. Kambrich, of Rogerson,
| base moved to Deep Creek, where she
expects to spend the summer.
Leayitt Craven, the little son of w.
H. Craven, has been under the care Of
DR.. Parrett for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Lowe entertained
the M. A. Ray family and Mrs. Perry
Sunday at six o'clock dinner.
The new residence being erected on
the ranch of c. e. Nelson, west of Hol-
lister, is progressing nicely.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Duffin
will be glad to hear that their little
daughter, Velva, is improving rapidly
N. j. Nogel returned to HOLSTER
Wednesday after having charge of the
Berger Lumber yard at Berger for a
couple of weeks.
Garold Hill is building a four-room
bungalow ON his farm north of Hollis
ter, The house will be ready for oc.
cupancy the first of the week
VIII f.. Graham an uncle of our To-
cal postmaster, w, f. Graham, left
Twin Falls Tuesday for Iowa, where
i. he intends to make his home in the
future.
Joe Gertlar and family and Mr.. anC
Mrs, ]. B. Burrows We're pleasantly en-
tertained Sunday at dinner at tn,
home of Mr., and Mrs. VIM. Hoops, cas-
of Hollister.
Mrs. j. M. Anderson, of Twin Falls
spent the first part of the week witt
1 her husband, Rev Mr.. Anderson, wh
has charge of the building of the ney
church here.
j. b. Langford and wife passe
through town Saturday on their way t
Rogerson, where Mr. Langford viii
be employed by the Rogerson Mercan
tile company.
AUUtueI well HAS Uetl uIlllGu u
Geo. White on the Roy O. McMaste
ranch east of HOLSTER this week. Tn
well is to be tested and the exact dept
ascertained next week.
II G. A. johnson and j. w. Hays, c
Twin Falls, were in HOLSTER the frs
of the week, and spent several day
looking over the surrounding countr
with the intention of locating here.
Harley n Butler unloaded a cal
load of household goods this weel
! Mr.. Butler and his family are movin
from Twin Falls to their ranch sout
| of Hollister, where they intend to lC
| cate permanently
Earl w. Hull has purchased the resi-
| dence of N. j. Nogel, located on Mai
street, and moved in this week. .Sey
eral of the friends of Mr.. and Mrs
Hull gave them house warmin
: Tuesday evening, those present being
Miss Mary Heck, Frank Craven an
Or. w. A. Parrett.
Mrs. Rainwater and Mrs. j. Sale
are preparing to open up a milliDer
establishment within short time "A
soon as their new spring stock arrives
a reception will be given to the ladie
of HOLSTER and Vicinity. The exaC
date has not been announced as yet.