The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-04-27
Filler NEWS.
(From the Filler JnurnaD

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Rev. Barbezat was an American
Falls visitor last week.
Geraldine Truitt is confined to her
home with the measles.
Prof Bracken, of Hollister, was a
Filler visitor the first of the week.
Chas. Reynolds, of Bull, was a FL
Ter visitor the first of the Week
DR.. Newberry and Elmer Haag drove
to Twin Falls Tuesday morning.
Prof. Markell has been rendered and
accepted the school at ST. Anthony.
! Dick Miller and family visited here
the past week. They leave Jerome
! for Okanogan, Washington, next week.
Mr. Mckinley, father of Abe and
| Clint, has moved from Twin Falls and
will reside on the property where Clint
used to live.
Prof Dooley has traded his home
property in town for the old Bigger
staff place west of town on the draw.
| He expects to move out and run a
stock farm the present year.
| H. f. Detwiler has purchased the
| BEEN acre just south of the school
house and will erect handsome bung-
allow on the same and move to town,
! leaving the boys to run the ranch.
| The Junior Prom. last Thursday
night was very swell affair, and was
| quite well patronized The grand
| march was led by Ray Lee and Miss
| Gertrude Walter. The Pease orches-
ira furnished the music. The class Of
| 1916 are to be congratulated upon the
success of their effort and the occa-
sion will long be remembered by those
attending.
A Mr.. Cunningham drove over the
| Castleford grade last Sunday with his
| car He was driving a Studebaker and
on going down the grade the brakes
refused to work, and meeting a team
coming up, he steered the machine off
| the grade. He went down with the
wreck and was severely bruised on one
| leg and his head was injured, but not
seriously. The machine was COM
pletely wrecked. a..
H. H. Schildman shipped two cars
of hogs this week.
Isaac Brashear was in town from
his home in Twin Falls last Monday.
julius Strauss has moved from Salt
Lake to Mt. Pleasant, Utah, where he
has clothing store.
Art and Isaac BEEN returned from
six weeks visit to Iowa and South
Dakota last Sunday.
A little moisture, off and on, is the
best report we can make this week on
weather conditions.
l.. A. Small is erecting a new resi-
dence on his property west of Nib
ley-C Channels lumber yard. ~=
j. G. Porterfield, manager of the
Twin Falls Canal company, was a FL
Ter business visitor Monday
A. J. Ripley and wife have moved
back from Twin Falls where they have
resided the past year.
Juneau Shinn spent Sunday after
noon in Bull at the home of Dan Mar
KEEL. These two boys have decided to
attend Leland Stanford University in
California together next year.
Members of the Eastern Star of FL
Ter will be the guests of the Bull Stars
tonight. A large crowd will go.
A six and one-half pound boy was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Lee Satur-
day night. Mother and son are doing
nicely
Mr.. and Mrs. Duvall of Twin Falls,
were guests of Miss Tiff last Sunday.
Mrs. Duvall sang at the church SER
vices Sunday morning.
DR.. Newberry and Beaner Miller left
this morning for Salt Lake, where the
doctor will exchange his Studebaker
for later model.
e. B. Ripley drove to Bull Monday
to secure Ford car for l.. M. Smith
the last Ford on the tract. Another
carload is looked for in a few days.
Harry Getty, one of the early citi-
zens of Filler, but who has been living
in Oregon several years, has return
ed and will go into business here if
he can secure location.
Wednesday Mrs. Chas. Costello en-
tertained the following ladies at a
luncheon in the Domestic Science de-
partment; Mesdames p. Costello of
Twin Falls, Schildman, Pierce, Meal
lister and Daum.
1t looks like the Filler picture show
will not be able to open for another
week. To await time with patience
seems to be the only thing to do. 1t is
long way to Philadelphia to get ac-
ton on freight shipment.
John Finke, the hay buyer, dropped
into town yesterday. He is after hay
and will pay good price for it. 1t
has been so wet in Colorado where he
is buying that the bailers cannot work
hence he has come into this territory
for all he can secure.
IleieH anu oHdS. rI1dluHeIquiSL lelt
Monday evening for their home in
South Dakota. A farewell and sur
prise party was given in their honor
last Friday evening by Mabel Graves
and Alberta Clark. The evening was
spent in playing games after which re-
freshments were served. The guests
were: Misses Elena Sommer Bernice
Keklotz, Isabel Whinnery, Charlotte
Clark and Margaret Showers; .Messrs.
Phillip and William Buck, Roland and
Raymond Graves, Clark Wallet, Fred
Munyon and David DetWiler.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING