The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-09-05
Bull NeuS


Mrs. J. N. Driskell is delivering the
mail on route 1, formerly known as
route 3, and is substitute carrier for
Mr. Ham, The latter is taking a fiji
teen day vacation, and is spending it
in the city.
c. E. Whitby, local agent for Ford
cars, opened the building he recently
purchased from E. &. Davis, on Main
street, and will use that building for
assembling his cars. He is expecting
some of the new models in during the
next few days.
Rev A. w James of the NJ. E. church
was appointed a delegate to the Am
erican prison congress which con-
venes at Buffalo, n. Y, during the
week of October to u. Rev. James
appointment was issued by Governor
Alexander.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Hammel and Rev.
Hammel, Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Alfred,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Herman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ross Ellison and Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Fritcher returned home from a
camping trip in the hills last Friday.
They had been gone nearly two weeks,
and report having had a good time.
Rev and Mrs. M. M. Van Patten re-
turned from the river Wednesday
where they have been spending a
months vacation. They have been
camping in the Banbury cabin near
Box canyon and report having had a
pleasant time. Some of the boy scouts
of the local company were camping at
the river during most of the month.
E. S. Swanner is having a new
house built on his lots across the
street from the ]. w. Faris home and
at the corner of the city park The
new house will be a siX-rOom bunga-
low style, and put on the same founda-
ton as the one now occupied by the
house where Mr.. Van Patten lives. The
old house will be moved on lot fur
Their away from the corner.
Some one, who wears about number
eight shoe, left his foot prints in the
new cement sidewalk that was recent
" built in front of the Aldrich black
smith shop. ]. w. Giezentanner is put
ting the walks in, and he had placed
Instructions across them at the alley
so no one would walk on it. The party
who married the walk climbed over six
of these Instructions in order to &C
on the fresh walk.
J. J. Powell who received a broken
, leg in a runaway about ten weeks ago
was able to be out last Friday for the
, first time He came to town in Ru
dolph Kunze's auto, as the leg has moi
been taken out of the cast. However
the bone is beginning to heal and the
doctor expects to be able to remove
the cast some time this week. Mr.
Powell received the broken leg wher
? the horse he was driving to a single
rig became frightened and ran away
Mr.. Powells leg slid out into thu
- wheel. breaking it above the knee.
At the county division meeting hell
in the Bull high school building Tues
day evening. called for the purpose o
= .discussing the pros and cons on tn
county division issue, the opposition
candidates from the east end of tn
= county failed to show up. The meet
ing was largely attended, and it wa
= addressed by M. d. Woods, j. w. Fari
@ and j. w Taylor, besides the ives
|. end candidates for the Legislature
s Both Mr.. Barker and Mr.. Nihart wer
: present and each gave an interestin
y talk.
e Ina Olson, the sixteen-year-ol
g daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. n. p. Olsol
g died at her home six miles northwe'
n of Bull last Monday at 100 p. m. ATE
If a sickness of twenty-five days wit
II typhoid fever. She leaves father an
d mother and two sisters and one bro
Their to mourn her death.
Sonner Bros. shipped in 800 tho
oughbred Hampshire sheep the first {