The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-06-15
Clark NeuS
Times Special Correspondence.

Times Special Correspondence.
A number of our residents attended
the picnic held at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Boyd last Sunday the
picnic was given as a surprise to Mrs
Frank Boyd's mother, who is out from
Nebraska on a visit with her daughter
and relatives living near Kimberly
Those attending being once residents
of Nebraska, and nearly all of the pic
nicers old neighbors of Mrs. Boyd
mother The pleasure seekers gather
ed early with bountiful baskets, at the
home of a neighbor close by, then pro-
ceeding up to the Boyd home In
bunch, surprising the unsuspecting
lady. The picnic dinner was spread on
the lawn, and the afternoon spent IN
visiting and telling of the good points
of Nebraska while those living here
saying Idaho Just beats that state a
little in everything from sunshine to
bountiful crops. A number of pictures
were taken during the afternoon to be
sent to relatives me- lucky enough to
see Idaho for themselves. Those pres
ent were: II. II. Kilburn and family,
Floyd Jones and family, w. Kilburn
and father, c. Jones, l. Targusin and
family, S. S. Jones and family, r. Crit
fifth and wife, and Mrs. Gertrude Val
entine, with her two sons, Leroy and
Charley.
Miss Annie Smith invited a number
of friends to her home last week, the
occasion being the young ladys SIX
teenth birthday. Finch, authors and
other games passed a pleasant after
noon, at the end of which Miss Annie
served refreshments consisting OF
sandwiches, cake and ice cream to her
guests on the lawn. Those present
were: Dorothy Ray, Neva Jones, Mar
ion Berthold, Isabelle Clark and An
MES sisters, Henrietta, Edith and
Lunetta Smith.
Mrs. Benjamin Holland and her lit
tie daughter, Nora, of the Oaks Corner
district, were shopping in Twin Falls
last week.
Will Gibson, wife and little son
Wayne, were guests at the F. T. Brown
} home last Saturday and Sunday.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Nicholson and
daughter were business callers in
, Twin Falls Saturday.
Mrs. Percy Walshaw was looking
: after business in Twin Falls on Mon
day.
Mrs Charles Hunt was shopping in
Twin Falls last Saturday.
Miss Dorothy Roy was a guest at the
Nesbitt home last week from Twin
Falls
:, Mrs. John Ault, formerly of this
:, place, was operated on last week IL
? Twin Falls. She is rapidly recover
. ing.
Emil Falk returned home last weel
after an absence of several days ovel
on the North Side near Eden, where
Mr. Falk owns a farm.
An auto of young folks drove up tt
R Artesian City on Monday on a picni'
and pleasure trip. They took well fill
e ed baskets along and picniced in tru
u picnic style. Those driving up were
II Leon Martyr, Leroy Valentine, Ami
T. Smith and Marion Berthold, the younl
y folks being chaperoned by Mrs. Amo
&c Martyr.
{ Frank Wilson of this place, has bee
l. on the sick list for the past week, blu
IS is getting better.
S. K Nesbitt, wife and girls, Editf
III Nettie, Annie and Henrietta, wer
q guests at the d. F. Clark home las
'r Friday evening.
t. A slight frost visited some parts 0
III the neighborhood Friday night, but n
effects of Jack Frost's visit have beel
OI reported.
D. Charley Shoot, wife and baby, wer
IN in Twin Falls last Saturday.
r Joe Wilson was a Twin Falls bust
Il ness man Saturday.