The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-05-18
Rogerson Items
Times Special Correspondence.

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The Rogerson school closed Friday
afternoon, May 81, and the following
program was given before an audience
that filled the town hall:
Part I-Orchestra; invocation, Rev.
]. d. Keith; Topsy Turvy drill; dia-
logue, "Why Sambo Went Home;
May Pole drill; 1.-THE Rainy Day;
burlesque, Friday Afternoon Compo-
sitions"; chorus.
Part II.-Orchestra 1.-THE Superla-
tive Pa Jessie Maltby; Glass History,
Edward West; monologue, Helen
Cochran; 1.-THE Glover Meadow" Lois
Smith; duet, Alma Hildebrand and
Helen Cochran; class prophecy, Alma
Hildebrand; presentations of diplo-
mas; orchestra.
Misses Elva and Fern Averill are
back from fortinights visit with
friends in Filler.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Gibbs have pur-
chased and moved into the former
Buchanan home.
S. T. Buchanan has retired from the
government forestry service and will
go into the hardware business here
with r. H. Clark, sa it is said
r. Fl. Goldsworthy happened to a
painful accident here on Thursday.
While riding in an auto with some
friends going out to his home some
pigs ran out from under a small
bridge just at the instant the party
was crossing, and the machine, strik-
ing one of the pigs, was almost over
turned and Mr.. Goldsworthy was
thrown out, cutting his face, dislocat-
ing his right thumb and bruising his
left hip. He was brought here and
given treatment and is now growing
better.
DR.. r. d. Jolderson and wife, with
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Clark, made
flying trip to Twin Falls Saturday
afternoon.
Sheriff Kendall and County Attor-
ney Davies were here Sunday look
ing up evidence on some cases with
which their respective offices are
connected They returned to Twin
Falls the same day
Following some previous quarrels
and personal fracas a few days ago,
shooting scrape occurred here Sat-
urday, May 10, at half past eight in
the evening, between Henry McCollum |
and George Washington, with the re-
suit that Mr.. McCollum fell to the |
sidewalk and the shooting ended 1t |
was found that Mr.. McCollum was |
shot in the right leg between the hip |
and the knee, the ball entering at the |
outer side of the limb and ranging |
downward He was conveyed to the |
Mcmillan hotel and in the absence of |
DR.. Joldersma, DR.. Alexander of Twin
Falls was called, and after temporary
treatment an ambulance conveyed the
wounded man to a Twin Falls hospi-
tai for operation and treatment.
Messrs Washington and a son of Mr..
McCollum, who had struck Mr. Wash
ington while the latter was under ar
rest, were arrested and carried to
Twin Falls to prison to await further
Developments
The trees, gardens and grass here |
have been severely injured by the |
freezes of the past week, the weather
since the dust storm of the 9Th, going |
below the freezing point every night |
since until Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Purdy, who came |
to their home here early in April from |
winter on the coast removed to |
their ranch near here on the 18th. |
They will spend the summer there.
Mr.. ]. S. Russell, cashier of the |
Bank of Rogerson, went to Twin Falls
on business Monday.
DR.. r. d. Joldersma goes to Bull |
Tuesday to attend the Twin Falls |
county medical association.
Mr. Edward Askew, who has been in |
Twin Falls for treatment of a light |
case of fever, is greatly improved and |
is back with his family.