The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-07-20
PIONEER CLUB OF
KIMBERLY ACTIVE
Large Meeting Held Last Week
In the Public Park
PLANS FOR BETTER AND MORE
BEAUTIFUL TOWN DISCUSSED.
Many buildings in Course of COnstruc-
ton to be Finished on or Before
September 1.

The Pioneer club of Kimberly, con-
sisting of the women of the community
OF ganized for social civic, and other
purposes, held a picnic in the park
last Thursday afternoon, for the pur-
pose of enjoying a dinner and discuss
ing matters of general business in the
cool shade. The care of the park is
one of the duties that the organiza-
ton has assumed. Many plans for the
the betterment and Identification of
the city was talked over Mrs. b. II.
Atkins retired from the presidency
and Mrs. R. W. Wilson was elected in
her place. There were so members
and 20 guests present. The club will
give an entertainment in the auditor
ilm Friday night, July 81, at which
trio of entertainers under the leader
ship Of Miss Jennie Perkins, will be
present and present a varied program.
The admission fees are announced at
Is and 25 cents and it is stated that
the program will be finished before
the beginning of the weekly dance.
September 1 will be a red letter day
in Kimberly history if all the plans
are carried out in full as it is an
nounced that all the new buildings will
be occupied by that date and that the
mills will be in full blast The Will
son Brothers block, the Swearingen
& Wilson block, the Turner & Jones
block, the Kimberly Bank block, the
E. w. Tilley block, the warehouse and
elevator of the Idaho Seed company
and the new high school, will all be
finished and occupied on the date
named, barring accident The brick
work has been finished on most of
the buildings and inside work is pro-
crossing on some of them.
Mr. and Mrs. Yost and family were
called to Almo this week on account
of the tragic death of Mrs. Yost's
mother and infant sister. A party had
been at a picnic in the woods and we're
returning when a team became fright
ened and threw the woman and child
to the ground, inflicting injuries that
speedily proved fatal
Rev Leach, former pastor of the
Kimberly Methodist church, will oc-
cupy the NJ. E. pulpit Sunday morning
and evening
Ed Claiborn and c. NJ. Stone were
in Jerome Tuesday.
M. e. Eden left Tuesday for a trip
to the North Side
That Kimberly was able to hold the
champions at Shoshone down to two
to nothing score in what has been
pronounced the best league game OF
the season, is looked upon as sign OF
hope by the local fans, who hope tc
push up a notch or two and, head the
league for the second half of the
year.
Stull Swearingen and family, Miss
Warner and j. w. Swearingen, are or
a fishing trip to HALEY.
Mrs. ]. F. Swearingen and Mrs. Will
Bethel have left for their homes In
Illinois after visit with w. c. Swear.
ingen.
The Otto Kreuger and Thompson
families and the Steelsmith families
are among those away fishing this
week
Miss Nellie Hickerson Of Wendell
visited W. c. Swearingen and family
this week.
DR.. j. N. Davis, who returned this
week from trip to the east where he
took postgraduate work along with
vacation, is having a Ford fixed fol
a Pullman in the Village blacksmith
shop. He is having the back sawed
so that it can reverse and a bed car
be made on it.
Bert Silvers, Charles Upton, H. e
Wood and Arthur and Russ Wilson
with their families, accompanied by
Frank eagle, left this morning for {
fishing trip to .Ketchum.
S. T. Butler, a Chicago capitalist
was in the country this week and de-
clared himself delighted with Kim
berly. He made arrangements witt
Senator o. G. Zuck to extend loans fol