The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-03-28

Filler HAPPENINGS
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Sam Taylor will build modern
home on his acre lot on Yakima,
south of the house occupied by W.
w. Taylor L. o. Hughes will oc-
cupy it.
Hugh Bemenderfer of Kalamazoo, !
Mich, a nephew of Mrs. Timm, ar
rived in Filler Tuesday. He comes
here to make a home and will pur- !
chase a lot and build. He is an expert
automobile mechanic and will take a
position in the Reynolds garage.
Last Saturday Jacob Musser sold his
farm southeast of Filler to Mr.. Pa
rick from Twin Falls for Sl65 per
acre. Mr.. Musser is in the market
for larger farm but in the meantime
will have a sale on the 18th ana
probably move to town until he Sc
cures what he wants.
Last week was a busy one for Ford
buyers, E. B. Ripley reporting that
he sold and delivered eight of them TO
the following persons: Albert Lee,
Snyder Hardware Co. II. L. Austin, w
T. Conant, Ivan Lincoln and Rev. e. e
Crabtree. Besides these, he has nu-
merous prospects.
Deputy Sheriff Conner passed
through town yesterday on his way
to Bull on official business. He was
reached the cheese factory the car re
fused to go further He walked into
town and phoned to Bull for car
and after a time was able to finish
the trip. While here he informed the
Journal that Will Smith, living west
of Filler recently purchased two pull
pups in Twin Falls and that the
mother of the pups had gone mad
and that her head had been sent to
Boise, with the word coming back that
she had rabies He telephoned the in
formation to Mr.. Smith that he might
govern himself accordingly in the dis
position of the puppies. The doctors
sly that it might be eight months
before the disease showed up in the
pups, all depending upon whether she
contracted rabies before or after their
birth.
Every once in a while a bunch CT
"cutups" around town imagine they
are drunk after drinking a few glasses
of cider and proceed to decorate the
streets by changing signs, tipping over
benches and otherwise deporting them-
selves as bad" men. The marshal
will catch up with these fellows some
night and the result will be humilia
ton and distress. We sound this
warning not so much on account Of
the would-be bad" men as the dis
grace that will follow their arrest.
Some of these boys have good moth
ers, who will deplore the arrest of
their children, as many of them have
been better raised What seems like
harmless fun is sometimes viewed in
a different light by men who want
boys to behave themselves and act
like gentlemen all the time
Yesterday the members of the La
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, well reception Mr.. and Mrs. Austin
will soon make their home in Twin
Falls, where Mr.. Austin becomes the
manager of the Gem State Lumber
yards. After a miscellaneous program
consisting of musical numbers, read
ings and recitations, Mrs. Fitzgerald
on behalf of the Aid, presented Mrs
Austin with a beautiful bouquet CT
= carnations The ladies were then in
I vited to the parlors, where delicious
= refreshments were served to about one
!, hundred. Mrs. Austin will be greatly
u missed from Filler. where she has beer
an active worker in everything tina
, tended to better and make brighter tn,
, home life of the community
/ w T. Higgenbotham sold his farm
= southwest of Filler last Saturday to {
e Mr.. Miller of Ellensburg, Wash, fol
st S135 per acre. Mr. Miller is a new
arrival here and if he is of the sam,
caliber that the other citizens from
that place are, he will be a splendid
- addition to our citizenship and gladly
welcomed by all. Mr.. Higgenbotahn
was not long in buying again. Yes
terday he bought ]. F. Martins forty
near Filler This is one of the bes
places on the tract, and in securing
this splendid farm Mr.. Higgenbothan
comes into possession of a place tina
he has long desired. w. T. is no
alone in his admiration of this place