The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-11-23

Mrs T. L. Douglas of HOLSTER and
Mrs E. B. McCorkle of Rogerson were
n the city the early part of the week
Addison T. Smith returned to Wash
ngton, d. c., on last evenings train
10 again take up his duties as repre-
Mrs. NJ l.. Morehouse of Winona.
arrived Tuesday to visit
her son, R. E. Morehouse and family
at HOLSTER. Mr.. Morehouse met her
at Twin Falls.
! LOCAL BREVITIES
Phone IS
Hurt Right Hand-Norbet Barga,
who was injured by being thrown
from his wheel this week is around,
suffering from a smashed right hand.
Married BY Justice-Paul Smith of
Oregon, and Stella Clampitt /
of Twin Falls, were married Monday |
by Justive Smith.
Gregg Sentenced-R. e. Gregg, con-
victed of burglary in the second de- |
gree, was sentenced yesterday by
Judge W. A. Babcock to serve from
one to five years in the penitentlary.
Are Asked to COntribute-Any Royal
wishing to contribute 1ood
to the Thanksgiving charity box, have
been requested to leave all offerings
at Heartfields shop, by three o'clock,
November 20.
Sacred Concert Next Month"; sa-
cred concert will be held in the Par
ish hall about the middle of next
month. The definite date and pro-
gram will be announced later, and the
proceeds from the concert will be
devoted to local charity.
Fay Cox Acquitted-Fay Cox of Muir
laugh, charged with statutory offense
was acquitted by a jury in the dis
trict court Tuesday afternoon. Cox
and Arley Stanley were arrested in
June. Stanley later broke Jail and es-
capped
Dd0Quet 1T udUctu-A DdnQuCb AOA
men and boys will be given by the
Hansen boys club at the Hansen
church, next Tuesday, November %,
at ..seven- thirty o'clock. Good music
will be provided and arrangements
have been made for talks by several
prominent Twin Falls men.
Licenses Issued-On Tuesday, mar
riage licenses were issued to Peter
Trappen and Gertrude Hof, both OF
Twin Falls and Paul Smith of On
tario, Ore, and Stella Clampitt OF
Twin Falls. A marriage license was
issued yesterday morning to Dave
Girdner and Fannie T. Hart.
InfantiIe Paralysis Case-The sis
months old daughter of G. H. Saund
ers, who lives in the old White Cross
hospital building at S02 Second avenue
west is suffering from infantile pa
ralysis. The disease appeared two
weeks ago. 1t is comparatively mile
attack and the child is getting better
RemOdeling Entrance-Work wa'
begun this week by the Eldrige Cloth
ing company on a new front for theii
store. Two spacious show windows
will be installed and the new entrance
will be placed in the center. Thu
Hart Department store also began
work this week putting in an up-to
date front for their store.
One Cent Sale is n Successful
Skeels-Wiley One-Cent sale proved I
greater success than expected accord
ing to the proprietors and the create
part of the stock put on sale was sol'
out during the first day. Mr.. Skeel
stated that they would have been aDl
to sell four times as much as they hal
on hand, and expressed the regret tina
so many people had to be turned away
Suits Against City-Mrs. Bloofi
Burke has brought suit against tn
city of Twin Falls for $4,000 for in
juries resulting from fall on tn
sidewalk in front of the Wallace ciga
factor. November 10. Her right lie
was broken and she sustained othe
injuries She alleges that the troubl
resulted from the unduly slipper
state of the sidewalk. Her husband
Charles Burke, also filed suit yesteI
day for loss involved claiming $1,000
THANKSGIVING DAY
/ The day of good cheer-the day
1 spend with "the folks Excursio
/ rates November % and 30th., good re
/ turning to December 4th Consu
! Agents O. S. L. r. r.
/ DIR. r. C. BEEBE
! Dentist
I Central Building. Phone 426.