The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-08-31
Mcmillan NeuS
Times Special Correspondence.


Little Charley Valentine is quite i'll
this week, necessitating medical atten-
ton.
The viaducts at the sugar factory |
have been completed and brickwork |
on the main building is half COM |
pleted, adding a hundred per cent to
the general appearances of the grounds
there. i
Bert Johnston, wife and family, ac-
companied by Mrs. JohnsOns cousin
and Mr. Johnsons brother, Frank
Johnson, the sugar beet fieldman of
Kimberly, autoed to Tremonton and
other points in Utah last week
Mrs. A. c. Rutherford has recovered
from her recent dangerous illness.
Mrs. l. K Nesbitt and her daughter,
Miss Julia, of Twin Falls, returned
from a several days pleasure trip at
Soda Springs.
Charley Sholl, wife and baby Marie,
were in Twin Falls on business last
Saturday.
Richard Griffith and wife returned
home last Friday after an absence of
all summer visiting friends and rela-
tives in Washington, Montana and
Wyoming.
Mrs. Honeydew and friends of Twin
Falls, were guests at the home of Mrs
Gertrude Valentine last week
F. T. Brown and wife, d. F. Clark
and wife, also little Sammy and Isa-
bella Clark, Marion BerthOld and Irwin
Brown, autoed into Twin Falls Satur-
day evening, taking in the movies.
McMillanites, both large and small,
drove down to Twin Falls Wednesday,:
object-circus, and the old folks just
had to go to take the little fellows to
? see that circus.
c. A. Baker and wife, with their
: guests, the Misses Edith, Luenetta and
Annie Smith, we're picnicers at Bal
anced rock last week. While on the
way home a break in Mr.. Bakers car
4 caused quite a lot of trouble and the
party did not reach home until three
o'clock in the morning.
Mr.. Raisbeck is now having a well
drilled on his place, the machine
, coming down to the Griffith place in
r. the next few days. Nearly all of our
farmers have wells now, or the ma
! chine engaged, the different well drill
- lers being very busy which speaks
, well for our prosperous farmers.
Mr.. BuZzard of the Oaks corner dis
trict drove through here last Saturday
> with his new car, a Saxon, which he
! purchased last week, having traded
- off his other car.
Miss Nettie Smith has been spending
% few days with Mrs. d. F. Clark.
VIII Gibson, wife and baby Mar
= jorie, accompanied by Mrs Gibson's
y mother, father and two sisters, VINO
are visiting with relatives from Prairie
4 City Oregon, were callers here LIST
u Sunday.
= Mr.. Heath, wife and two daughters
autoed into Twin Falls Saturday
Ben Draner and wife of Oaks cor
ner, autoed through on their way t.
Twin Falls on business.
Jackson VennimOn of Oaks corner
is the proud pOssessor of a new Stude
s. baker, purchased last week.
= Mrs. Falk and nephew, Elmer John
e son, were in Twin Falls last week OF
g business.
r Franklin Brown drove up to Kim
g berly last week on business.
3. DR.. Hamilton sold a fine load o
;, hogs last week
S The little Ginger baby, who was
. quite sick last week is greatly i'm
proved.
d. F. Clark and wife, Charles Over
field and family, and S. K Nesbitt ant
; family, were among those attending
d the pioneer picnic held at Waters
o grove last week. They report a yer.
= pleasant day spent in the shade of thu
S trees, visiting with old time friends.
n Walter Ross finished threshing hi
d forty-acre field of wheat, which yield
Il ed AZ bushels per acre.
T Miss Grace Burgis and her it'll
S brother Ted, who have been visiting
e with relatives here the past six weeks
return to their home in Iowa thi
week
Mr.. Conover of Twin Falls, an oil
veteran of the civil war, was in Nc
MILAN looking after his farm nea
:, here.