The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-08-10

Cauley is sister Of Charley Overfield,
here.
Guy Ball and wife were Twin Falls
shoppers last week.
Little Margaret Lavender has been
on the sick list but is better again.
w. Shroll and wife were out from
Twin Falls Sunday, visiting with num-
erous relatives here, which was once
their home.
Mrs. Charles Overfield was looking
after business in Twin Falls last week.
John Ault and wife were calling on
friends here last Sunday.
The blackcap season is on hand, but
the berry crop will be a short one, due
to the late frosts and busy grasshop-
pers.
Haying is in full blast. The alfalfa
crop is reported good, but the crops
of red clover almost a failure as grass
hoppers have taken the seed, and also
honeydew. The farmers are busily
spraying the seed crops, but despite
this fact, large percentage is gone.
A report comes that the different
crops on the Salmon have been COM
pletely destroyed by the destructive
pests.
Charley Shroll and wife. Harley
Shroll and wife, and W. Shroll and
wife Of Twin Falls, were guests at the
Skillman home Sunday.
Mesdames Nelson and Doaner with
their children, were callers on sick
folks in this neighborhood last week.
Mrs. Hills and daughter Annie, from
across Rock creek, were guests at the
Brown home last week.
Grandma Wilson, who was on the
sick list for some time past, is recov-
cred from her recent indisposition.
Charley Valentine invited a host of
little friends to the number of eigh-
teen last Thursday to a peanut hunt
The little folks hunted for an hour, at
the close of which it was found that
Harold Winger had found the most
peanuts, being awarded the prize. AT
ter the hunt came the game of pin
ming on the dOnkey's tail; then other
games followed, concluding by the re-
citing of recitations. Light refresh
ments brought the happy time to a
| close. Those present were: Edith
Harold and Ruth Winger, Lester, Or
vii and Marguret Lavender, Teddy
Burgess, Henrietta Nesbitt, Hester
Hamilton, Russell, Agnes and Alfred
Heron, Charley Valentine, Sonny and
Isabella Clark and Bernard Martyr
Mr.. Bussard, wife and daughters
were in Twin Falls last Saturday.
Mrs. D. F. Clark and two children
> were in Twin Falls last Monday.
Tom Clark and family, who were
over from Eden last week on a visit
have returned to their home on TIL
North Side
Ed Montgomery, wife and two chill
dren, autoed out from Twin Falls Fri
day.
r Franklin Brown met with quite
!, serious accident last Monday, whic
could easily have proven much NOR
= serious in very short time. Will
leading q bull out to water, the bul
: broke loose, and knocked Mr.. Brow
: down. Cries brought help, and tn
= bull was fought off with a pitch for
The extent of the injuries was brol
en- collar bone, a fractured rib,
= splintered shoulder, an injured foo
r and a generally bruised body. tt
r man was taken to Twin Falls an
J. medical attention called At pre-!
: ent he is resting easy and bein
= thankful that the injuries were of 4
WOISt cAltut.
Marion Berthold has been sick wit
tonsilitis but is well again
Several runaways occurred here La
week, the most serious being the on
!. happening to the team driven by M
y Walters of the electric light compan
of Twin Falls. The horses BEGAN
frightened at some Mexicans workir
- il a beet field and took to flight, IL
e reins getting tangled under the tongl
ST and pulling off bride. Mr.. Waltel
If jumped from the buggy, and the hors'
S, ran on, until getting tangled up in
fence, where they stopped. The bugs
= was smashed, and the horses Qui
N badly cut.
ii Al Nelson met with quite a paint
is accident last week. While wOrkiI
with a mower, his thumb got caug
on the blades, and the end almost Sc
d, cred He was taken to town where
= Coughlin sewed the parts togetht
- which are uniting nicely.
S. K. Nesbitt and wife were sho
pr ping in Twin Falls last week
re- Charles Baker and wife were Tw
Falls callers last Friday.