The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-11-09

sick list this week but is better.
Charley Mallory was a McMillanite
last week on business.
John Ault and wife of Twin Falls |
drove through here Sunday on their
way to visit the factory.
H. Griffeth's daughter, Mrs Nelson, |
of Nebraska, arrived here Sunday on a |
visit to her parents and relatives
Mother Nature picked her first goose
here last week, the feather falling in
shapes of snow flakes, which were not
exactly welcomed by farmers of this |
section who have grain to thresh and |
beets to dig. However it takes more
/ tnan a few snow flakes to dry up that
smile here that our farmers are not |
ed for wearing.
Richard Baggs was transacting bust |
ness in Twin Falls last week.
Mrs. d. f. Clark has recovered from
her recent illness.
Another jolly party was out hal |
loween night, this one being compos-
ed the little folks and under the cha
perone OF Mrs. Herbert Lavender and
Mrs. A. c. Rutherford Their little
voices ringing out into the night over
harmless pranks. Those out were
Lester Orvil, Marguet and Howard
Lavender, Keith Rutherford, Leroy and
Clarence HILL Clarence Simpson, Ed
ward Walshaw, Edith and Harold
Winger, Isabelle Clark and Sonny
Clark.
Nicholson Trappen and wife were
shopping in Twin Falls Saturday
Miss Marion Berthold, Leon Martyr
and Leroy Valentine were guests of
Miss Annie Smith, Sunday.
The Wayside club met at the home
of Mrs James Heron last Thursday.
A pleasant time was spent socially and
in business way. At the close dainty
refreshments were served, much to the
appreciation of those present.
The recent price of wheat and pota-
toes scared up to Wheat $2.65, and
potatoes the same price per hundred
before dropping, which, as the predic-
ton of farmers here runs, is but is but
for a short time, then prices will run
higher than ever by spring.
c. r. VOsberg and wife moved out to
their homestead across the Salmon
for the coming winter, last week
Percy Walshaw holds the record for
the largest beet raised up to the pres
ent time, raising beet that tipped the
scales to twenty pounds.
Messrs. Copenhaven and Van Cleft,
with their wives, we're guests at the
Brown home last Wednesday evening.
The Winger family, who have been
living on the Guy Ball place for the
past year, are preparing to move to
California within the next few days,
as soon as Mr.. Winger, who is over
on the north Side disposing of a wagon
load of honey, returns.
Charley Shrol is threshing his clio
yer crop this week.
Charles Overfield took over his first
load of furniture to the north side last
week. where they plan on living soon
Emil Falk is over from near Eden
looking after his beet crop and hauling
to the factory.
w. Shroll and wife were out visiting
their sons, who live near here.
John Maxwell. who has been on tn,
sick list for the past month with rheu
matsm, is cOnvalescent
ID Tom Shroll, a brother of Harley ant
:. Charley Shroll of this place. is ovel
from near Eden. Tom once was
McMillanite.
William Buzzard is carrying
bruised hand in a sling, caused from
an accident last week.
Mrs. Bert Johnson's father ant
mother, who have been visiting wit
them for the past month"; autoed bacl
to their home in Utah, taking witt
q them their young grandson, Ray.
n Charley Shroll and wife were guest
81 in Mcmillan Friday.
81 A story comes from Kimberly o
n three "drunks" and several cases O
booze, which runs as follows: Thre
men were hauling beets to the dunn
in Kimberly, but too much of the "bev
erage" got the best of them The frs
driver decided to leave his load Q
beets standing on the dump, and =
did. going home and going to bee
The other two, on their way back TO
another load, got into a fight and Ell
forts were made for their arrest, bu
they escaped. This led up to a scare
for the third party. which the sheet
found asleep A search of the hOus
brought to light several cases of tn
; booze, which were promptly seize'
| The drowsy man was landed in ia
, but the other two escaped and froi
! the last reports were hiding out nea
: here.
f. 1. Brown was a Filler bushes
=. man last week
"A Mrs Bert Johnson was a Twin Fal
. shopper last Thursday.
Franklin Brown and wife, Herbe
Lavender and wife, and Marion Brow
autoed out to the Salmon last Sunda
It The farmers are all happy there an
v seem to be we'll contented with the
d crops They say the water questic
will all come out alright and in IL
meantime they keep on improvir
nv their places, despite the many difficu
W ties coming up in regard to the watt
. proposition.
ID. Mr.. Dewitt and family of Filler. wi
! recently purchased the Emil Fa
Z place, are moving in this week, havir
j. a car set off at Mcmillan with the
! possessions.
Z Mrs. S. X Nesbitt has return,
! home from Twin Falls, where she hi
! been nursing an old friend of tn
q place. Mrs Bert Heron. who is We