The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-01-25
MURTAUGH NEWS

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The little daughter of NJ. g Boley
has been very low with pneumonia lat
is reported better.
Mrs Doty has teen seriously i'll
with lagrippe.
The linemen are busy putting tele-
phones into severa. homes ThcV are
expecting a carload of poles in soon,
SO they can extend their lines The
company is meeting with success
We hope to have electricity in Muir
laugh this summer.
J. l. Tolman is recovering from 4
severe illness.
The members of the Mormon church
are taking subscriptions for the new
church building and are meeting with
success. 1t will soon be ready for
plastering.
Roy Hunt came up from Twin rails
Friday evening and returned Saturday.
Mrs. Francis Johnson transacted
business in Twin Falls Friday.
Ed True and B. F. Jain we're in
Twin Falls Friday on business.
Chas. Walker, j. E. Steinour and
Bob Kendell transacted business in
Twin Falls Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weatherly were in Bur
ley Saturday morning between trains.
Rev. Hoffman of Golden Valley was
a business visitor to Twin Falls Sat
urday.
DR.. PARROT, of Hollister, was in
Murtaugh looking over the field for
location. He comes highly recon-
mended and will be welcomed.
Fay Cox has purchased a car from
Frank Terrill
Frank Tevrill has purchased the
cottage owned by Joel Cox.
Mrs. j. l. Tolman has been on the
sick list but is now much improved.
Mrs. Adamson formerly of Oregon,
has been very i'll with heart trouble
but Is reported better.
Henry Boyd has been confined to
the house with lagrippe, but is able to
be out again.
Mrs. Wadsworth and Mrs. Weatherly
were shopping in Twin Falls Satur-
day.
The Literary society held g meeting
at the school house Friday evening.
A good crowd was out and an inter
esting program rendered A debate be-
tween B. F. Jain and Rev. Pemberton.
W. c. Hall and ]. E. Steinour on the
subject, SHOULD U. S. sell ammunition
to nations at war" Messrs. Jain and
Pemberton taking the negative and
Messrs Hall and Steinour the affirma-
tive. The judges, Ed True. Lawrence
Engstrom and Roy Hunt decided in ia
yor of Messrs. Jain and Pemberton.
The society will meet again in two
weeks.
Hard Time" dance was held AT
the Walker dance hall Friday nisht
Musicians were from Hansen.
Gus Johnson was up from Twin
Falls to get his tools, which he had
left here after completing the Snake
rivere bridge grades.
W. r. Beers was in Kimberly Sat
urday on business.
Lowell Dearinger, who has been
= quite sick with pneumonia, is better
News arrived here this week of the
arrival of twins, a boy and girl. al
the Hooper home in Kansas. The,
were formerly residents of Murtaugh.
W. d. Goss is loading spuds for ship
/ ment east. He reports the price as
$115 per hundred.
Ward Johnson and Andy Hansen
: ST., left for Salt Lake City Wednesda,
7 evening on business, returning Sunday
Miss Alice Belle Tollman. of BuYlev
is visiting Miss Myrtle Pickett for ;
few days.
; Fred Weatherly is sick with tonsil
tits.
Alma Lee drove over from Roger
son and spent few days with his sis
. ter, Mrs w. h. Beers, last week.
? Local re~'dents have netitioned FL
, an Independent school district and viii
hold a bond election in the near fu
ture to vote the bonds for the schoo
building, as the other school houses. ar
full and more room must he made 70
the children.
Edwin Peers is yisitng relatives a
Rogerson
Cecil BOYD is quite s'cg with ton
silitis and rheumatism
G \. lf'i0n has HIS ice house abou
completed
Mr.. Woodhouse, Of lincoln, Idaho
unlonded his household goods an
stock Friday and moved the same Z
the Weinhe'mer ranch, which he pur
chased th'e summer. TIE IS an uncl
OF Mrs. M. B. Boley