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The Washington herald., 1916-05-19

The marriage Of Miss Gertrude vir-
stnia Gordon to DR.. Cary T. Gravson
Will take place on Wednesday alta
noon May "a. The ceremony will he
performed in the chapel of st. Georges
Church in New York. the Rev. WInIa m
J. Cox, of Philadelphia, officiating,
No invitations to the ceremony have
been issued and the guests include onIy
a lew relatives and close friends.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-19

was that Capt Richard Townsend men
toned in the archives Of Virginia as sit
ting in the council board Of the Royal
Colony from 1858 to 1915.
Mr.. Stephen Hedry de Hedri, OF the
Austro-Hungarian Embassy, enter
tained party at the supper dance at
the Willard last night. His guests
were Miss Ruth Hitchcock, Miss Biz
ney, Miss Margaret McChord. Miss
Laura Delsno. Miss Louise Delano,
Baron Schoen, of the German EN-
bsssy; Mr.. Vouros. charge d'afraires of
Greece; Mr.. Carlos Acuna, Of the Ar
CENTRE Embassy, and Mr.. Hughes.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-19

Mr.. Walter S. Penfeld is spending the
week at Lake Mohonk. where he will de-
liver an address before the conference on
| interna tionaI arbitration.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-19

Mrs. scherer. wife OF Mai. Louis c,
Scherer, U. S. A, was hostess at a
luncheon OF twenty-eight covers yester-
day followed by bridge in honor Of her
cousins and house guests, Mrs. G. P. Full
ford and Miss Carolyn L. Hitchcock
The Washington herald., 1916-05-19

Mrs. Mark Goodwin entertained at a
tea yesterday afternoon in compliment
to her sister. Mrs. Harvey Carroll, of
Venice, Italy, who is her house guest,
and Mrs. Morris Sheppard.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-19

Mr.. William Loeb. Of New York, former
Secretary to President Roosevelt, and
Collector of Ports, was one of those en-
tertaining at luncheon at the Shoreham
yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-19

the future. But in the
meantime, during the
anxious period Of ex-
PectanCy, there Is a
'plendid remedy known
as Mothers Friend"
that does wonders. II
is for external use, re-
lieTe5 the pains of
muscle expansion
sOothes and guicts ths
nerves, extends its in
GucTCe to the internal
organs and removes &c
4 great extent the ten
DO. go - vr1w al ~
The Washington herald., 1916-05-19
Home Celebration
Of Wonder Interest

The arrival OF 4 baby in the household
conpletClY ChangcS the entira asnect Of
The Washington herald., 1916-05-19

Mr.. Henry Morganthau entertained a
company at luncheon at the shoreham
Yesterday. Mr.. Daniels, Secretary of the
Navy, being one Of the guests.
Washington Journal., 1916-11-24
@ierun1atp an5isFes
RabiteI.

Rura bor Reuiabr lus 2ifu in
elmer Berliner 3eituns, bub Smre
am 5tpDlften Sanuar, abenos s nbr.
in Der pbilbarmonie elm 2on3srt
geben piirbe.
sic bate gu piel s~eIitten, I'm pie!
boffen gu t0nnen, nur bic cine Grogs
brannte itanoli4 in ibr: miro bas
9elb re4t5eitig antommen2
sic tpartete, ME elm Sdiff.
brii9iser, iebsr Sag. Der Der-ann,
mar fpie cine Ylante, bic oaron!rieb.
Mls bic Not 2ifa bOais niebergss
3tpunsen bate uno lie enti6loNen
NOR, elm Selegramm an ibrs GHues
fter gu faiden. fam bas 9slo.
Ollie 0orbereitungen iparen g..rof.
fen; Der nG9fte 3us trug 2ifd iiber
bic Mpenninen, our4 bic monotone
latte poebens. pieoer ins @ebirge
Washington Journal., 1916-11-24


llnb 0o9 fam cine lleberrai1un1.
Gin patet nit bibf9en Oingen BON
ibrer tleinen S9pelter uno mas pieI
mebr, bic NitteiIung, oab lie ,br
slei9 gu Nnfang bes rteren sSabres
cine @elofumme iiberpeiien tonne:
ite tperbe ouerlei fir ben ertpartet:r
tleinen @rbenbiirger brau9en unb
au9 fir fi9 felbft. sic fo1e iid
OOd i4Onen unb pfIegen unO ni1t
gar 10 fpariam fein!
On Dem Sage ging 2ifa gum erIten
Male pieber mad San Miniato.
sic bate germ ben M0n9 seIeben,
Der fe getrOitet bate, iie polte einsm
Meni9en oanten tDnnen.
Sic fab i'm ni4t.
Nls 2ifa in bic Stride sing, itri9
lire Sanb liebeboa iiber bic Sire oes
SupitertempeIs.
Sic fiibIte tpieber Die S90nbeit.
9rinnen bate maj cine &ripbe
aufgebaut, bor Der in bunten @ldfern
GfGter Drd1t1ten.
Inter einem Strpbtoh in einen
@tau itonb ole &rippe, BARN rll6te
auf cine Strablentruna elm Selustinb
aus Ma9s, oas cine feline 9arb ieg~
nenb erbpben botte. Neben Der
Rrippe ftdnben Sofef un0 Maria,
9irten tnieten baoor uno rin9sum
ipeioeten tleine Wpuenl9Gf9en alif
griinem Moos. l1eber benz Dad oes
Stanes f9pebte Elm @ngel nit eireln
Spru9banb in Den Sdnoen.
Oas aIes NOR 10 tinbli9 uno bod
in feiner @infalt gu Seraen gebeno.
2ifa betra9tete bic Rrippe uno bic
Meni9en, bic famen uno gingen.
Man9e f9iensn bon pabrer 4noa9t
bnr4brungen.
Mie f91n miiBte es oo9 fem.
ba9te 2ifa, tpenn i9 gldubis uno
bertrauenb. pie oisfe einfa9en Mens
f9en bingeben tOnnte unO aIes, tpas
mid beoriidt, einem PrieIter faeen.
@s finb feline @iinoen, aber CT tpiirbs
mid anbDren unb er miibte dles in
fi9 perf9lieBen.
go ssbe i'd einiam lumber rno
fann nidt einmal Dem iunsen M0n9,
Der mid tr0ftete uno binub seleitete.
banten, unb i'd tdte es 10 germ =
10 germ mDdte i'd einem Meni3en
etpas Suites fasen.
Washington Journal., 1916-11-24
Bla4R AArta.
aOmuu bon Clara @asia.
(16. Syortfebuna).

.aieber Smrs, 70 glib bod enoli9
bieIen @eoanten uuf; i'd babe ia
einen Nr5t befroet, iei oo4 rubtg
unb made uns Oieie lebten Sage
ni4t nod i4mer5Ii9er, aIs fts i4On
fnb."
Soft, aiio, iDenn i9 oieie 6urdt
Tur bonnen t0nnte!!"
sic f9piegen cine Weile.
Damn bub Smre tpieber an: rgli9t
tpobr, mein 3iebling, Ou gebit nod
2uFing On buit es ia geieben, oob
i'd Grfolg bate. Die TIoren3er &tis
titen 1inO nod Berlin sefdidt ipOrs
ben, unb tpenn nun aud in Berlin
quite Rrititen tommen, oonn miro es
beitimmt f4nelI DOrpdrts sebsn. st
femme Define 8eoenten, ia, es lit
pobr, 8artels 1aben tire 3immer
bermietet. aber penn Du linen faaIt,
ipie es nit Dir itebt, bann betrmmF
Du obne peiteres 0ein aItes. lishes
@iebelitiib4en, unb es pdbrt ia ni9t
Iange, Bis i'd ale 4usgaben fir Did
erfeBen tann. &annIt Ou ni9t elm
iDenig lei4ter- iiber bieie 0inge
oenten?"
Gifa bate bic llnterrebung nit
Trau 9ofer niemaIs perseFen, aber
iie tpoate Smre oos 9ero ni9t f9per
MAIDEN.
nSors Did ni@t, 2iebfer, i9
bleibe muir folanse bier, pie infer
erOBes 8erm0gen rei9t," ioste Iie nit
einem f4po4en @eriu9 gu i4er5en,
lid peroiene ia au9 nod. Sc pes
niger S9ulben mir MAIDEN, Inn 10
better fir bic 3eit, Die tommt. mir
Aoben oann ia nod einen Iie6sr
@ritten."
rOb, 2ifu, gu sIoubf INNER, bob
es Elm 8ub isin tpiro!"
$50, Smre. Sein tIeines Gben>
r99, 0u 2iebe, Suite, es 1T III 10
9lei@9iiltig, tpenn Ou rur eeiuno
biit unO tpenn i9 nur BEL Dir fem
fdnn."
Safe uns bon Dem 8inbe fpts9,n.
Smre, BON Dem bunteIbdutigen tleinen
8urf4en nit ben i90nen, itobIblapsn
Mugen," faste 2ifa.
llnb nun DerIOren fe fi@ in Gr<
SGblung ooriiber, nie ibr Steiner aus=
feben, mas er tun piirbe, tpie er bic
ber5igen SGuit9en balten, mann er
tpobl ouerit ld9eIn piirOe, unb in al
Die tauienb 8srmutungen, 6rogen
uno 8il0er, bic nieoer unb INNER
tpteber bic 8Onne iunger @Itern fino.
Washington Journal., 1916-11-24

lln5 gorteIs9 6rdu gortel bette
ibr tiir5Iih nod einen ldnsen 8rief
gei9rieben. sic mar 10 o~bnunsslos.
Wie ioate lie ibr aud belfen, ME
raten2
Gs bIieb ia nur ser cine Nag. fid
Ourd cine beuti9e 3eitung barber
gu unterridteu. mo Smre mar, uno
oann gu ibm bin5ureiien, ieI5t NIT
ibm gu Ipreden.
Sic ging CUR peniion 9ronbini
nnb bat Den portitr, bic 6eutI9s
3situng ieOsn Gag fir ie aui5us
betpobren, fie piiros tommen un6 Die
3eitunsen bolen.
Dos brodtc ibr einige 8eruhisuHg.
3peimal in Der Wode ging Ie 5u
gronbini. Damn Iob fis an 4beuo
in ibrer tolten MunIaroe unC Iudte,
iu6te --
2iia iporte, no fe nur tount:. lie
bungerte. fror, ging nit 5erriIienea
S9uben uno batts elm einS'ees, a5ges
nuBtes &leib, ous lie in ibrem isBigen
3uftano trogen tonnte.
sic muBte ia @eID bdben, Inn reis
fen gu tOnnen.
Die tleine Summe f9mol5 INNER
mebr auIammen, f4lieBlid bdtte aGG
Der Nertauf ibrer fpenigen 9abIeIigs
teiten niht mebr seniigt; unO
teine 3eitungsnOti5 sob i9r einen
Jingeroeig.
2ifn opg bic alien, eieentiimli4
gefobten, 2inse bon Der Sanc. Die
Smre 70 germ geIeben bate. Sic
pOlte ie bertaufen, aber as fe uuf
Dem ponte oec1io ltonO. fiel es iDr
bitter i9iper.
@s ipar ibr, aIs bertaufte fie Damit
elm Stiid ibrer 5eimat, GiS 3eginJe
ie etnen 5rsDel an ben 9Gnoen, Gle
bieIe Rinee emit getragelt, lnb Gle
tire @Itern unb @roBeltern bieasiGt
geiegnet batten.
sic tebrte in bas sroBs Mistsbaus
5uriid, in Dem tie pobnte, uno 9ing
miibiom bic iteile, fdmaIe Sreppe
binouf.
Inter ibrsr Sir lag cine poittarte.
Mie ibr Ser3 f9Iug.
9ans @iteotner niinfdte i9r elm
frObes Meibno9tsfeit.
Mit sitternben Rnien 1eBte tie ii9
an ibren Slid uno i9idte alien Be-
tannten @riiBe gum Wsi9na9tsfeIt
un0 ibrer S9ipefter @retel, bic nun
aud balb Mutter tpurbe, f9rieb iie
einen longen, bormIoIen Brief.
0as botte ite gano ~bergeTen:
MeiAno4ten, ia Meihna4tsn!
Washington Journal., 1916-11-24

&apiteI.

9as mar nun aIes poriiber, al
Der S@mera, al Ole lebten @onnsn.
Smre mar ldngit in Berlin, unO 2ifa
trug ieoen Sag oas f4tpere 8iinoel
ibrer Sorgen unb pfli9ten.
Gin tlarer @pdtberbittag.
Miibe unb einfam ftano fie am
MrnOufer, lebnte am @eldnoer urD
fab ben @eibern gu, Die unten am
TluB bodten uno tpuI9en.
Cine @teintreppe fii6rte gu ibnen
binunter. ie tnteten auf i9persn
Stetnplatten, reibeno. ipiilenb uno
unaufbDrli9 i9paBenb unb la9enb.
Wie fe itanO uno f4aute, IOite it4
Iongfam Der Druid, Der 2iias SeeIe
belo1tete. >
Das mar ia Die dlte @9Dn6eit beg
| geliebten Slorena, bertl6rt our9 eine
bur9ii9ttg refine Mittagsftunbe.
Mdrmer NOR es ~getporben, nod
sparen es fonnige, frobe Sage!
Ser Nrno tpdl5te trdge, gelbe Slut
ten beran, Die Trouen oa unten nit
ben aufseftedten HDden bra9ten berrz
Ii@e Sarbflede, rot, blau, grim, eolDs
braun, in bas @raugelb oes WaHers
un6 Der Steine.
Oe Wdf@e lag, bunt iibsreinanber
9ef9i9tet, in 9aufen neben ben
MG59erinnen. BON ieoem oieIer
Baden floB Elm blisenoes @erinnfeI
In ben Mrno 5urid. Sie Sonae
meinte es gut.
Oas G9Dnite aber mar oriiben Der
ponte pecdio. Mie S9palbennefter
an elmer Mauer, flebten bic Dielen
bunten 5dus6en Ser @oIb59miebe on
Der 1itsn Bride apti9en Dem mdAs
tisen unterbau uno benz oberen, bunz
selrst ssDedten, sefalohenen Sang.
On einisen Stelen feblten Die tleinen
6Gufer, ba i9nangen fi4 breite
@osen empor unb lieBen einen 9ur9z
Bid ouf ben tlarblauen 9immeI frei.
Dos mar aGes t0ftli4, BERG
erfrif4enO!
Htia nabm F4 bor, our peniionss
inbaberin gu geben. Die lie 10 pit
empfoblen batte, unb penn iie ihr
feline @tunoen Deri4affen tonnte, 10
tuiiroe tie ibr tpenisitens geitatten, Ole
beutf4en 3eitungen bur95uie6en;
irgenbeine Nptia iber Smre tonnte
BARN iteben, uno oas tpar i9on Elm
Eroit in biefen lansen Sosen oes
Martens.
Wenn Smre nur bGufiger geT9rie>
ben battle! Ser lebte Brief mar Dor
sebn Sasen angetommen uno CAB 10
tusnig Mntpprt auf al bic @ebanten
unb Gragen ibrer pielen 8riefe. Gin
leifer. 5drtli4er 0urtpurf lief 3ipl1Gen
ben 3eilen. Sic botte oo9 10 oft
gei4rieben! War benn ole italies
nifae poft pirtIi9 10 un3uberldfis9
2ifa lebnte ii9 f9tpsr auf oas
ei1erne @eldnber, bas Bib Der laden
Den WGf4erinnen ni9t losIaFenb.
@epib, Smrs bate es i6r oft &c.
Washington Journal., 1916-11-24

@enau. 2abltOpfigsr Yrus
feTor: nS9neioen Sic mir bns
9aar!"
2ebrIins: .Mber sic iino bod
ganS tabl!4
YrofsFor: .96rsn sic gefdaisit,
i,.ngsr Mann, Oas 9aar babe i'd ges
{ast zines muB nod ba iein!"
Washington Journal., 1916-11-24

MIs am fiinften DECEMBER nod
feline Na9ri9t BON Smre fam, unb
elm aebrenoer Summer Der @enofe ~
ibrer @tunOen getporben mar, sing
ella CUR poit uno telesrapbierte.
Nm Sage Oarauf fam cine @nts
mort.
8lei4 unb bebeno rib fe oas pus
pier auf. Oa ftanb:
.Mesbalb 10 belorst, aIles gut.
init @rbeit iber9Guft. @iele @riiBe.A
Washington Journal., 1916-11-24
Ser ibm 70 dbnIi4 fsbt. adj, 70

Ser ibm 70 dbnIid Fsbt, adj, 70
dbnIi9l
Sa, er bat elm S9ipert - obsr bat
CT tein S9pert - cine S9IsuOsr. =
sic Itano f9psrfdUig duf uno plaps
perte Dor fid bin.
sic tIeioete iid gang Iangiam ats
unb Ieste iib gu 8ett. IS frar
heller Sag. ober 2ifa f9ien a0es 10
buntel.
sic fub bas geIenlte 9cii9t bes
iuneen Oobio. es bate Smrss 3ige
= ie perGnberten iid, ipurten gu
elmer @rimahe - oos McOu!en6oupt
ftorrte iie an = lie b0rte eIlcn Qafs
i6rei = ibre eigsne Stimme = unO
Oann fentte Ii9 bic Dede bss ,3ims
mers tief, INNER tiefer ouf tie 6erob.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-02-04
WOODMEN AND R. n. A.
HOLD JOINT INSTALLATION

A splendid banquet followed the
Woodmen drill and the installation of
officers by the M. w. A. and the Royal
Neighbors last Thursday night. The
Woodmen officers are as follows:
V. C-H. c. Scranton.
w. Al. S. Woodward.
Clerk-Paul l. Smith.
Banker-Chas. Morgenstern.
Escort-H. G. Gray.
Watchman-J. T. Patten.
Sentry-I. o. Brown.
Physicians-Drs. w. T. Pike and H.
W. Wilson.
Manager, years.. A. Patten.
The Royal Neighbor officers are as
follows:
Installing officers, Mary Waters and
Estella Starr.
Oracle-Effie NJ Watkins.
Past Oracle-Iva Henley.
Vice Oracle-Laura Patton.
Chancellor-Mary Waters.
Recorder-Lola Mills.
Receiyer-Hattie Bessire.
Marshal-Grace HEARTFELT.
Assistant Marshal-Luella Knape.
Inner Sentinel-Katie Miller.
Outer Sentinel-Fannie Ham.
Manager for three years-Etti
Clare.
nvsicians-Drs. Wilson and Alex
ander.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-02-04
PUBLIC SALE

Having sold my farm, will sell at
public auction Immediately after lunch
at 1870, Tuesday, February 18TH at
the farm, 1 mile west and 11a miles
north of west end of Main, all OF my
stock, which is as follows: geldings
and l mare, and years old, l2OO TO
1900 pounds; 3 head milk COWS; also
some small stuff; all farm machinery
of every description; sets OF har-
ness, one of them new. Come and by
at your own prices. Terms, OCTOBER
LIST, per cent. H. B. Lue, auctioneer
0'' H. U. DAVIS.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-02-04
COLONIAL BALL.

Rehearsals for the exhibit dances at
the Colonial ball, which will take
place February IL, are being held reg
ularly, the minuet being under the su-
pervision of Madam Cookery at her
dancing studio. Besides this the circle
will be executed and a "grand" grand
march will be pleasing to spectators
who will be admitted to the gallery
without invitation, an admission fee OF
25 cents being charged. Invitations
are being mailed to the dancing pub
lie and all who desire may appear IN
Colonial costume. Tickets admitting
those who expect to dance will be
$1.50. After the exhibit dances, mod
ern dances will be INDUCED, but none
out of harmony with the standards
that have been set by the ladies OF
the Twentieth Century club, who de-
sire to make this annual event noted
for its elevating influence.
An electric floor sander will be used
in improving the dancing floor and
making dancing more enjoyable.
A short but excellent musical pro-
gram will be feature of the evening
and the decorations of the hall are tc
be unique and appropriate.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-02-04
hurley SUGAR FACTORY
CLASSES BIG RUN

BURLEY.-The sugar factory closed
a very successful campaign Wednes-
day Of this week. says the Southern
IdahosAdvocate, of Burley. They han
died twice as many beets this year as
they did last year, a total OF S5,OOO
tons, turning out 25,OOO,OOO lbs OF
sugar. According to the present out
look they will have twice as long a
run next year, notwithstanding the
fact that Twin Falls is to have FAC
tory next year. The sugar beet bust
ness has come to stay and is one OF
the greatest industries of southern
Idaho.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-02-04
FNTRYMAN RELIEF
OBJECT OF BILL
Congressman Smith Introduces Meas
ure-Giye Carey Act Settlers on Re-
Yerted Lands Patents.

Congressman Addison T. Smith has
introduced a bill in congress for the
purpose of enabling entrymen under
the Carey act on lands subsequently
restored to the public domains by
reason of the inadequancy of the wa
ter supply for irrigation purposes who
have in good faith established resi-
dences and cultivated at least one
half of the entry and made the re-
quired improvements thereon, and Of
fered final proof to the state in com
pliance with the law to receive pat
ent for such land from the secretary
of the interior.
Section of the act provides:
Sec. 2. That entrymen upon such
land who have made their initial pay
ment to the state and to the company
undertaking to reclaim the land SO
segregated shall have a preference
right of one year after restoration IN
which to enter the identical land en-
tered upon under the Carey act, or to
assign the same to a qualified entry
man under the Carey act; and either
the entryman or assignee shall be en-
titled to patent thereto after the cul-
tiyation of not less than one-eighth OF
the entire area of the entry which is
susceptible of cultivation during the
first year of the entry, not less than
one-fourth during the second year OF
the entry, and not less than one-hali
during the third year of the entry
and before final proof is offered, moi
later than the end of the fourth year
the remainder of the entire area which
is susceptible to cultivation must b'
cleared of the sage brush or othei
growth and made ready for cultiva
ton: Provided that at the time of en-
try and until final proof is offered tn
entryman or assignee shall resid
within the state in which the land /
located
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-02-04
MERTAUGH NEWS

Mr.. Vests daughter and little grand
daughter of Ogden spent a few days
with him.
Mrs. J. E. Stienom was in Twin
Falls the fore part of last week.
Miss Edith Boyd spent Sunday with
her mother and brother.
Mrs. Hatmaker came up from Twin
Falls Sunday to take possession of
Mr.. Johnson's interests in the Muir
laugh Mercantile company. Mr.. Hat
maker will come later on.
Mr.. Hart came up from Twin Falls
Sunday to assist Mr.. Rawlings and
Mrs. Hatmaker in taking invoice.
Mrs. Doty has been seriously ILL.,
but is somewhat improved at present
Henry and Cecil Boyd, who have
been quite sick, are better.
Mrs. Engstrom was i'll for a cou-
pie of days and unable to be in the
postoffice.
Chas. Miller and Chas. Summers
went to Boise this week, to receive
medical treatment from DR.. Stewart
for rheumatism.
Miss Oliver of Bull gave a recita
in the hall Saturday night.
Fred Wacholtz returned from Bois'
Tuesday
Mrs. Dora Webb is visiting on thu
north side with her sister Mrs
Blanch Gordon.
Bob Kendall transacted business il
Twin Falls Saturday.
, Mrs. Woodhouse, mother of Mrs
Boley, arrived Saturday.
On Wednesday, Jan. 26, the littl
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ, B. Bole
passed away in Twin Falls of spina
meningitis. Little Josephine was on
year and IL months old. The entir
community sympathize with Mr.. an
> Mrs Boley in the loss of this brigh
little daughter, but God knows bes
l HE giveth, and taketh away" Tn
little one was laid to rest at Murtaug
Friday afternoon.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-02-04
SHADES ANNUAL SALE AT
CHURCHILL FEBRUARY w

The second annual sale OF a g.
Shades at Churchill, which VIII tzzzAs
place Wednesday, February 16, w1& h4n
an event of much Importance to txzssuE
interested in live stock, grain and wS
chinery, and will doubtless drEE -
large crowd from all parts Of the ssr-
rounding country. The place Ok &AAs.
is IL miles southeast of Murtaugh saszt
20 miles southwest of Burnley Isa1rss
will be placed on sale Immediately AZ
ter the 1870 o'clock lunch, "a horses
20 head of cattle, a lot of hogs saat.
chickens, 200 bushels of DteE6gHF
wheat, 500 bushels of big 4" oats. ssgz4
numerous articles of farm machinery
/ Lue & VanAusdeln conduct the Ssids
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-02-04
My dear Daughter:
Yes, | went down to The Bisbee Studio

My dear Daughter:
Yes, | went down to The Bisbee Studio
the other day but / did not ask the prices
of photographs as you directed me to do;
Just forget about my picture, Daughter.
Naturally, when | was at the studio |
mentioned the fine baby pictures in the win
dows Then Mrs. Bisbee said 'Since you
are so fond of babies, woudn t you like to
see our baby books?'
What do you think the baby books are?
Great, leather bound albums, each one hold
ing scores and scores of portraits tipped on
with cunning, little typewriter sayings be-
meath. Why, Alice, as [ looked at the hun
dreds of baby portraits, all different, all so
natural, all so sweet, it almost seemed that
theselast years were a dream and you were
little again and at home.
Our old photographer in Ohio used to say
Amy one who can make a true portrait of
baby can succeed with any other subject
under the sun" | believe it's true too.
could not ask anything finer for my own
babies-if had you with me-than the ex-
quisite work / saw at Bisbee's. But you
are grown now and far away, so write soon
to ..:.
's~~ MOTHER.
The "ony One Mother" Series-No. 2.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-02-04
ARRIVALS ATT ROBERTSON n0FM

Tuesday-John L. McKoun, Amnxs'
can Falls; H. d. Bills, NJ T. Esls2Ss
Hansen; A. L. Harris, Seattler y III
Smith, Milwaukee; H. F. Jones, R&ss
Angeles: f. " Green, ShoshoneS ~
Silva, Shoshone; K Mcleod, Bden :,
J. Pritchard, Eden; Margaret BzEtss
Burnley; Lee Johnson, San Jacint0S ~
]. Morgan, Eden; E. S. FaulkentE-E-
st. Louis; N. E. Walker; Salt LzSR-
Jacob Schaefer. Bull; E. E. PetsrEEaa-
Pocatello; A. Porter, Three Creek "
S. Cowles, Bull; G. H. Clement, BusAS
J. H. Simons, Chicago; H. P. GUnns'ssE
Denver; T. E. BrantIey, Salt Lake. k<
A. Owen, Rock Greek; E. L. H11aSi
Murtaugh; c. Peterson, Rock CEzsS&s
Mesdames Miller, Fry, Wendell; Hrn-
Mitchell, Jerome; L. C. Johnson. CsszR-
tact.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-02-04
SOCIETY NOTES

Society items for this column will
be gladly received by the Times.
Phone 125-W. The Society Editor
Mr.. and Mrs. McAtee entertained a
large number of friends with barn
dance at their suburban home Friday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. S. Larned entertain
ed the Friday Evening Bridge club last
week. Mrs. c. E. Booth and Mr.. Will
bur Hill had high scores. Supper was
served after the game
Mrs. Ernest White was hostess to
the members of the Wednesday Cozy
club last week. Mr.. Boiler had high
score. After the card game luncheon
was served at the card tables.
Seven members of the Priscilla club
were present at the regular meeting
held last week at the home of Mrs.
Rexroat. The serving hour was con-
cluded with light refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Peavey enter
tanned ten of their intimate friends
with an enjoyable dancing party, Sat
urday night at their home. At mid
night, a delicious supper was served.
The second meeting of the Evening
Card club organized some weeks ago,
was at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. b.
Johnson. All members were present
After an enjoyable evening at cards,
supper was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Olson and
daughter, Mrs. Busey, of Pocatello,
we're the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas-
Johnson at dinner Thursday night OF
last week. Dinner, which consisted OF
five courses, was served at six O'Clock
and the evening was devoted to cards
Mrs. Letter entertained the members
of the Blue Lakes Boulevard club last
Friday at the regular meeting. Nc
program was given, owing to the in
ability of several members to attend
SO the afternoon was devoted to sew
ing, followed by a two-course lunch
con.
The regular meeting of the Acirema
club was held at the home OF Mrs
Slower Wednesday, January 10. The
program consisted of two papers, one
on .Ralph Waldo Emerson" by Mrs
Weaver, and another on 1.-THE Philli.
pines" by Mrs. Stinson. After so
cial hour, Mrs. Slower served daint,
two-course luncheon in the colors pinl
and green.