The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-06-26

was $3,262.5O.
o. G. Zuck left Monday for Ameri-
can Falls on business.
v. G.. Backman and wife, together
with Mrs. Fred II. Clark and Miss
Stella Dolen spent last week in Boise
attending the eighteenth annual con
vention of the South Idaho Christian
Missionary society held in that city
from June 20 to %. With the excep-
ton of Mrs. Clark, who returned from
Boise to Ogden, during the week, the
party arrived in Kimerly early Sat
urday afternoon. They made the trip
by automobile.
Carl Ridgeway and Art Wilson left
last Saturday for Rock Greek and re-
turned Sunday evening with quite a
catch of fine trout.
A party of twelve or fourteen young
people spent last Sunday at Clear
Lakes.
e. r. White of Gooding was calling
on the business men here this week.
Word is received here from Mrs.
Mabel A. Merritt who is in the east
visiting with her mother. who has
been very i'll, to the effect that her
mother is much better, and that she
will probably bring her back to KIM
erly upon her return.
A. II. Fay is building a residence
about seven miles from Kimberly. He
will be gone all week.
Under the auspices of the First
Christian church of Boise, the South
Idaho Christian Missionary society
held it's eighteenth annual convention
last week from June 20 to %. joe
Brown of Meridian, president of the
state board, presided over the con-
%vention, and the respective heads and
superintendent of departments pre-
sided over their respective sessions
Among the speakers of national rep
utation in the brotherhood, were E. e
Muckley of Portland, Grant K. Lewis
of Cincinnati, w. G. Menzies of Rath
India; Roy x. Roadruck of Spokane
Chancellor A. Mckenzie Medium O
Spokane, and W. II. Hanna from tn,
Philippine Islands.
Representatives were present from
all over the southern part of the state
Mary Ella Clarke, who has beer
visiting for the past several weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. A. II. Fay o.
this city, has returned to her homt
in Missouri.
Frank Cough was called to Butler
Mo, on account of his fathers illness
Mr.. and Mrs E. M. Arnold, theil
son and daughter of Durant, Okla.
arrived Friday. They expect to make
Kimberly their future home.
Mrs. Carl Ridgeway left Thursda.
evening for Cascade, Idaho, for
short visit with her grand parents.
Lee Stettler made a business trip T.
Salt AXE last week.
John Baisch has purchased a ney
Chandler roadster.
j. c. Himler left Thursday evening
for Cascade, where he will visit hi
brother for a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Palmer of Twii
Falls were visiting Mrs. E. T. Cagl
and family Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. Fay of Murtaugh, wer
visiting friends in Kimberly Sunday
f Mrs. c. T. Brown, who has bee
sick for some time, is now improvin
= nicely.
e Mrs. S. F. Beardslee of Ness Cit,
Kan, is visiting her brother, Charlie
e Teater.
Mrs. Chas. Dunn of Gooding is visi
t ing Mrs. H. H. Dunn.
G. T. Brown and f. e. Wilson shiI
ped three cars of hogs to Cudahy
at Salt Lake Monday.
There will be a dance given in b'
half of the Red Cross fund Frida
night.
Sam Merritt has purchased a ne
Ford.
n A large number of Kimberly CT
liens attended the ball game at .Twf
Falls Sunday. A good game was r
ported.
The Red Cross Dance is to be gi
1, en- Friday, June 20.
NJ Thomas Glover has purchased M
" Shirley's residence in the west pa
of town.
DR.. Davis is expected to return
about ten days from his vacation.