The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-09-20

merly at Twin Falls. There we're
present about twenty ministers and
elders from various parts of the
country, among them being: Shep-
herd, Evans, Harris, Van Patten, Per-
kjns, Snoddy, Babbiage, Chalfant,
Roberts. White, Bryant, and Donald
son. The Ladies' Aid of Eden served
luncheon and dinner in the basement
of the church both days, and the min
isters we're entertained by different
families of Eden.
On Thursday evening the College
OF Idaho at Caldwell was represented
bv DR.. Chalfant and Mr. Mccormick.
field secretary of the college. Music
was furnished by Twin Falls singers.
DR. Barton gave a review of the diff
ferent church boards. All went away
with pleasant memories of Eden's en-
tertainment and prophesy great
growth for the town Of Eden in the
next few years
Cleve Barnes and some friends
motored to Burley and attended the
carnival Friday evening
Mrs. W. O. Brown is boOkkeeper
and weigher at the Wilson elevator.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Newbry on
Friday, a beautiful baby boy. Mother
and child are doing well.
Miss Blanche Myers and Dick Fos-
ter visited at Mr.. and Mrs Clarence's
at Perrine last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brown and Mr..
and Mrs Lambeth motOred to Twin
Falls last Monday and brought Mr..
Browns sister, Mrs. Matte Miller,
back with them for visit with rela
tives here.
Mrs. Scotty Lewis went to Jerome
Sunday morning and returned Mon
day.
Duck hunting apened Sunday morn
ing with a large crowd, many coming
from Twin Falls, Jerome, Burley and
Rupert.
Dave Russell made a trip to Twin
Falls Sunday and took Mrs. Kate
Webb and little son and Miss Jose
phine over. They will stay in Twin
Falls where Miss Webb will attend
school.
The Misses Kate Russell and Hazel
Henry are visiting Miss Josephine
Webb in Twin Falls this week.
Mrs. A. f. Ecton and Mr.. Falk and
mother made Twin Falls a business
call last Monday
A number of young folks from Ed
en- went to Hazelton last Friday ev-
ening to the dance
The people of Eden are trying to
get a road built between Eden and
Jerome by taking up a subscription
as the county doesn't seem to be in
terested in this end of the county,
the roads both east and south having
an almost impossible place in them.
The band of Gypsies who passed
through Eden last week left the
town lighter by whole lot, but their
wagons much heavier, besides the
money they got by their fortune tell
ing.
Fred Barber is building a fine new
barn for Ed. COlburt on his ranch
south OF Eden.
c. O. Rice is to have a fine new res
idence on his ranch south of Eden
Mr. Poker has a contract to build
a new concrete barn for Mr.. Garry
on his ranch west of Eden.
Earl Kennedy is out of town look
ing after the insurance business this
week.
Miss Blanche Myers Mrs. Van My
er.s Dick Foster and f. r. Hull mo-
tored to Twin Falls to see the Birth
of a Nation" last Tuesday evening.
This is the third time this show has
been in Twin Falls
The Stacker" will be shown at
Rupert Thursday evening, September
20. This should be seen by every pa
triotic citizen. The mayor of Omaha
had the business houses closed and
advised every one to see THE Slack
err. Don't leave your patriotism at
home or you won't enjoy the play
Louie Webb of Gooding is visiting
his sisters, Miss Beth and Mrs Rus
sell and Mrs. Henry, this week.
J. J. Grey unloaded several thous-
and sheep here this week, where they
will be fed this winter.
b. O. Barnes motored to jerome and
Rupert last Monday
j. H. Henry moved back to Eden.
after spending several months on his
ranch.
The telephone man IS mere this
week. They intend to solicit tele-
phones throughout the country sur
rounding Eden and to install a lot of
new phones in Eden. The extended
telephone service will be great con-
venience.
MISS Lean NeWDlN WHO mas DceQ as
sisting Mrs. Kelly is at home helping
care for her mother and the new baby
brother this week.
School commences next Monday
with Mr.. Tracey of Eden as principal
Miss Colburt of Alton, Kansas, will
assist him with the high school work,
Miss Gertrude Wolf of Boise, is pri-
mary teacher and Miss Marguerite Ri
ley of Eden, will teach the interme-
diate room.
DR.. and Mrs. Scroggs and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Reynolds went to Boise last
Wednesday to be gone several days
The Ladies' Civic club met with
Mrs. Frank Webb last Wednesday
They are preparing to take up theiI
seasons work again and hope that
all members will try and take proper
interest in the work and make a good
showing.
A sad accident occurred Sunday
morning to mar the pleasure of the
opening of the duck season when DR.
Ragan of Twin Falls was drowned
The boys had erected a temporary
bridge across the canal and DR.. Rag
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