The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-11-08
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Because of the recent freezes, which
seriously damaged the fruit crop in
and about Kimberly, Denny q Com
pany, local packing plant, finished the
seasons pack of apples last Friday
and will now consume the remaining
storage room for potatoes.
J. J. Dunn is driving a new Oakland
car, purchased recently from the Kim
berly Motor company.
Grant King is moving this week to
his own ranch one mile south OF Kim
berly. where he will farm next year
The King farm was in the hands OF J
NJ. Robinson this season. Mr.. Robin
son, however, will now move to a
place two and a half miles towards
Twin Falls on the state highway.
Clarence Decker was in Kimberly
last week from the north side, visit
ing with his father
Clifford Eaton, local mail carrier is
kept busy these days carrying the mail
not only on his regular route, No. /,
but on No. 2 also, which has been for
some time without carrier. Route
was formerly handled by J. E. Sew
erance, and for a short time by Rev.
A. w James, and J. r. Schnepp Mr..
Eaton now carries the mail on route
one in the morning and on route two
in the evening
Swearingen and Wilson. local fur
niture dealers, received a car load of
furniture this week.
Kimberly has again to become ac-
quainted with a new telephone man.
c. j. Girts, former manager at Kim
berly, will leave soon for Nampa, and
his place is already being filled by G.
f. Carnine from HOLSTER. Mr.. and
Mrs Carnine will keep house here,
and Will be joined later by their
daughter. Miss Gladys Seidle. who is
working in the bank at HOllister.
Wilson and Brown shipped a carload
of hogs last week to Salt Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Noah Swearingen. Mr..
and Mrs. W. F. Swearingen, Mr. and
Mrs. Himler and their daughter Hilda.
Mr.. and Mrs J. E. Ogg, and daughters,
Misses Alma and Lulu Ogg, and Mrs.
Carl Ridgeway and son Kenneth. made
a trip to Wendell Sunday and visited
with Mrs S. w. Hickerson and family
ole Rood made a trip to American
Falls last Saturday. He will prob
ably accept a position in the meat
market there.
Mr. Herman Stricken of Rock Creek
was a Kimberly visitor Friday.
Mr.. Smith of the Nibley-Channel
Lumber company. has returned home
from an extended visit in California
Born-To Mr. and Mrs Ray Van
derpOol, last week, a baby boy.
c. Ridgeway from the north side was
i'm Kimberly the last of last week on
business and a friendly call.
J. r. Ogg has rented the Albert
Brown house and will move in as soon
as his furniture arrives
Harry Courts is the new night
Waterman for the Kimberly Milling
companys establishment. John La
Sell was formerly Waterman at that
place.
J. W Swearingen, together with Mr.
and Mrs. Stun Swearingen spent Fri
day afternoon on Rock Greek after
trout
Several of the Kimberlyites attend
ed the dance in Hansen last Friday
night.
VIM Dunn went to Three Greek Sat
urday of last week and returned Mon
day
MIR. and Mrs Harry Raymond are
the proud parents of a baby girl born
last Saturday.
Clarence Decker has purchased the
Ford car recently owned by J. J.
Dunn, from the Kimberly Motor COM
pany.
T. w. Dodds. local proprietor of the
Kimberly pool hall sold out last week.
Ernest Eden Joined the colors Mon
day Of this week, not by draft or Sc
lective call, but from his own free
will. Three cheers for Ernest He's
the kind of an American we like to
see