The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-03-29
Filler EORSE SHOW
HAD GOOD STOCK
Colts Above Record Welght-Much
Building and Social Activity In The
Town West of Here.

Inc nrBt annual colt and stallion
show held here last Saturday was not
as well attended az expected, owing
to the bad roads, says the Filler Jour
nal. Mr.. Gifford's colts and mares
made a good appearance and no doubt
would be winners any place in the
state. The young stallion colt weigh
ed 1895 pounds at seven months of
age and the filly $40 at the same age.
The Breeders Gazette gives 1000
pounds at this age a record weight.
These shows are very popular all oY-
er the northwest and In a few years
Twin Falls county stallion and colt
shows will be looked forward to as a
great event
A. B. Wood has moved into his new
building. The finishing touches are
being put on the upstairs and bis
furnishings will then be moved in
The Journal understands that furnish
ings Of these rooms are all brass beds
and the other furnishings are either
| Fenuine Gum or Birdseye maple. Eacn
room has a high class rug which COW
ers the entire floor and the halls
will all be carpeted. Hot and cold
water will be in each room. Hotels
in Filler have not been able to take
care of the travelling public and it is
hoped that Mr.. Wood will not rent all
his rooms to the regulars but reserve
one or two to take care of the over
flow from the hotel.
The Woman's club met Wednesday
afternoon with a splendid attendance.
Guests were Mesdames Noggle, Shinn,
Lienen, Stephenson, A. j. Ripley, Mrs.
Costello, Miss simonds of Kimberly,
and Mrs. l.. II. Brown Of Bull Miss
| Simonds gave an interesting reading
on 1.-THE Pictures We Need"
A very pleasant hour was spent
with Mesdames Bunce, Anderson, Co.'S
tello and Armes as hostesses.
On last Wednesday there was an
unusually large attendance at the
Ladies' Aid to enjoy the delightful s..
Patrick's program and delicious irish
refreshments. April IL will be rally
day for the aid and a program of I'M
usual interest is being prepared and
very large attendance expected.
Every members of the aid Is urged to
bring one new member as guest.
Rev NJ j. Carmichael of White
stone, Wash, has accepted the pas
torate of the Mennonite Brethren
| church at this place and will soon be
here to take up his work. Mr.. Car
michael will be remembered as having
lad charge of revival meetings at this
place on several occasions.
The Short Line, In keeping with the
progressive spirit of Filler, is building
an addition to the depot. putting IN
city water, grading the yards and
making other improvements. Filler
will make the biggest showing this
year in her history. There Is talk
of going after the county seat in the
| fall.
One of the greatest events that has
ever taken place in Filler, will occur
on Friday evening, March 30. in the
basement of the NJ E. church, when
4 Mems Get-Together Banquet will be
held. Places for 100 will be set and
the prices is fifty cents, so In order
TO secure a place, get a ticket right
away for there will be only 100, so
don't wait until the last one for you
will not get In.
Rev. and Mrs. A. G. Evans gave
a farewell party at their home for
John Houghtelin Tuesday evening. A
dinner was served at o'clock to the
following boys; John Houghtelin, Leo
Reese, Lloyd Hill. VIM. and John Wal
ters, Lester, Charles and Gorden
Diehl, Audubon Dalton, Carl Blass.
Ralnh Brown, Glenn Hostetler
On Tuesday afternoon. March =.
Mrs Clilds entertained at Kensing-
ton, Mesdames Potter, hurry, Moore,
Alworth, Showers, Moseley, Steven
son, Patton. Sharp, BEEN, Hughes,
Reeves, Mccoy, Fitzgerald, FELTON,.
Graves and Shaffner. This is one of
a series of parties recently given by
the same hostess.
Ground was broken Monday for the
basement of the new Munyon build
| ing to be erected east of the two story
building now nearing completion. We