The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-09-13
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Noah Swearingen and wife left Fri
day for a fishing trip. They will be
gone for several days.
J. II. Woolfe, owner of the Himler
Store, was a business visitor in the
city last week.
Mrs. w. l.. Downing returned last
week from the east, where she has
been visiting with relatives and
friends for the past several weeks.
Members of the local w. G. T. u. |
had the privilege of listening to DR..
Emma Drake last Saturday afternoon |
in a splendid lecture on the Teen Age
Girl and her Mother.
Last Sunday John Deeds, DR.. E. e. |
Deeds and wife, Will Schark and fam
lily, and Elizabeth Ryan, made a plea
sure trip to Hagerman valley, where
they reveled in the watermelon fields
to their hearts content. They brought
home nearly four hundred pounds of
watermelons.
! Ned Stone is now clerking at Swear
ingen and Wilson's for the time being.
The local w. c. T. U. will hold its
regular convention at the M. E. church
in this city September the thirteenth.
DR.. Emma Drake, noted lecturer, who
spoke here last Saturday afternoon
/ I'LL d6dAh NC PACoOht " oNAi coo AAiN
conference.
Mrs. w. r. Eubanks is very ill at
her home near Hansen with rheuma-
tism Mr.. and Mrs. George Bremen
were with her last Tuesday night.
Corporal 10y James, and Private
Mack Knight of Company X. now sta
toned at Boise, made the home folks a
visit last week, remaining over Sun
day. The boys report that their regi-
ment will soon be moved to Charlotte
North Carolina, for more extensive
training before departure to the front
in France.
Earl James, son of Rev. A. w.
James, who has been a salesman for
the Armstrong Mercantile company, at
} Jerome, made his parents a short visit
last week. Friday evening in company
with a friend, he left for the east by
way of Salt Lake, Denver and Omaha,
! where he will accept a situation in
; the mercantile line.
, The Mems and Womens Bible class
of the Methodist Sunday school held
their regular monthly meeting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Sampson
A splendid program was enjoyed, and
refreshments were served. Among the
! fifty present were: Rev. A. w. James
= and wife, c. A. Moore and wife, F. w
Bruins, E. B. Bledsoe and family, ]. H
e. Voss and family, A. M. Scott and fam
lily, B. S. Taylor, Miss Eskleson, Mrs
y T. w. Hutchinson, Mrs. Olson, j. r
d Halferty and wife, Mrs. Massey, Mrs
Y Montooth. ]. c.. Himler and family
= Mrs. Taylor, Miss Taylor, Miss Flor
e ence Anderson, D. V. Anderson anC
j baby Esther, Mrs. H. w. Mund anC
l. children, Mrs. VIM. M. Rice, Clarence
:. Rice, Clarence Case, Mrs. Newcomer
y and Lola, Mrs. Queenie Shaw anC
It Alice, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Sampson
o Miss Gertie Sampson, Stacy Sampson
1t A. ]. Venemon who lately sold hi
/ ranch is moving into town. He will
e occupy the Sommers residence.
re Frank Powers, together with two lit
l. tie boys, was returning home afte
II bringing a load of wheat to town, whel
e the horses became frightened and be
st gan to run. Unable to hold them an
d seeing a dangerous place before then
o all three jumped from the wagon. TIL
l. two boys were not injured in tn
If least, but Mr.. Bowers was severel
l. hurt.
-e Charlie Dunn and wife from Aber
deem are visiting with their parent
in Kimberly, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Dunn
e Mrs. Fred w. BRUINS was operate
k on lately for tonsilitis. The boy VIII
4. has been so seriously i'll is now i'm
Ie proving.
Noah Swearingen, Walden and HUI
ley, together with their respectiv
families returned Tuesday night froI
a fishing trip.
George Eubanks, who found that h
could not enlist in the fighting divisio
of the war department for physics
reasons, will leave Wednesday morn
ing for Mare Island, where he will en-
list as a stenographer-
In consideration of the fact tina
wool has advanced in price this yea
over one hundred per cent over las
years price, it will pay the consume
to watch the advertisements of thei
local merchants, for the appearance
on the market of any wooden good
which have been carried over sine
, last year. and are being sold at las
= years prices.