The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-02-05

to forget that Kimberly has a speed
limit. unless reminded by being oblig-
ed to hand over ten dollar bill to the
local justice.
Mervin Gill will probably be hap
by man when school is out. He doesn't
seem to enjoy Kimberly so much since
his bride of a few weeks has been
Obliged to keep to her work as teach
er in Nevada for the rest of the term.
w. L. Downing. local confestionary
man is contemplating the building of
a new residence.
Frank Barnhill is able to be around
again after several days illness.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. J. II. Shoemaker, January 31st.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim Dunks Sunday, January 9th.
Ed RoystOn returned to Kimberly
Saturday from Payette where he at
tended the funeral of his sister, Mrs.
j. +. Williams. Mrs. Williams was
formerly a resident of Kimberly and
died at Vale. Oregon Sunday morning,
January 9th.
]. w. Case, f. w. Brun, Martin Sui
Ivan, Frank Swearingen. w S. Mar
tin. N j. IIickerson. G. eager, Jess
SteeIsmith, c. H. Upton, Jim Robin
son, and Carl Ridgeway formed the
company representing the local l. o.
O. f. at the district meeting held in
Filler Wednesday evening.
Clarence Case returned from his
trip to Illinois Friday. He reports
having had a nice time, but is glad
to see Kimberly again.
Lillian Campbell has accepted pc
sition at the Varney Candy Store in
Twin Falls.
Clarence Rice returned from Kim
berly to his home in Missouri Tues
day preparatory to his entrance into
the army.
c. e. Koke went east with car
load of potatoes and will stop over
for a visit with his people before re-
turning.
Mrs. Toland was brought home
from the hospital Friday, after a long
illness and two serious operations.
She is doing just fine according to a
made by her daughter Sat
urday.
Trevor Hare made trip to Burley
Stuil Swearingen lost dun Satur-
day. Reward offered for it's recovery.
Willie Higgins was in Kimberly
and Wednesday visiting with
old friends.
Howard G. Wilson, minister of the
Christian church at Pocatello was a
visitor in Kimberly Saturday night.
having dropped in to attend the meet
ings being held there.
Rev Russell of Missouri, is in Kim
berly visiting with Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam Hernden. old friends of his at
the place OF his previous charge. Mr..
Russell comes to Kimberly with a
view of visiting for time while look
ing for a location with some Idaho
charge.
Mrs. J. NJ. SteeIsmith and family,
who has been visiting in the east for
some time returned home to Kimber-
ly Saturday, and was ushered into
her new home, which was finished
during her absence.
Chas. Pittman sold a 6O-acre tract
at $4,000 per acre to a Twin Falls
buyer this week. Kimberly land looks
like gold dollars to the men who
want real farms and homes.
A letter from Corporal L. n. James,
received recently by his father. Rev.
A. w. James of Kimberly. states that
he has arrived safely in France.
Mrs A. w. James has left for Ne
braska for a visit with her daughter.
who resides there.
The ORGANIZED Evangelistic COM
pany members were visitors in Twin
Falls last Thursday afternoon, and
also on Saturday.
Kimberly folks were very interest
ed in. and delighted with the Halo
well Musical company which enter
tanned at the Star theatre Monday
night. 1t was an unusual entertain
ment for a town the size of Kimberly,
but was considered as just what Kim
berly folks would like to have right
along.
Initiatory services were held by the
local L. o. o. F. lodge at their hall last
Thursday night.
N. r. Hickerson has been barbering
at Reds Place the past week. during
his visit in Kimberly. He Will re-
turn soon to Burley for examination
previous to his entering into the army
service OF the country.
Mr.. Slyter of Kimberly, was a visit
or in Twin Falls Tuesday afternoon.
People in Kimberly are feeling
keenly about the war business, letters
are being received from the boys al
ready in France
Arthur II. Fay is at work on Rock
Creek this week again where he is
constructing a house.
w. f. Swearingen almost broke the
record for automobile craftsmanship.
last week. having sold two machines.
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