The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-03-12
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/ OF the week.
Rev Edgar Baker of Gooding
president of the Pocatello district Of
the NJ r. Chuch, spent the latter
part of the week in Kimberly
The Misses Stella and Bessie Dolen
and Dorothy Luck, accompanied by
the Masters Albert Stone and Merit
Tuck spent Sunday in Eden with
| Miss Esther Stevenson, teacher
there.
Trevor b. Hare spent couple of
days in Burley with his brother Don
Mrs. Carl Ridgeway spent Tues
day in Twin Falls attending the sur
gical dressing class.
Grant King spent Thursday at
ternoon transacting business in Twin
Falls
Mrs Lois Brock returned home
with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lake of
Twin Falls
Della Frank made a short bust
ness trop to Twin Falls Thursday
evening
Miss Alta and Mable Case spent
couple of days in Twin Falls.
V. G. Baclman transacted bust
ness in Twin Falls Thursday even
ing.
Mrs. n. W. swearingen and Miss
Miss Nellie Gellatly have been aid
ing in Swearingen & Wilson's big
sale by clerking this week
Miss Mable eager was confined to
her home Tuesday with a slight ill
ness.
Little Kenneth Ridgeway was re-
ported to be on the sick list the lat
ter part of the week
]. w. Miller, field secretary for
Gooding College, was in attendance
at the convention held at Kimberly
this week
Fred wilson's team of mules,
which we're hitched to a hay rack,
and left standing, last Thursday,
suddenly started to run away No
one was hurt, but the hay rack was
smashedup trifle
Frank Holman Co proprietOrs of
the heating and plumbing plant, are
finishing work in the ONE of E.
NJ GRAPHICAL of Twin Falls.
Mr. Peters, former owner OF the
Salleday Hardware Co, of Twin
Falls, has bought the Brosman
ranch near Rock Creek. and will
make this territory his home in the
| future
The Kimberly high school stu
dents are promising that their An
nual will be in the hands of the
printers by May Is.
JAS Bunks is building a fine adj
ditlon to his home a few miles out
of Kimberly.
Miss Alma Ogg. who went to
Nampa to visit with her old friend.
Lulu Biggehs. of that city, writes
home that she has accepted a posi-
ton in the Ready-to-Wear depart
ment of the Nampa Department
store. Miss Ogg is well qualified to
occupy such a position. She will
stay in the Biggers home.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stevens. who
have been visiting with the Biggers
of Nampa, returned home Thursday.
Mr. Stevens says the roads were
quite bad He knows too, since he
had to leave his car at Mountain
| Home going over. And then he
walked eight miles when he went
after it, spending a couple of days
! trying to get the car from Noun
! tain home to Nampa
The students of the agriculture,
classes of the local high school made
visit Friday afternoon to the
Kunze Creamery, near Bull
The owners of the Kimberly nurs-
cry have started the spring digging
in their trees and shrubs Mr.
Carl Wright is now sole owner of
the concern.
w L. Downey and Lee Settler
spent Thursday afternoon in Twin
Falls transacting business.
Mrs. Clyde Schiller spent couple
of days this week sewing in Twin
Falls
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Schiller nov
ed into three rooms of the Hurley
residence.
Albert Brown went with a load of
potatoes to somewhere" in the east,
returning this week.
D. w Davis of American Falls,
possible nominee for governor on the
Republican ticket, was in town the
early part of the week.
Senator s. ?. Atherton. possible
Republican gubci Material candidate.
was in town this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wright have
moved TO Kimberly from Twin Falls.
Mrs. Earl Brnhill, Mrs. Carl Ridge
way, Carol Clausman, Miss Diffen-
daffer, Miss Williams. Miss Walking
ton and Mrs. Sam Merritt went to
Twin Falls Saturday to take spec
The Gooding College banquet Civ
en- by the Ladies' Aid of the M. E.
church was a fine success. There
were nearly forty present, and so
quite a neat sum realized at twenty
five cents a plate. The speeches
and lasts were also splendid.
c. j. Eubanks was in Twin Falls
Thursday transacting business.
]. L. Bloodsoe and family and E
B. Bloodsoe and family are moving
to the north side to reside.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Barnhill are
remodeling and repainting their new
home. They will live in the place
formerly occupied by ]. l. Bloodsoe
and family.
| A. L. Apologize brother of Mrs
y. r. Barnhill, has come to make
his home with his sister. Mr.. AID
nlegate's former home was Iowa, but
he. has been spending the winter in
Texas