The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-02-19
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N. w. Swearingen, composed party
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II.
Walden. at a o'clock dinner, Tues
day evening.
Miss Hazel Wood spent Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings with Mrs. c. l..
Organ, who has been staying at the
Perrine hotel at Twin Falls. Although
the rest of the Organized evangelis-
tic party are holding meetings in
Caldwell Mrs. Organ has been un-
able to join them until this last
Thursday, on account of a minor OPP
Grafton. performed on her shoulder.
Herbert Landing spent Monday in
Twin Falls on business.
N. W. Swearingen spent Monday and
Tuesday afternoons in Twin Falls on
business.
Ben Train spent Monday afternoon
in Twin Falls on business.
]. w. Swearingen, accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs Stull Swearingen re-
turned Wednesday from a short visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Hickerson, of Wen
dell, Idaho.
Mr. LaSalle quit delivering milk on
Tuesday evening, saying he expected
to go to the North Side to assume care
of his new ranch, which is near Good
ing.
Mrs Goldie Ridgeway and son. Ken
meth. and Mrs. Carrie Backman spent
Monday afternoon shopping in Twin
Falls. They also called upon Mrs. c.
L. Organ.
Sam Merritt was confined to his
home the earlier part of the week
with an attack of tonsilitis. He was
at work again. however, the latter
part of the week.
A. c. Burkholder is preparing the
Smith house, to move into it in the
near future, from his ranch.
Mrs Lloyd Hayes and Mrs. Clyde
King, with the children Joined their
husbands on the Northside this week.
They expect to spend the summer
farming there.
Marion Williams, the Kimberly
butcher, who was reported last week
as being i'll at the Martin home. left
Monday evening for a Twin Falls
hospital Mr. Williams has a severe
case of rheumatism and felt that he
could receive better care from trained
nursing that would insure his speedy
recovery. N. l.. Wilkinson is acting
as his substitute in the market
Mrs. Merritt Eignore was confined to
her home with tonsilitis, the early
part of the week She is feeling bet
ter now.
~ j. Nickerson went to Rupert, Fri
day, and returned home on Saturday
to be examined for the draft call. He
is now subject to twenty-four hour
report
Will Holman, brother of Frank Hol-
man, is visiting in the city for a couple
of weeks. Mr.. Holman comes from
the Flat Head reservation, and is a
great booster of the Twin Falls tract.
He owns a large cattle ranch there,
and is here, incidentally, to buy cat
tie for his place.
o. j. Zuck attended the State Hor-
tilcuture convention, held in Boise on
Friday. He is one of the officers. Mr..
Zuck will return home by way of
lAmerican Falls.
Dunn's Commissary agency, repre-
sentatives of Bradstreet, was in Kim
berly Saturday, looking over the vari-
GUS business houses represented in the
city, and taking a business census.
This is quite boost for us, since they
only do this for the towns and cities
that are considered of importance, in
a financial way
1t is rumored that there is quite a
bit of discussion about organizing a
Masonic Order in this city. The cor
| respondent has it that there are at
least sixty members in the community
| People driving about one mile from
J the city limits yesterday, report that a
. Peerless IS" belonging to two Salt
. Lake statesmen, Mr.. Chase and Mr.
I Freeland, by name. was overturned
No one was hurt. Men from the Linds
garage were called upon to right me
car.
j. G. Herbsman, we'll known lectur-
er and entertainer, will appear at the
high school Wednesday evening, Feb
ruary 20, as feature of the local Ly-
ceum course. Seats will be reserved
at Stoves pharmacy
Miss Ruth Warner, daughter of r
E. Warner of Kimberly, and gradu
ate of the local high school in tn,
class of 1915, was married February Z
1918 at Red Bluffs, California. to N
4 r. Stevens, proprietor of a garage a
r. Los Molinois, California. Their man,
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