The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-02-26
r---------- 49, 49, --s-----------T
kE3 lilo zsw.
K WEEKS Z
IHLDQ.'lZIEYGSL1

relatives. lneg nave Deeu absent
from home since before Christmas, so
that the Kimberly people are very
glad to welcome them back.
J. W. Moreland and family moved
to the north side this week They
have rented a large farm about eley-
en- miles from Jerome. Kimberly is
sorry to lose these worthy folks,
though they have been with us but a
short time, coming here from Colo
RADIO.
Grin Dolen and Albert made a bus
mess trip to Twin Falls Monday.
A. II. Fay was in town over Sunday
visiting with his family. He return
ed to work Monday. Mr.. Fay has
charge of a building near Rock Creek.
Rev. Russell preached Sunday even
ing for Rev. w. K. Hartman OF Twin
Falls, who was called to attend a
meeting of the Men and Millions"
movement in an official capacity. The
meeting was held in Portland, Ore
Carl Ridgeway and brother spent
Sunday fishing at Rock Creek They
report catch of seventy-two fish,
and two bad colds.
( n. w. Swearingen was confined to
his home several days this last week
with a severe cold. He was able to
resume his work the later part of the
week, however
Postmaster McDermott was confin-
ed at his home on Tuesday with a
hard case OF tonsilitis
Mrs. Lilah Woods, together with
her two daughters, Misses Arville and
and Lucille Woods, and young son.
Harvey, arrived Tuesday to make
Kimberly their future home. Mrs
| Woods who is the mother of Hazel
Woods, teacher of the local grade
school, comes from Aurora. Neb r
/ S. Woods, the husband and father. to-
gether with the other brother. Harvey
are coming with the furniture Tacv
reside at the Burkhaulter ranch
about two miles from town.
Mrs. Carl Ridgeway and Mrs Ham
bin spent Tuesday afternoon in Twin
Falls. =" 1 VIII
y. w. Swearingen spent Tuesday al
ternoon transacting business in Twin
Falls.
Miss Gail Burkhaulter returned
home Tuesday after spending several
days visiting with her sister. Mrs w
NJ Arnold of this city. Miss Burk-
haulter is working in Twin Falls
N. J. Hickerson left Wednesday FIN.
Wendell. He will return sometime
this week.
| Stull Swearingen, local barber hos
purchased the Modern Pantatorin-a
outfit from Clarence Decker, He has 1a'e
moved the PantatOrium to bis shon
Iamillarly known as Reds Place +"
MI Wilson has charge of it.
MISS Christine Stone was comnaIlad
10 be absent from her school for q
couple OF days this week, on account
of her cold. account
Mrs. Sam Merritt, Mrs. w. NJ Arm
Ola and Mrs. Eta Hawk spent Fri-
gay IN Twin Falls, visiting with
MISS Grace Willis is now living with
her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. O. g zucl
on the South Hill. -"o"'
Frank Wilson took a connie cars
Of hogs to the Ogden market This
week. He will return Monday.
Mrs. o. G. Zuck has been ouite III
for a couple of days. She is reportad
as getting better, though now,
Carl Ridgeway went to the north
side Friday, taking advantage of il
being Washington's birthday and
hence the banks were closed
Trevor Hare returned to Kimbar1,,
Friday after a short business trim to
wichita, Kansas. Mr.. Hare too1 =.
couple cars of potatoes to that n1aca
from Twin Falls. p-''0e
J. c. Herbsman, lecturer, gave
me- entertaining and very instruc-
tive lecture last Thursday evening in
the high school auditorium.
Rev. Russell, a Christian minister
! VINO has hnnp OF
nr. Herndon' made trip to Rupert
iludy' lie was called upon to make
a speech at the church there
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollingswortb ware
visiting in Kimberly Friday They
Ioruerly hved in Kimberly, but are
now residing about two miles soutb of
Twin Falls. '0u'n VI
MISS Hilda Himler was confined to
llei nome Ior couple of days this
week with the measles.
b. S. Woods and Willard woods
Iather and brother of Miss Hazel
moous, arrived in Kimberly Sunday
~ MAKE this city their future home
zens. ne" Gu
Jasper King, left this week for Van
couver barracks to join the medical
vi PS' MI ming enlisted at Twin
Falls andr was sent to Vancouve
for future training.
The Misses Hazel Woods. Aryille
and Lucille Woods spent Saturday af
ternoon in Twin Falls.
Mrs. Goldie Ridgeway spent Satu--
day afternoon in Twin Falls.
Rev. Russell who is staying ar the
nome OF VIII Herndon, was confined
at nome a couple of days this week
with a severe illness.
over half dozen statesmen were in
Kimberly Saturday of last week, Sat
urdays seem to be their big DAYS oc-
casionally.
The editor of the local high school
annual says that it is most ready for
ene press. They are putting out an
enlarged edition this year, and if now
looks as if it will meet its own es.
penses through the sale of the annual
ana the advertising secured
Professor Downing of the Kimbar,,,
schools stated last Thursday niabt a.
the Lyceum lecture that tho Ioo CT