The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-03-05
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Oscar Jones and family. son of Mr.
and Mrs w. M. Jones, arrived here
Friday afternoon to make Kimberly
their future home.
n ]. Hickerson spent Sunday Wis
iting with relatives in Kimberly Mr..
Hickerson is now making Wendell his
home.
Trevor B. Hare spent Monday in
Burley, visiting with his brother, Don
Hare.
Miss Bess wycoff spent Sunday af-
ternoon in Buhl.
e. S. Woods and son Willard ar
rived Saturday evening to make Kim
berly their future home. The family
moved onto the Burkholter ranch on
Monday.
Jasper King, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Grant King, answered the call to the
colors this week and went to Van
couver, Washington, to join the medi-
! cal corps encamped there.
Miss Nellie Gelatley, daughter Of
Roxie Gelatley, arrived in Kimberly
! Wednesday from Anna, Neb. Miss Gel
atley is a practical nurse, and will, if
possible. follow this line of work in
| Kimberly
The Misses Margaret and Willie Or
ton spent the early part of the week
in Kimberly They came from Poca-
tello to attend the Southern Idaho
District convention held at the Chris
tian church.
~ K Jensen of Rupert spent Tues
day and Wednesday in Kimberly. Aside
from attending the convention Mr..
Jensen, who was also looking after the
interest of his insurance company,
while in the community
Rev. H. G.. Wilson of POcatellO at
tended the convention held here iris
week.
Mrs. w A. t. Stowe spent Thurs
day afternoon in Twin Falls.
0. G. Zuck went to Idaho Falls on
Friday to bring back a car left them
some time ago.
Rev Cliff X Titus spent the EARLY
part of the week in Kimberly attend
ing the convention
O. G. Tuck spent Thursday after
noon in Twin Falls on business.
f. NJ Willmarth and family have
moved to Nampa, to make that city
their future home But Miss Gladys.
the eldest daughter decided to stay
at the home of Mr.. Steelsmith until
this school year is finished. She will
graduate with the 1918 class.
r. c. Lewis and family have moved
to Gooding to reside in the future.
John La Sale and family moved to
Gooding this week. Mr.. La Sale will
take up ranch in that tract
Miss Lulu Ogg is visiting with Miss
, Lulu Beggers Of Nampa, Idaho. Miss
Beggers formerly attended the Kim
| berly high school.
The numbers of measles cases in
this vicinity are fast decreasing, but
it is reported that whooping cough is
getting quite a hold
Ernest Emmerson left on Friday
morning for Vancouver, Washington.
Mr. Emmerson was a 1917-1S senior
from the local high school, but had
recently felt that his country needed
him He is joining a corps that will
spend their time on the Cascade for
est range, cutting Oregon lumbers for
shipping building.
10 Himler, former proprietor of
Himler Day Light store, went to work
Friday in Mobiles store. Mr.. Himler
will be a valuable addition to the
sales force there.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernice Goodwin have
moved to Baker City, Oregon. where
they expect to make their future home.
They left Friday.
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Slyter. Rev
Johnson is incidentally looking for a
chance to locate in the Twin Falls
trac He is a fine, physically strong
and well educated gentleman.
, Don't forget the last number on the
lyceum course, on March 6, 1918. The
speaker, Arthur Walmyrn Evans, is
noted Welsh wit and humorist
Born, to Mr. and Mrs Elmer Minton
Monday, fine baby boy.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Giles
Friday night, a boy
Jim Thompson, graduate of the
local high school of the class of 1917
II. and Clarence Case left Friday
evening for Vancouver, barracks They
expect ito join the Forest Reserve
corps there.
Carl Rideway left Saturday evening
to be gone over Sunday on a business
trip.
Mr. Coppley, who had recently rent
ed the Clanttorn ranch, has let it go,
renting on the north side instead. Mr..
CoDpley's family will follow soon.
Ed Royston, recently a worker in
the Kimberly elevator. went to Good
ing to work for J. NJ. Steelsmith.
VIM. Zimmerman, formerly meat
cutter in Twin Falls and vicinity went
tn work in the Kimberly meat mar
let. He is taking the place of Mar
ion Williams, who has been advised
| b. physicians to, seek open air occu-
patton.
Dee Kerby and family is moving to
| the Salmon project. He goes to work
/ for Mr.. Settler.
Mr. and Mr.. w. R. Eubanks OF
Cooding we're over this week to visit
with friends and relatives.
F. NJ Fletcher. son-in-law of w. H.
Turner. is leaving this week for Mon
tana to make his future home. While
| Kin her'v seems 10 be l.sing many
good citizens. many more are contin-
ually coming in.
Mrs. Lawrence Talmage. formerly of
Kimberly. but now of Twin Falls, was
in town Saturday.
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