The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-02-12
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Sam Merritt is able to be around
again after several short spells of
sickness He will be back at his post
of duty at Wilson Bros. shortly.
Word was received that George Eu-
banks has just been promoted to the
position of corporal Thus we con-
tinue to hear favorable reports con-
corning the young men of Kimberly
who have joined the colors Nearly
of them now have been promoted to
official positions in the army, OF else
to positions of great responsibility as
privates.
Mr.. Patterson, from Clay Center,
Nebraska, and father of Mrs. w. nj.
Gill of this city arrived in Kimberly
Saturday and will remain for several
days visit
Gus Hertz and Buck Hager reluva-
ed to Kimberly after several days alb
sence, last Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Swearingan ac-
companied by Stull Swearingen and
family went to Wendell Sunday for a
couple of days visit with Mr. and Mrs
Sam Hickerson. Mrs. Hickerson is a
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. j. w Swear
ingen
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. McKillip left
Friday morning for Florida where
their son Don is in training. They
hope to see him before he leaves for
France
A. B. McKillp has Just disposed Of
his farming implements and tools at
public auction.
H. G. Givens has moved into the
George fCox residence recently Va
Gated by w. J. Doughty, who has NOV
ed onto the Conroy ranch for the sea-
son.
c. II. Haywood has rented the Batty
Brothers farm at twenty five dollars
per acre.
w. H. Doughty, local shoe repairer,
has closed his shop for the time being
and gone to the farm. He threatens
10 return in the fall and open a shop
that will surprise Kimberly
MIR. and Mrs. N. w. Swearingen
dined last Sunday with their sister,
Mrs. Roxie Killetly, and Mr. and Mrs
Ridgeway spent the day with Harry
Wilson and family.
A party of Kimberly people as fol-
lows drove over to Twin Falls last
Friday to visit with Mrs c. L. Organ
at the Perrine hotel where she is
staying while recovering from an OPP
GRAFTON: Mrs. N. w. Swearingen, Mrs
Carl Ridgeway Mrs. V. G. Backman,
and Miss Hazel Woods. Mr.. N. j..
Swearingen drove them over Miss
Wood remained with Mrs Organ un-
til Sunday morning, the remainder of
the company returning the same ev
ening.
~ L. Wilkinson is taking Marion
Williams place at the Kimberly Meat
Market for the present, as Mr. Will
liams is ill.
Frank Holman and Mr.. Dickerson
have completed the finishing touches
in the basement of the Bank of Kim
berly where their new establishment
is to be located.
Frank Swearingen sold a Buick to
Mr.. Young living west of Kimberly
last week.
Trevor Hare left Friday night for
Wichita, Kansas. He will return in
few days.
Mr.. Noble, local merchant made a
business trip to Twin Falls Saturday
Mrs. Toland is improving rapidly
from her recent illness.
Elmer Pittinger was in Twin calls
Saturday.
Mrs. Proctor is back in Kimberly
after a prolonged visit in the east
V. G. Backman made a trip to Bur
ley Monday to meet in conference
with other ministers of the east dis
trict for arranging the program for
the east district convention to be held
at Kimberly some time in March.
Frank Holman and A. ]. Dicker-
man have set up heating and
plumbing establishment in the old
Farmers and Merchants National
bank building, so Kimberly continues
to grow.