The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-10-16

lOr hppenulCliiS III Twin ais last
week. is improving rapidly
The schools OF the town and eoun-
y are closed this week while the
teachers are attending the annual
southern Idaho institute in session at
twin Fails
Mrs. Carrie Clark and Harold
Moore we're guests OF Mr. and Mrs
Arvid Johnson near Twin Fails. sun
day
The result OF the boxing contest
held at the GOOding Athletic club last
Friday night al which time the local
fayorlte. Rell Main fought Jack Col
uns. resulted in a draw Many local
fight fans made the trip to Gooding
Mrs. D. f. Chapman. Miss Neidiek
and Mrs. Ida NJ Allen motored TO
Twin Falls Friday
Truman Boyd. Jr. son of Or. T. o.
Boyd. was in t,ler Tor a short visit.
Saturday
Mesdames T. E Moore John Blass
Crawford ParsloW. and r. X. Grif-
uth were luncheon guests OF Mrs. A
L Houghtelin at Twin Falls. Friday
Mr. and Mrs. r. F. Moore enter
tanned the following guests al dinner
Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. d. T. Chip
man. Mrs Ida NJ Allen. and the
Misses Kephau and Jewell
c. W. Case returned the last of
the week from a business trip which
tok him through Weiser. Payette and
Ontario. ore
Postmaster shinn is construct
ing an automobile garage on his
property adjoining the Munyon sub
division.
r. r. Griffith. residing three miles
due west OF town having sold his
ranch is advertising a big closing out
sale to be held Tuesday. October IS.
He will sell four head OF horses. siX
head of cows. fourteen head of hogs.
$40 head OF sheep. all his farm ma
ohinory. and a large quantity OF
household furniture. Walter and
Shearer are the auctioneers. Watch
for ad in next weeks RECORD.
A marriage license was issued
last Frid,y to ). +. Howard Of
Filler and Gleenlee +. Mckinney
of Filler.
Miss Margaret Gourley, ir-
structor of English in the Rural
high school, had her tonsils re-
moved at the Boyd hospital in
Twin Falls, Saturday Afternoon.
Jerome is holding a big Gee
bration on October II in honor Of
her returned service men. There
will be music, sports, addresses,
IA barbercue, parade, dances, and
probably an airplane flight.
Philip Buck, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. p. Buck, has been elected
secretary of the Y. NJ. q. A. at
the University of Idaho. He is
a member of one of the prominent
fraternities there and is majoring
in the department of economics.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernie Lee return
ned last week from their former
home at Elk Falls, Kans., where
they accompanied the body of
their 3-year-old son LyraI, who
died August % after undergoing
an operation for appendicitis.
DR.. Evans the Optician of Twin
Falls who for many years made
regular visits to Filler will resume
his trips and be at the Commercial
Hotel next Thursdag, October 16,
from noon until 4 p. IN. We fix
glasses correctly and attend each
case one year. J. T. Evans.
|. 5. Landing. who at one
time was local manager Of the
Farmers Grain and Milling comp
any. transacted business here,
Friday. Mr.. Landing is at
manager Of the Pocatello
and Elevator company at
PocIteIlo. This company is erect
ne mill at the present time
capable Of producing 1900 barrels
IF -four per day.
Among the Filler people who
Ittended Tea For Three" a play
It the Lavering theater in Twin
'alls. Thursday evening were,