The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-12-09
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ne DlDlc study CLASS viii meet
with Mrs. 5. Young Tuesday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. j. W. Tan
her. The lesson is Matt. l2:22-45;
Luke ll:14-36.
An extra program at Gem satur-
day. Fatty Arbuekle in the 'Rounp-
up" and the new organ will be
played for the first time Friday and
Saturday nights.
The Wall orchestra will furnish
music for Legion dance Saturday eve
ning.-Adv.
The Baptist Ladies' are planning
for bazaar for Saturday. December
1S.-Ady.
Mrs. Fred Klaas was hostess AT a
birthday party for her daughter. Hell
en-. Wednesday evening at the h. IL.
Schndman home. Fifteen young
people were present. The evening
was spent with cards. dancing and
music. after which delicious three
course luncheon was served.
Ray Logan of Twin Falls was a bust
mes caller here Tuesday
Come to Legion dance at Reybroco
Saturday. December 1l.-Ady.
Little William Bunce. Jr.. under
went an operation for appendicitis at
Twin Falls hospital on Thursday OF
last week He was stricken only a
short time previous and an imme-
date operation was necessary.
Ladies' Aid cooked food sale. Sat
urday afternoon at PhiIby a Musser'>
office.-ady.
Mr.. and Mrs +. II. Gardner have
moved into Filler from the Leonard
ranch. They have purchased the
VIM. Walker property in the west par
Of town.
Hear the new organ at Gem Fri
day and Saturday nights.
c. c. Stevens OF Twin Falls was a
business caller here yesterday. He
has only recently returned from Hi
nois.
Everybody invited to Legion dance
Saturday, December ll-Adv.
The regular meeting of the Filler
Womens club will take place at the
Masonic hall Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. NJ NJ Truitt is in charge OF the
musical program. Hostesses for the
afternoon are Mesdames +. b. Rip
ley and George Leonard and Miss
Florence clifford.
Mrs. r. r. Lee has received the sad
news of the death of her aunt, Mrs.
Fieek, at Holy Cross hospital, Salt
Lake City. following an operation.
Mrs. Fleek was a sister Of Mrs. j. G.
Wicker
MIR. and Mrs. j. q. Wicker and
family have recently moved into town
from the ID. l.. Beamer ranch east OF
Filler.
Fatty ArbuekIe in fiye-reel drama
at Gem theatre Friday and Saturday
nights; also the new organ will be
played.
Ernest WilkIe went to the govern
9ment hospital at Boise Saturday.
where he was operated upon Sunday
for an ailment received while in
France. He is reported To be recov-
ering satisfactorily.
Ladies' Aid cooked food sale Sat
ur,ay afternoon at Philby Mus>er's
office.-Adv.
Mrs. Carolyn Clark. arrived here
Yesterday from her home at Eugene,
Ore. having been called TO Twin
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der trial. She will remain for a
short time visiting with friends.
Lee Vining returned this week
from Caldwell where he and Mrs.
Vining were recently called by the
serious illness OF the latter's father.
Chauncey Biggerstan. Mr.. and Mrs
Biggerstaff are former residents OF
Filler. having left here five years ago.
Mr.. Biggerstaff has suffered third
stroke OF paralysis~and his demise Is
expected at any time. He Is a vet
eran OF the Civil war. Mrs. Yining
remained at the bedside OF her ia
Their.
Lester Ard Is al Emmett. where he
expects to remain for the winter.
In honor OF the third birthday an
niyersary OF her son. lliff. Mrs. A. r.
Anderson is entertaining twenty little
folks at her home this afternoon.
from , TO 5:30 o'clock.
Mrs. Leonard Wood is spending
several days at Twin Falls as guest
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. -.
Wood.
American Legion dance Saturday
evening--Adv.
George l.. Davis. president OF the
Tdaho-Nevsda railroad. was here Mon
day transacting business connected
with his organization.
Oswald Wilson OF the Idaho Beet
Sugar company. was a business caller
here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Looney have
moved from their ranch southwest Of
Filler to a farm nera Bull