The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-01


The Catholic church here will hold
high mass at the church next Sunda,
at 10 o'clock a. m. and everyone II
urged TO be present
Stanley Mcbride had the misfor
tune. in falling from a horse last
/ Monday. to sustained a dislocated
shoulder and fractured collar bone
Mrs. p. McAllister. Mrs. Cleve
Dietrich and baby son. Claire, visited
here on Wednesday and Thursday OF
Ign Clark.
| Mrs. Fred Klass returned Wednes-
/ day OF last week from visit TO her
old home at Conception and ST. Joe
Mo. Mrs. Klass reports the heat
there as impossible.
Charles DeKlotz. who recently I'M
derwent an operation at a Twin Falls
hospital for appendicitis. was able to
return TO his home here on Wednes-
day OF last week.
Wilcox, Carl Love. Carl Murray, Mel
/ fAh ttuhhtT anu Otntfr
day morning for a weeks fishing trip
at the Pines" south OF Rogerson.
Raymond Green, a cousin OF Mrs.
VIM. Detweiler. arrived In Filler last
/ Friday from Lebanon. Pa. Mr.
Green will pass the summer at the
Detweiler home, south OF town.
A. o. Madland and family and w
Grover BEEN. Harry Hammerquist
and Isaac BEEN returned Monday
morning from the Pines. south
here. after having enjoyed a fishing
trip on the weekend.
Earl Walker. OF Cooling, was her,
Friday with a party OF friends. Mr.
Walker was at one time associated
with +. c. Graves I'm the real estate
business In Filler and has man,
friends in this community.
Harold Moore, formerly proprietor
OF the Roof Garden cafe. returned
here Saturday from Lark, Utah
where he had been visiting his par
ents for the past two months. He
will remain here indefinitely.
Dr. Newberry and son. Wilbur, re
turned the first of the week from
Portland. Oregon. where they ha(
been visiting at the home OF the doc
tors parents. They witnessed ths
famous rose carnival and were IN
Portland during the Shriners' con
yention.
Mrs. NJ ]. Goode entertained AT
kensington last Tuesday for her sis
ter-in-law. Miss NJ. Goode, who Is Wis
iting here from Polly Grove. Mo
Those present were Mesdames Sweet
Chandler. Sealey. Lee. Dwight and
Miss Irma Deal. A three-cours,
luncheon was served.
In addition TO those mentioned in
last weeks Record who ourneyed e
Boise TO attend the big meeting o.
Idaho Shriners. were Mr.. and Mrs
ID. l.. Beamer. Mr.. Beamer II wor-
shipful master OF Filler lodge No. 55.
A. r. a. A. NJ. and is very active I'm
local Masonic circles.
Mrs. Jack Tannebaum OF Salt Lake
City Joined her husband here Sat
urday. Mr.. Tannebaum, who Is one |
OF the propriefors of the new Hub |
store, had a home already |
furnished upon the arrival OF Mrs. |
They reside in what /
is known as the Munyon home on /
Idaho avenue. now owned by X. X. /
Mrs. o. J. Childs entertained Fri
day afternoon for Mrs. J. b. Bracken
Df Duluth. MINI. delicious three
course luncheon was served. the Ia
Bile being decorated with white and
yellow roses. Those present we're;
Mesdames Haag. Anderson. Snyder
and Dwight Music by Mrs. A. z
was q feature OF the after
loon.
The Rev. r. L. Albright. wife and
two children are spending the week
Il the home OF Mrs. Albright's par
,nts. Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. yining. Mr..
has accepted a Passionate az
Decatur. Ind. at a salary OF $500
md all expenses. including the use
" a car. Rev. Mr.. Albright was
ormeriy a resident OF Filler. when
his father was pastor Of the Evan
relical church here.
L. v. Patch. OF Payette. republic
IN candidate for United States sen
tor from the north congressional
district, was a caller at the Record
lffics Monday evening. Mr.. Patch
Fss colonel during the late war and
the 1fsth field artillery.
rhich was the first regiment OF
.merican heavy artillery 70 go into
attic In Europe. The colonel has
leasing personality and his business
areer has been very successful. He
lso served a. adtutant-general OF the
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