The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-06-03

! S. Strauss. OF Twin Falls. was In
/ Filler Thursday on business.
/ Harry Alexander was here from
Twin Falls Tuesday on business.
! A. l.. Bevercombe. OF Twin Falls.
I transacted business here Saturday.
E. j. Finch. OF Twin Falls. was
here visiting friends Memorial day.
Y F. L. Sweet. local agent Mutual
Building and Loan association.-adv
/ b. A. Mccoy. OF Gooding. was re-
newing acquaintance here Saturday.
Don't spend your time wondering
why a black hen lays white egg.
Get the egg
A. w. Nipper. who is now farming
near Bull, transacted business in
Filler yesterday
Police Judge A. j. Ripley is able
10 be back to his official duties aft
er a few weeks OF Illness.
Aaron Anderson has left for Lava
Hot Springs, where he goes In the
hope OF benefitting his health.
ID. c. Bickford returned Friday
from an extended visit at the home
OF his daughter at TexhOma. Okla.
Henry hammers and George
Reichert motored TO Lava Hot
Springs Friday. returning Sunday.
Mrs. Arthur Anderson was taken
to the county general hospital Tues
day where she underwent a tonsil
operation.
An eight pound daughter was born
10 Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. Dillingham;.
at the Bull general hospital. Decor
alton day.
Mrs. Carolyn Clark visited at
Thousand Springs sunday, being the
guest for the day of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Costello, Of Bull.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Creasey and
family expect TO leave by automobile
this morning for McMinneville, Ore
gon, where they will spend the sum
ERIN.
Record want ads have accom-
plished wonders, and at small ex-
pense TO the advertisers. A few cents
wisely invested bring remarkable re
turns.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Erhardt re
turned last Saturday from Lava Hot
Springs, where they spent few days
after a visit 10 Salt Lake City. They
report the springs as an ideal spot
for rest.
Chef Baker, who has been en-
ployed here as a barber for the past
year, left yesterday for Lirisay. Cal
ifornia, where he will be associated
in the barber business with I. l..
Smith. formerly OF Filler.
Friends OF Miss Charlotte Clark
will be pleased TO know that she has
been elected president of her sorority
at Eugene. ore. Miss Clark Is
sophomore at the University OF Ore
gon, and is mebmer OF Sigma
Delta Phi.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. McAtee left |
Tuesday by automobile for their /
former home at White Heat. III. Mr.. Z
McAtee is superintendent OF the Ma (
roa schools. They will return here /
the latter part OF the summer.
Harold Navin. formerly a resident
here. was was married Tuesday
morning at the Catholic church In .
Twin Falls to Miss Melvina Glenn.
The bride and groom were attended /
BY Mrs. Joe Thometz an Eugene
Thometz.
III your UtlknD0f hAAFltA ~ '''t
for you a $50 or a 500 implement
or animal at a cost OF nfty cents.
wouldn't you accept his prOffer,
The Record makes that offer to you
Place a small advertisement in our I
want ad column and see the results
Miss Mona Finley. WHO has been
teaching school AZ Rock Creek, Il
visiting at the home OF Mr. and Mrs
Ernest Williams. north OF Filler 4
Miss Finley intends TO attend the Al
blon state normal school this sum
mer, and will teach again al Rock I
Creek next term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira D. Landing. Of 1
Pocatello. visited here last week al
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. @. = 4
Shearer. Mr.. Landing was formerly /
manager OF the Farmers Grain and
Milling company's elevator here. bui I
il now manager OF the Pocatello I
Milling and Elevator company.
A large representation OF the /
membership was present yesterday |
AZ a meeting OF the Ladies Aid soci-
ely IN the psrlors OF the ". 2
church. Those appearing on tho
special program inoiuded Mesdames
". r. Alvorth. c. O. Thomas. L. 4.
Ripley. @. II. sheafer, 7. II. Ellis
and Miss Irma Deal.
Last week. the Record want ads
were the means OF restoring a pair
1f gloves 70 their c~ner; Of renting
] room; Of selling several tons OF
hay; Of recovering a $50 automo-
bile tire; OF selling pastry. chicks.
sgns. ice. and many other things. A
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