The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-02-17

Keen kutter tools and cutlery at
the Snyder Hardware-adv
Legion dance on Washington's
birthday. Wallis orchestra. adv.
The Record office takes orders for
al kinds OF engraved work. calling
ards. etc.
Mrs. Laura Cook. sister OF Mrs.
George Patton is here visiting at the
Patton home.
Ladies Aid Food Sale at the cit,
office. Saturday. February 10 at
$3.50 oclock.-ady.
II you want good laugh don't
.ail TO see Life OF the Party" at the
Gem Friday and Saturday nights. as
II farm sales Ia this community are
not advertised in The Record. IL is
probable that the reported sale has
Deen called Off
The Record job office prints the
best OF butterwrappers on special pa
per. with vegetable ink. full count at
)nly $3.50 for 500.
Little Margaret George. the daug
htor OF Mrs. Clyde Hawkins, was OPP
rated upon at the county hospital
Thursday for appendicitis.
Life OF the Party" a five reel
, medy-drama. will be seen at the
Gem Theater. Friday and Saturday
nights. Feb. II and lS.-adv.
Bob Pate. who has been assisting
in the o. X. barber shop. has return
I'd To Orleans. Nebraska. his former
nome. where he will reside indefi-
iitely.
Mrs. Hattie eager. formerly res
ident OF Filler. died ut a Twin Falls
hospital Tuesday night following al
attack OF appendicitis. Mrs. eager
was the mother OF two children
which were recently adopted by Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Gardner OF Filler.
At the conclusion of the basket ball
game Friday nigth. a party was given
Al the Rural high school building In
honor OF the visiting team from Hey
burn. A large number OF pupils
we're present 10 enjoy the evening :
festivities. Instructors OF the Rural
aigh school chaperoned the affair.
Mrs. Guy II. Shearer entertained
Al her home Tuesday afternoon al
<ensington for the following guests
Mesdames II. c. Cowling. and H.>J
Weaver OF Twin Falls. II. II. Schild
nan, %. J. Childs. f.. II. Snyder. r. r
Haag, +. c. Graves. o. c. FELTON,
William Bmee, Il. l.. Shearer and A
A. Newberry.
"Chins's Famine" will be the sub
ieet of an address TO be given by the
Rev. c. r. Deal at the evening service
At the NJ. +. church Sunday evening
A collection will be taken at the close
II the service for aid in relieving the
distressed in that afflicted nation.
pecial effort is being made To secure
A large attendance at the service, and
4 general invitation is being made "a
he public to be present.
The second OF series of entertain.
nents was given this afternoon b,
Mrs. Guy II. Shearer. at her home
Cards were enjoyed by the guests
Who included Mesdames Frances Bea
ner. G. n. Truitt. j. W. Tanner. T. y
Moore. A. J.. Daum Arthur Seholten
George Patton and w. A. Shear.
Julius Strauss. former Filler cloth
Ter arrived here yesterday on his reg
aIar trip as representative OF a Satl
Lake Wholesale firm.
complimenting Mrs. A. @. Mad
land. Mrs. Arthur 4. Anderson. and
Jrs. r. A. Dwight entertained a
he home OF the latter Saturday AT
ternoon. After a pleasant social az
ernoon. luncheon was served to th'
following guests: Mesdames A. o
maitland. 4. H. Snyder. o. J. chllds
r. r. Haag. ID. l.. Beamer. G. W
Case. T. L. CARNEY. H. II. Schild
man. NJ J. Coode. A. A. Timm. OFT
Sealy. W. A. Shear. c. ~. WINERY
W. r. Shan. l.. L. Wood. J. +. Wood
A. II. Wood. J. II. Shinn, l.. Il. Muss
er. J. Chandler. w. II. Detweiler
Arthur Seholten. O. c. FELTON,, Robt
Lee. y. c. Overton. II. X. Dillisg
ham. T. W. Boring and G.. II. Truitt
Yesterday afternoon was guest dal
- to repulur rneoffue of the ffle