The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-17
LOCAL BRfvITItS


high school annual, on sale at The
Record office this week. s2.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Byrne of Bull
spent the weekend at the L. l.. Will
lfams home here.
Grant Paget. formerly OF this place
was here Sunday with his bride from
Idaho Falls. The couple was married
April 2.
F. c. Graves and C. c. Cartney
went to Boise on business last week.
Mr.. Cartney left for his home at
Lincoln, Nebr.,. Tuesday.
A number of local Eastern Star
members are planning on going TO
Idaho Falls June IL to attend grand
chapter, which conyenes on that
date.
The condition OF NJ. b. Clark. who
1s quarantined to his home with
diphtheria, shows great improve
ment. 1t is stated that he will per-
haps be out OF quarantine next
week.
A number of local Shriners at
tended the spring ceremonial at
Boise last week. Those going from
here included r. X. Dillingham;, l.. NJ
Smith, E. B. Fowler and H. f. Ham
merouist. George Reynolds of Twin
Falls drove over with these men.
Buy a copy of Memories, the local
high school annual, on sale at The
Record office this week. S2.-adv.
DR.. A. A. Newberry attended
meeting of the Southside Medical as
sociation at Gooding Tuesday night.
He states that seven doctors were
present from Boise to hear the pa
pers read by two Utah specialists.
Mrs. Tilly Mae Stees Taylor is in
the county hospital suffering from
an affliction of the heart, similar III
nature to that which affected her
mother. Mrs. A. C. Stees, few years
ago.
The revival services being conduct
ed at the M. B. C. church by the Rev.
Fred Canaday will close Sunday eve
ming. 1t is stated that much interest
has been shown in the evangelists
meetings which started "Wednesday
evening of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Shear and
daughter, Thelma, together with
Mrs. Arthur Englund. drove to Boise
Sunday, returning Monday. Mr.
Shear reports the roads to the cap
ital city as good. He made the trip
home in a little over four hours.
Word received last week by The
Record from j. l.. Edwards states
that he and his family are now IN
New Mexico ION our way to some
place but don't know where. the
card was mailed from Lordsburg.
The Edwards family have been max
ing their home at Glendale, Cal, for
the past year.
DIR. A. A. Newberry expects TO
leave Friday on a combined business
and pleasure trip to Portland ana
Seattle. He intends being away from
his office three or four weeks. Al
Portland he will visit his parents
and will take some postgraduate
work. The Northwest Medical so
ciety will meet in Seattle during June
and he will attend the sessions and
lectures at that place.
Mrs. L. v. Chausse and two chill
dren Of LaGrande, Ore, are here ior
a few days visiting at the home OF
the formers sister, Mrs. Otto Sealey'
1t will be remembered that MIS-
Chausse spent a year or so here dur
ing the war, her husband at tha'
time being in France. The visitors
will go from here to Ogden.
George N. Tucker of the University
of Idaho, who has been elected 10
the position of agricultural instruct
or in the local high school, VIII ar
rive here Wednesday OF next week 10
take the place made vacant by the
resignation of Earl Woodbridge. Mr.
Tucker will familiarise himself with
the vocational agricultural work car
ried on throughout the summer ana
viii return to the university during
June to receive his diploma and de-
grees.
Buy a copy of Memories, the local
high school annual, on sale at The
Record office this week. $2--adV'