The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-07-26


pital last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. G. Boyd are the
parents of a daughter born to them
Sunday. July is.
Mrs II. W. Turner left Wednesday
morning for Dodge City. Kans., in
the hopes of benefitting her health.
Mrs. J. W. Eaton. who has been i'll
at her home here the past week, is
reported to be greatly improved in
health.
The families of c. NJ Parish of
Twin Falls and c. f. Chasten and
Lee Ennis of Filler spent Sunday at
Clear Lakes.
Amos Williams, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Byron Williams. submitted TO
a minor operation for a throat af-
lection Friday.
Mrs. Harry Newberry entertained
a number of children Friday after
noon in honor of her daughter Has
tenth birthday anniversary.
r. A Reynolds. manager OF the
Filler Hardware company. was con-
fined TO his room yesterday with a
muscular ailment in his right leg.
Cecil Cobb, the youngest son Of
Mrs. Neva Cobb. got his third finger
in the washing machine wringer
Monday, resulting in a painful
bruise.
Miss Marie Wilson. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Wilson. left Mon
day for Boise where she expects to
remain for a time before proceeding
to Los Angeles.
A group of local people enjoyed a
swimming party and picnic dinner
at the Banbury natatorium in the
canyon north of Bull Thursday eve
ming of last week.
A picnic party was given in the
grove at the fair grounds here last
evening by members of the Filler
chapter, Order of the Eastern Star.
and their families.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Greenwood. Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Horting and w. J.
Glasgow returned Sunday from a
pleasant vacation trip into Yellow
stone National park.
j. o. Noggle. formerly of this
place but more recently of Twin
Falls. states he is making plans to
go to Oakley within the month to
take up oil drilling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Bemenderfer
and three children of ogden, Utah,
arrived Sunday by auto and spent the
first of the week visiting at the home
of the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Bemenderfer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McCloskey
of Teton basin visited the first OF
the week at the homes of W. A.
Shear and A. o. Madland, former
acquaintance in North Dakota. They
were en- route by auto TO Seattle.
A large number attended the
band concert and entertainment
features at Glover Sunday after
noon. Funds raised from several
concessions will be used to assist
the band and TO aid foreign mis-
sions.
A. T. Craig, Earl S. LaHue and G.
c. Davis returned with / s nice trout.
the results of few hours fishing In
Malad river below HagermaD. the
first of the week. They left here
early in the morning and were home
before noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bremen and
family have moved TO the N. b.
Keeney & Son, Inc. ranch west of
here and will occupy the home made
vacant by Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Boat
man who are leaving by auto for
California points.
Paul Davis, executive secretary of
the Idaho Public Health league.
spent a part of Friday and Sunday
here. the guest of W. ID. Gillis. Mr..
Davis. during the Davis administra-
ton was commissioner of the bureau
of law enforcement. He is state
officer for the
American Legion. and II is predicted
that at the coming state convention
of that organization he will be a
strong contender in the department
race.