The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-03-22
LOCAL BRfvITItS

ofiu champions al Gem
theater Saturday played by Wallace
Reid.-adv.
Mrs. Leonard Wood was i'll at hei
home here the first OF the week. with
an attack OF grippe.
Mrs II. NJ. Holler came over from
Twin Falls Thursday to visit at the
home of her son. L. f. Holler.
Have you a dead piano? Trade
It for a photograph and have music
in your home. Write r. T. Logan
Twin Falls.-adv.
Mrs. s. b. Hopkins was taken TO
the county general hospital Tuesday
where she submitted to a successful
operation for appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred P. Bates and
family OF HOLSTER were dinner
guests Sunday at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur +. Anderson.
Seeding time is herei Get your
bluestone. formaldehyde and corro-
siye sublimate at the Modern Drug.
See our ad in this issue.-ady.
The Bible Study class will meet
Tuesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Margaret Sealey TO continue the
study of the sixteenth chapter of
Acts.
A trained nurse went on duty yes
terday at the George Erhardt home
north of here TO care for Mrs. Err
hardt who is threatened with pneu-
monia.
Pete Carter sustained a fractured
forearm while riding horseback on
the state highway Sunday. His horse
stumbled, throwing the young man
to the pavement.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. maitland and
ner guests, Sunday, at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Johnson, re-
siding southeast of here.
Miss Irene Costello OF Twin Falls
has accepted the position of ste
nographer at the First National
bank, taking the place made vacant
by the recent resignation of Mrs. w.
r. Short.
Ernest Peck, the young son of
Supt. and Mrs. r. l.. Peck, suffered
an injury to his ankle Sunday, when
he fell from the running board of
an automobile to which he had at
tached himself.
Seeding time is here, Get your
bluestone, formaldehyde and corro-
sive sublimate at the Modern Drug.
See our ad in this issue.-adv.
Wesley Young lost a valuable
Irish setter dog last week. He adver-
tised for the animal in last weeks
Record and now has his dog, Sam
Kalbfleisch found the animal nd
learned of Mr.. Young's loss through
The Records classified columns.
Virgil Harbarts and young daugh-
ter, Fay, returned Tuesday from
Marysville. Kans., where they were
recently called by the death of the
formers father Mr.. Harbarts re-
ports that the middle west is in the
throes of one of the worst storms in
history.
Earl Hughes, former Filler bust
ness man. who spent several days
here last week visiting friends, left
for Salt Lake City Friday evening.
He is San Francisco representative
for two lumber mills and stopped off
here, while in this section on busi-
ness connected with his firms and !
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Recent word from Norman Barker,
a former Filler resident. who with |
his family now makes his home IN |
Los Angeles, is to the effect that
during 1922 he lost by death. not
only his mother, but his sister, Mrs.
Pearl Rodemacher, both OF whom
have visited here on several oeca-
sions. and his only uncle. William
Thompson, a Chicago merchant.
A surprise party given Friday eve
nings at the home of T. c. Arnhart
was attended by a large number OF
guests. Various games were enjoyed
and at late hour refreshments were
served. Those present included the
Misses Ollie Taggart, Grace Turn
,augh. Opal Atkinson. Levern De-
rail-. Nora Munger, Violet Saye and
Beatrice Jensen. The gentlemen
,uests were r. A. Taggart, Melvin
Workman, Peter Carter. DUDE De
all. william Sturgill. Shannon De-
all. George Jasper, Martin Lier-
nan, Archie Chapman, Avert Lam
Arnharf
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