The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-31
LOCAL BREVITIES

See Baptist Ladies' Aid society
about plain sewing, mending or
comforts to tie.-Ady. 10-2tc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stradley left
Thursday OF last week for Salt Lake
City. making thestrip by motor.
Mrs Hattie Hendricks OF Twin
Falls spent a part of last week here
visiting at the home OF her daughter.
Mrs. Harry Musgrave.
Mrs. G. C. Dean and son returned
home Thursday of last week from
Carney, Okla. where they have spent
the past several months visiting.
While visiting at the home OF
her brother. Will Snelson. at Kim
berly last week. little Isabelle Smell
son fell from horse she was riding
and broke her arm.
Miss Elizabeth Berg OF Payette.
who spent a week here visiting with
her friend. Miss Irma Deal. en- route
home from Ashton where she taught
the past term. left for her
home Thursday of last week.
S. G.. Davis of Jerome. former
Filler jewelryman. was here on bust
ness for a short time Tuesday Mr..
Davis is engaged in the jewelry bust
ness in the Northside town and
states that business conditions with
him are good.
w. Ray Lee, formerly of this place
and a graduate of the Filler high
school class of rs, is adjutant of the
Hood River tOre.) American Legion
post. Friends here have recently
received detailed announcements of
the Memorial day program under
taken this year by the post.
The district meeting of the Odd
Fellows lodges of Filler. Twin Falls,
Kimberly and Bull will be held at
the latter town commencing at 2
O'Clock Friday afternoon of this
week. II is expected that several
grand officers of the order will be
present and large delegations will
attend from each of the towns
named.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Woodbridge. to-
gether with the latter's parents, !
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Arnold, departed !
by auto Saturday morning for their I
former home near Livingston, Mont !
The Wooldridges will spend the sum- |
mer in Yellowstone National park.
where they have employment. Mr.. !
Woodbridge was instructor in agri /
culture at the high school here for |
the past two years.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. McAtee left
Monday for Albion where the former
will attend the state normal school
for the next year. He expects to be
able to get his life certificate at
the conclusion of that period. Mr.
McAtee has been instructor in the
Maroa schools for the past four
years and has been influential in de-
veloping the school into one of the
best rural institutions in the coun-
ty.
One OF the first lawn parties of
the season was held Friday evening
OF last week when members of the {
Legion Auxiliary were hosts to their
husbands at a supper on the lawn
Of the G. K. Denman residence, the
affair being in the nature of fare 7
we'll for Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Woold- ,
ridge. who left the next day for their q
former home in Montana. Following \
the supper the Auxiliary met for a {
short business session. \
Dell Randall, a pioneer Filler resi- 8
tent, was here last week from his a
home in Milwaukee. Ore. Mr.. and c
Mrs. Randall and child were visit Il
ng in Twin Falls and the former n
pent several days in Filler renew j
ng acquaintances with old-time Z
riends and in looking after bust n
less interests for his father. F. ID. u
randall. also formerly OF this place. -
Who is now a patient at a sanitarium :
n Salem receiving treatment for
mental breakdown he suffered
ear or more ago. Dell Randall is
railway mail clerk. his route being
outh out of Milwaukee. Hereafter
e will keep informed of Filler events
trough The Record. H.