The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-06-12
LOCAL BREvlTIES

VA VI LUIS YAM.
is visiting his son Charles Fox.
ial two cans for 45c-Beem & Ham
merquist-Ady.
Very latest in collars and yestee
sets at Beam & Hammerquists.
You can believe in and depend up
on the reliability of all advertising
appearing in The Record.
Hail Insurance written by r. r.
Beer at Frmers & Merchants bank.
ADV.
Mrs. Ellen Bennehum of Freeport,
ILL.,, is the guest of her sister Mrs.
Charles H. Fox
Professor z. J. Fjelsted and wife
were Sunday evening visitors at the
home OF Z. o. Walters.
Miss Margaret Howard OF HALEY
will visit the homes of Charles and
Robert Owings indefinitely.
Get hail insurance before 1t is too
late from r. r. Beer at Farmers &
Merchants bank.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Deklotz re-
siding west of here are the parents
OF a son, born Wednesday, May 2S.
Miss Gertrude Walter returned
home Tuesday evening from Moscow,
where she has been attending the
state University.
Theodore Hicks left Saturday of
last week for Bozman. Mont. where
he will work for the d. Landreth
Seed company.
The Record has received word
from F. p. Hinckley that his address
has been changed from Springfield,
Mo, to Garfield. Ark
Miss Lillian w. Graybill left Tues
day morning for Lewiston. Idaho to
attend normal school for the next
two terms.
Mr.. L. NJ. Smith left Sunday even
ing for Escondid. Calf, Mr.. Smith
was called to California, by the death
OF his aged father, Mr.. T. j. Smith.
Mrs. c. h. Hudelson was returned
home Saturday from the county
general hospital where she under
went an operation the forepart of last
week.
Delno Nc Cav formerly a resident
OF Filler. arrived from Portland last
week. Mr. Nc Cav Was called here
by the serious illness of the aged
mother.
Mr. mad Mrs. II. G. Munyon and
children, Edith and Hartman, left by
auto, Wednesday morning for a bus
mess trip through Oregon and
Washington.
Price e. Wood. the dramatic COM
pany that played Bringing up Fa-
Their" at the Lavering last winter
will present the same play at Gem
theatre on Friday, June 1S.-Adv.
DR.. NJ. ]. Goode has received re-
appointment on the State Board OF
Medical Examiners. DR.. Goode was
a member of the board last year.
Medical examinations will be held
this year on July s.
Harold Hainline son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Hainline arrived home
Friday OF last week from New Mex
leo where he mas spent the last year
attending the Roswell Military In
stitute.
Word has been received that Mrs.
F. c. Graves returned to Boise last
week from Nebraska where she was
called about two months ago by the
illness Of her mother, Mrs. A. NJ
Walling.
Leslie Aman left on Thursday Of
last week for Portland with a con-
signment OF hogs for H. II. sehild
man. Mrs. Aman and son are now
visiting in Portland with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Demo McCaw.
The families OF Dan Rupp and
William Tilden left last week for
their former home near Washington.
Kans. They are mnEsng the trip in
autos. and expect to remain indefn-
itely IN Kansas
Mr. and Mrs. Juneau II, shinn, se-
eompanied By Mrs. T. +. Moore and
Mrs Arthur f. Anderson are in Nam
pa this week attending the twenty
second session OF the Idaho grand
CHAPTER OF the order Of Eastern star.
Mrs. Anderson Is matron OF the Filler
chapter. and Mrs. shinn and Mrs
Moore are past matrons,
Mrs T. II. Ellis and daughters
Mary lane and ZeIla. and son Thorn
a. left sunday morning for san Pc
dro. Cal. where they win Join ut.
rllis and make their future home.
The Ellis are former residents Of
,his place, but have been making
,beir home in Twin Falls in recent
years
me TO A high wind which visited
this section Friday. the program
which was to be carried out at fair