The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-01-17
LOCAL BRfvITItS

SON was born to Mr.. and Mrs
William Hicks. residing northwest OF
here. Monday. January IL.
Leave your watch AT Carson's and
we will put it in perfect condition
st a very reasonable eost.-ady.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Johnson are
the parents OF a son born to them
Monday, January IL.
English china dishes at shy der's
Hardware.-adv.
Harry Newberry, Harry Brandon
and Lee Ennis attended the McMas-
ter-Armer-Graves sale in Twin Falls
Wednesday.
The family OF F. S. Wright moved
from the Branson farm in the Maroa
community. to farm near Filler Sat
urday OF last week.
Mrs. G.. C. Davis returned home
yesterday from Marysyille, Wash,
where she was called recently by the
death OF her mother. Mrs. NJ. K.
Psase.
The members of the Tuesday Night
Dancing club made up of married
couples. held the third of its seasons
dances at |. o. o. F. hall this week
A large crowd was present to enjoy
the affair.
Granville Martin returned last
week from an overland trip TO Mos
COW, where he accompanied his
brother, Winfred. who is a student at
the university. Maurice Cole and
Charles Diehl went with them also.
Get good broom for 40 cents
at Snyder's Hardware.--adv.
Saturday, January 10, has been
selected by the Filler Woman's club
for its first Book day. This organic
alton is planning the opening of a
free library for Filler readers in the
near future. II is hoped that not
only club members, but other inter
ested friends will donate sufficient
books TO start the library quite soon.
Books of history, travel, good fic-
ton and ehildren's books are espe
cially asked for. committee will
be at the Drake Furniture store Sat
urday afternoon to receive the books.
There will be a meeting of the
Filler Parent Teachers association
at the Central school tonight. Mrs.
A. f. Anderson. president of the or
ganization is home from California
and IL is expected that she will
preside.
Plain white dishes at Snyder's
Hardware.-adv.
There is nothing more annoying
than the knowledge that your watch
Is not accurate. The changes i'm
weather, tiny speck of dirt, or
any one OF many other reasons may |
cause inaccuracy. Let Carson adj
just ft.-sdv.
State eighth grade examinations /
were conducted at the Rural high |
school building yesterday and to-
day for a number of pupils from the |
local and surrounding school dis
tricts. Mrs. Juneau II. Srinn is con
Quoting the examinations.
Skating is the order OF the day
here now. The canal lake TO the
south OF town and Kinks pond in
the northeast corner of the village
are the most popular places with
large numbers of young. as we'll as
older folks. patronizing them daily.
John Thorpe of The Record force
has accepted position with the Twin
Falls County Tribune, a weekly paper
printed at Kimberly. which has re
Gently been taken over by Leslie roy.
A. f. Haines, the former proprietor,
has gone to California to make his
future home.
A number of the friends OF Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Moeller went TO their
home in a body Tuesday evening TO
congratulate them upon their recent
marriage. and to extend them the
welcome OF their hearts and homes.
After a pleasant period OF social
amusement, refreshments we're serv-
ed by the self-invited guests.
Mrs. Arthur f. Anderson and son
Tiff, returned home Saturday from
Los Angeles where they were called
recently DN Aut At@F" - -
formers mother. Mrs. T. G. Tiff.
who suffered severe injuries in
recent auto accident. Mrs. Tiff
a patient at the Methodist hospital
in the coast city. Her condition
shows little improvement over that
reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. R. Stewart Of
Wolfe near Saskatoon. Saskatche-
wan. Canada. are visiting at the home
of the formers nephew, J. c. Riech-
ers. Mr.. Stewart is a former resi-
dent of Iowa and the Boise valley.
but states he prefers the climate Of
which Is not as rigcr-
Gus a. the public is sometimes led TO
believe. Small grain is the principal
crop OF that district.
The home economics department.
Of the Filler woman's club VIII meet