News Notes and Social Gaiety From Filer Area
Local items report births and birthdays. Randall and Scholten families host gatherings. Charle Costello and Carl Pielstick visit friends. Douglas Fairbanks film at Gent theater next Tuesday and Wednesday, April 1 with admission 10 and 3 cents. Filer Veal & Poultry Market advertises highest market quotations. Infant Mallory ill with pneumonia. L. K. Cole returns from Western trip improved in health. J. D. Kearns manages Gem State Lumber yard in absence of Thompson. women’s Bible class to meet at 2 30 Tuesday. McEiligott buys Cray property west of town and rents Main Street home. Erskine Brown of Jerome in town. Ladies Aid organizes home missionary society. Mrs Weaver explains movement. Presbyterian church recital by J J McClellan and a soloist set for April 1 at Twin Falls. tickets $1. Vincent relatives move to Kimberly farm. Virgil Robinson fundraiser nets 234 plus cake proceeds. A dance at Keybraco Root Garden Friday to aid Virgil’s fund. Robinson to tour East after Twin Falls recital. Denzil Davis and Pyle tie marriage in Havney. relatives attend. future plans shared. Virgil and Vernon, visitors from Versailles, Missouri, visit Nenu C relatives. Quinss Foster and J W Kohr attend party near Kimberly. Tom Thumb wedding planned at church April 14 for children under 12. practice at 3 p.m. Wednesday.
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Dunman
Leonard Snelson
Howard Armatrong
Twin Palla
Armatrone
Denzil Davis
Metter Pyle
Havney
Velma Ant Sielle Passta
Pulle
Mra
Davis Ty
Mowel Mra
Nebson Pyle
Fileral
Davie
CA. Krobn
Virgil
Vernon
A. Krobe
Quinss
J. W. Kohr
Kimberly
Lowermae
Gager
Cedar Draw Lake
Mr Straight
Elm Wood Couples Celebrate Twentieth Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Dale Chapman were surprised at home Monday evening in honor of their twentieth wedding anniversary. Guests included Mr and Mrs Wedd Chapman and Gaylon of Falla, Mr and Mrs Walter Chapman of Kimberly, Mr and Mrs Table Bennett, Mr and Mrs C A Krobs, Mr and Mrs Frank Ritchie, Mrs Ioan Lincoln and family, Mrs Will Lincoln and children, and Cioma Dowd and Mary Musser. A late hour supper followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Chapman
Oath
Aonor
Wedd Chapman
Som Gaylon
Fein Falla
Mee
Walter Hapman
Kimberly
Table Bennett
Will Lincoln
Cioma
Mary Musser
Lunebean
Long Auto Tour Heads North to Portland and Seattle
Mr and Mrs Ripley and Mr and Mrs Hughes leave Sunday for Portland and Seattle. They will travel in the Ripley Cad line and plan to freight the car over the mountains if roads are impassable. They expect to be gone two or three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
BB. Ripley
LO. Hughes
Portland
Seattle
Dance Saturday Night at Rey Wrocco Roof Garden
Nelson leases hall for season and will host a weekly Saturday dance with a four piece orchestra billed as syncopated jazz. L G Nets and GW Amith of Buhl back the event as organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey
Wrocco Roof Garden
L. G Nets
Aml GW Amith
Buhl
Nelson
Piace
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Georgette
Cc. A. Love
General Merchandise
Beem & Hammerquist
Farmers’ and Merchants Bank
Filer
Idaho
L Schildman
Ieee
C. Maclan
Federal Reserve System
Anon
C. W. Randall
Charlie Costello
Douglas Fairbanks
His
Gent
Arthur Scholten
Moodle Club
Hue Vandd
J. Ll. Edwards
Iian Murray
Carl Pielstick
Wilder
Filer Veal & Poultry
Dean Mallory
Mr. J. F., Mallory
J. D. Kearns
Twin Falls
Gem State Lumber Yard
J. W. Thompson
McEiligott
Cray
Jacré
Main Street
Ammons
Erskine Brown
Jerome
Home Missionary Society
Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
Weaver
Twin Falle
C. Beal
F. \. Graves
Charles Uushaw
M. J. Goode
J.J. McClellan
The
Tabernacle
Salt Lake City
Tabernacle Choir
Presbyterian Church
Modern Drag Shop
Edward Vincent
Corona
California
George Leonard
Michael Vincent
Leonard
Virgil Robinson
Cedar Draw
Howe
Wilfred McKay-Qisen
Anna Hawkine
Earl Munyon
Keybraco Root Garden
Tom
S. G. Davis
Deloy
First National Bank of Filer
D. P. Produce Co
Sharples
D. P. Produce Company
Lee Conner
GEM Theatre
Ohlson & Loveberg
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