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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
6
Filer rolled to a 22 to 2 win over Bub with Dingle belting a home run and winning about $11. Rupert edged Filer 11 runs in the eighth and ninth frames as Carson walked hitters and Rupert cashed six runs. Filer plans to add new players and rebound, though the box score is omitted.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to friends in Filer and vicinity for encouragement and kindness during the death and burial of a husband and father. Thanks for flowers and sympathy. The family mentions divine reward and sorrow. Mrs. Robert Rosenberg, Lois Mary Rosenberg, Mrs Frank Phillips. Iberia Banks of Twin Falls visited Wednesday afternoon.
Robert Rosenberg was found dead in the streets east of the Reybroco garage from heart failure. He was a Reynolds Bros. mechanic known for geniality and courtesy, born April 1 1873 in Cedarville Kansas, moved to the Dakotas then Idaho in 1908. He married Georgetta Phillips October 6 1912, mother of Lois Mary born July 17 1917. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church, with interment in Filer cemetery, attended by many friends.
Mabel Dagmer Smith born in Denmark March 1 1882 died May 20 1919 in Hartington Nebraska after pneumonia contracted while visiting family. Married Edmond Smith October 12 1902 at Sioux City Iowa. Survived by husband three children three stepchildren mother sister and two brothers. services at Mennonite Brethren church conducted by Rev Wilder. Remains sent to Filer for burial.
Medames W. H. Harrison of Kimberly and Garnish and Alvoid of Twin Falls were visitors there on Tuesday.
Filer village held a special meeting on Monday night after missing a spring election due to improper notice. All current members resigned and were replaced by five new trustees led by E. B Ripley Lo R Musser and C. L McCleary with Madland and Anderson as finance heads and Ripley Musser on streets. The water dispute between A B Taylor and the village was referred to that committee.
Murrell Maxine Chamberlain, four, daughter of Chester and Mrs. Chamberlain, died at Baht General Hospital on Saturday May 24 after being shot in the abdomen and right hip by a nine year old neighbor child playing near their home. Doctors Jennings of Buhl and Dwight of Filer operated and found forty four wounds and eight perforations of the bowels. recovery was not possible.
Ace Carson, pitcher for Filer's southpaw, asked for and received release after dissatisfaction with Sunday game. He left immediately for Twin Falls where he joined the team in Liat city.
Al Holmes is a happy man again after forty days of quarantine for his family. The family plans to move into their new home on South Yakima Street tomorrow, describing it as one of the coziest little homes in town.
A small wedding at C. L. Reynolds home in Bubal united Rob Reynolds and Dorothy Pierce in marriage. Rev. Frank of Twin Falls officiated. The ceremony featured seasonal flowers and simple decor. The groom manages Filer Hardware Co. The bride, formerly from Filer and later Twin Falls, will honeymoon briefly in Portland.
Hazel Boor underwent tonsil and adenoid surgery at the Newberry office on Thursday. O. J. Hicks purchased the Worts property on East Main and has moved in. Mrs. M. A. Pavey is a frequent visitor this week.
Correspondents are asked to write on one side of paper and sign all letters. Names will not be printed, but signatures must accompany each submission. Paper is available by calling at the fire station. Robt Macaw has returned home to Hunter Kansas Sea There will be no Ladies Aid Society meetings at homes on June 11 due to Eastern Sur convening in Tein Palle that week. The Idletrow Wednesday will be hneteds ley.
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