Hostess Details and Prize at Afternoon Meeting
Bradley led the afternoon entertainment. Mrs. Dean won the day’s prize. Light refreshments were served at the close. The next meeting will be at Mrs. H. Griffith’s home on August 21.
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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1919
Page
7
Bradley led the afternoon entertainment. Mrs. Dean won the day’s prize. Light refreshments were served at the close. The next meeting will be at Mrs. H. Griffith’s home on August 21.
The Yankees win two games as Mays drives the first contest with a key ninth inning homer and Risberg scores on a wild pitch. In the second game Philadelphia and Chicago trade runs with bases on balls and an error, yielding a 2 0 final. Batteries: Williams Schalk Perkins and Naylor Perkins.
In New York August seventh the Yankees and St Louis split a doubleheader with St Louis winning 6 to 3 in the opener and New York taking the second 8 to 2. Carl Mays pitched the second game for the Yankees amid an injunction binding the league from blocking his appearance. Umpires were served papers but allowed the game to continue.
Boston won its second straight over Cleveland 8 to 7 as Russell came in for Pennock in the ninth with one out and tying run on second. Myers was hit in the first inning, Uhle finished, Boston scoring seven early runs. Pennock weakened late. Batteries Meyers Uhle O Neill Pennock Russell Schang.
In a 4 3 Detroit win in ten innings Bush walked, Young sacrificed, Cobb singled for the decisive run. Batteries: Ehmke Ayers Davis Ainsmith Shaw Erickson and Ghar rity. Building permits issued for a 3000 structure by M F Harper and a 4000 residence by A C Craig. Mr and Mrs W Z Iron return from Yellowstone trip.
Cincinnati unleashed a free hitting on Aug 7, scoring 13 runs against Brooklyn as Eller pitched a remarkable nine innings with two hits and no walks. Battery detail lists Grimes Mitchell M Wheat and Krueger Eller Wingo Allen. In St Louis New York edged them 5 to 4 after late triples by McCarty and Barnes. Battery Barnes Benton McCarty Gonzales Doak Goodwin Jacobs Clemons Ames.
Chicago defeated Boston 6 to 2 in the final game of the series as Martin held the visitors to one hit until the eighth inning. Boston went scoreless until two late singles and a double produced two runs. Batteries: Fillingim Cheney McQuillan Wilson Gowdy Martin O Farrell.
Philadelphia defeated the Pittsburg Pirates 6 3 today after trailing 3 2. In the eighth inning Williams and Meusel added singles followed by Whitteds home run to push Philadelphia ahead for the win. Batteries: Rixey and Tragesser for Philadelphia Miller and Tee for Pittsburg.
J L Dodge of the Hollywood farm Lexington Kentucky drove Periscope to win both feature events at the North Randall grand circuit meet. Periscope won the championship stallion stake valued at 9406 with Molly Knight second and Brusileff third. The first heat set a season record for juveniles at 2 06 1 2. The Plain Dealer purse at stake was 8000 dollars.
In 2:08 trot heats Miss Perfection led by Dodge, Hollywoodgd Kate won two heats easily. Edith Carter captured the 2:12 trot and Jack ixweith claimed the 2:14 pace. Fastest 2:12 trotting heat clocked 2:06 1-2 and 2:14 pace 2:05 3-4.
Secretary of the Navy Daniels said at a San Diego banquet that some senators who opposed the league of nations now resist war-ending aims they once supported in 1916. He cited the 1916 naval bill, its provisions to back disarmament after Europe’s hostilities end, and the paradox of a strong navy alongside efforts to halt future armaments. He recalled the bill’s narrow 19 vote margin and argued strength compels world leadership toward reducing navies and militaries. Mr and Mrs Frank Rudolph plan to move from Twin Falls to Pocatello August 15.
The Shamrock club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Mart Dean's home with seventeen members present. Guests Mrs. Whitehead and Miss Seymour attended, and a clever program was presented under the guidance of Mrs.
Adrian J. Pieters, agronomist, and R. H. Smith visit Twin Falls to study clover seed prospects. They report Idaho’s overall acreage is short but yields per acre are good, with Clover seed a notable local business in the region.
An old remedy Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound is marketed to darken gray hair. The product offers a natural, even darkening effect after a few applications and is described as a desirable toilet requisition for a youthful look, not a disease treatment.
Notice of Sheriff sale under foreclosure issued by the Fourth Judicial District of Idaho. Harley O Milner plaintiff versus Merchants Trade Journal Orchard Company W J Pilkington W B Amsbury and the Consolidated Wagon and Machine Company defendants. Sale set for August 16 1919 at 10 am at the court house front door to satisfy a decree and costs.
The Board of Trustees of Independent School District No 1 Twin Falls Idaho invites sealed bids by 8 p.m. on Monday July 21 1919 for adding four rooms to the Washington building. Plans by Burtean Morse Minis Architects are available at the First National Bank building. A $15 deposit and $600.60 certified check with each bid are required. The board may reject any bid and bids must include a satisfactory 60 percent contract bond. Dated July 15 1919 Twin Falls Idaho.
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