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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1920
Page
1
Miss Lillian Graybear of Filer and many Twin Falls residents and out of town visitors were seen in the business district yesterday. Shoppers and businessmen from Jerome, Nampa, Burley, and other areas arrived for brief shopping trips and meetings, with many planning to stay over the weekend to handle affairs.
Harry Baish of Kimberly spent Saturday afternoon in Twin Falls on urgent business and returned last evening. Miss Mary Houston of Jerome moved to Twin Falls yesterday afternoon to visit friends and shop. Mrs T A Snyder of Filer spent the day in Twin Falls visiting the stopping district with Mrs Beye and daughter Helen among shoppers. Louise Tickenberry departs this morning for Pocatello to visit friends for a couple of weeks. May Bardish of Buhl motored to Twin Falls yesterday for a shopping trip with visits. Anna Hawkins of Tiler also spent the afternoon in the Twin Falls area.
In response to an inquiry last night, the Allmendinger Studio situation drew attention as rumors of discontinuing vocal instruction circulated. Guibert Bulidhas addressed the matter, maintaining terms and intent of prior arrangements.
A birthday luncheon is noted for the Ez couple as they plan to establish their home in Kimberly New York near Pwin Falls. The event highlights their move to the Kimberly area and the couple’s plans for residence.
Miss Daisy McClure of Sand Lake Michigan wed Mr Harry Smith yesterday afternoon at the Methodist church. Rev A G Bennett officiated. The couple plans to reside near Twin Falls Idaho after the ceremony and reunion with family.
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