The twice-a-week Twin Falls times., February 26, 1918, Image 2

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YOURS FOR A BIGGER
and better Kimberly. Boost
our city. It Is a duty and
WELL WORTH THE WHILE
MAKE KIMBERLY GROW!
Send this paper to your
friends. It may brim;
them here.
BOOST FOR KIMBERLY
THE KIMBERLY ADVANCE
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TUESDAY, FEB. 26, 1918
KIMBERLY DEPARTMENT TIMES, KIMBERLY, IDAHO
VOL. 1. NO. 27
Mrf.row Ftmoral Hoir!
ivlcvarew r unerai Field
in Twin Falls Todav
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Rev A » lames Officiates Over Ser.
The funeral of John F. McGrew. the
prominent Kimberly rancher, who was
Killed and his wife ibjured in an auto
vices at the M. E. Church
in Charge.
M. W. A.
You Don't Have
to Pay a Big
Price
for gooi
clothes.
I made to order
You will realize this
as soon as you see our ex
ceptional values at
sis
See Our Special Suitings
$ 16.50
Every Pattern All Wool
Each suit is made to your in
dividual measurements. Each
suit is cut separately and is
finished in tlie same manner
as the usual $25 or $30 suit.
Y r ou never had a better op
portunity to get an absolute
ly correct fitting, stylish
suit made expressly to your
individual measurements.
THOMAS RUSSEL
Kimberly
Idaho
Terrible isn't it? But lie left
those valuables in the house
while they
their vacation.
ROBSED!
were away on
And my valuable papers are
locked up at home in that
drawer. Thousands of dol
lars are going up in smoke
with those papers.
Either of these calamities are apt to happen,
safety deposit boxes iu a fire and burglar proof vault,
one. Run no more chances/*
FIRE!
Be safe, we have
Rent
The Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Idaho
Kimberly
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F-O-R-C-E-D-!
BEGINS MARCH 1st
At Tilley's Cash Bargain Store
Kimberly, Idaho
Special
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40 acres six miles north of Shoshone, 2-room
house, good stable ; fenced, 18 acres in alfal
fa. Price $150 per acre; $500 cash, balance
. easy terms.
40 acres, 4 miles southwest of Jerome, all
fenced with woven wire, 25 acres in grass,
good house, cistern, etc. Price $135.00 per
acre; $1500 cash, balance easy terms.
O. G. ZUCK & SON
The Kimberly Land Men
ac< ident near Burley, Friday, was
heM at th( . Method i 8 t church in Twm
this a t ternoon under lh. auspices of,
the M. w. A. The religious services,
were officiated over by Rev. A. W.
James of the Kimberly M. E. church.
.Mr. McGrew. his wife and two-year
old child wore in the car. going to
Hurlov on buwinuss.
i Mrs. McOrew states the car skidded
lo the roadside, apparently became
unmanageable, ran off a 15-foot era
bankment and turned over once. Mr*
McGrew was thrown out upon 1,1 *
head, being rendered unconscious , >;•
sometime Recovering she heard M-.
McOrew groaning. When she reach-,
cd him he was dead. The child vasl
i Mrs. McGrew waited beside the body
until nearly two hours had paared.
Then no aid coming, she left the
child wrapped up beside the body of
jits father and started to walk to Bur
.ley. seven miles away, for aid. At
Isome distance the woman met an auto
and help was summoned from Burley,
where the body was taken.
Mrs. McGrew returned hereon the
înmrifs ri . <I . a L a r ft h rn ? 0n ' r; ff \ rinK fr ° m
injuries to her head and back.
Deceased was 65 years old and be-|
mns with"'Jh C n'h S 8 |' X chl . 1(lr £, n ' lwo
sons with the Idaho boys in France,
. ,ö „J W n Fal 8 14 yea:s ago
,rroni .Nebraska.
uninjured.
Strong Talent at
Kimberly M. E. Church
'Pocatello District Ministerial and
Layman's Association Is to be Held
i March (i-S There.
j Pocatello District Ministerial
I chnrch ay wm 8 £ SS °hin ° n ,° f w he , E '
,î lu ''.. h , ' U * held at Eimberly,
March b-8. A strong program has
I the" re!lei ,ouch ) i T« U, f e '. lye issues
g - m the presel ?t
Strong talent will appear upon the
ofXiaeî'nfM'tn * GiIlihaa
of Boise Dr Mills of the home mis
Dr - L - Wemett, of Ida
ho 1 «ills, two returned missionaries
Ifrom India, and other Idaho men. The
public is cordially invited to ail these
A cordial welcome awaits
Charley having found
where they can get good (onsorial
work done are both satisfied, aml are
telling the good news to all their
frlends. Remember the place. It Is
in the old Geo. Bremer shop, Bremer
ami Brecken bldg.—J. E. Ogg, Prop.—I
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[ services.
(all who come.
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Mr an(1 Mrs , j. j. nunn returned
thlfi week lrom an extended trip in
, lhe east , visiting with old friends amt j
Natives. They have been absent
from home since before Christmas, so '
that the Kimberly people are very
, lai , to we lcomc them back.
j w . Moreland and family moved*
to t | le nor th side this week. They!
1 have rented a large farm about elev
j on miles from Jerome. Kimberly is
sorry to lose these worthy folks, I
though they have been with us but a,
short time, coming here from Colo-!
jrado. j
Orin Dolon and Albert made a bus
inoss trip to Twin Falls Monday.
I A h Fay was in town over Sunday,
visiting with his family. He return
e(1 to work Monday. Mr. Fav has
charge of a building near Rock Creek.
Rev. Russell preached Sunday even
inK for Rev . W. E. Harman of Twin
'Fails, who was called to attend a
meeting of the "Mon and Millions'"
movement, in an official capacity. The
meeting was held in Portland, Ore. 1
Garl Ridgeway and brother spent
Sunday fishing at Rock Creek. They !
report a catch of seventy-two fish, \
and two bad colds.
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N. W. Swearingen was confined to ;
his home several days this last week
with a severe cold. He was able to
work the later part of the.
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res;
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week, however.
Postmaster McDermott was confin
ed at his home on Tuesday with a
' M AI ' rs ' f • lab 'wpods'^together with
her daughters, Aliases Ar^Re and
am ) jmcile Woods, and young son
Harvey arrived Tunad-iv Jl '
I Kimberly I heir future home. Mrs
I Woods who is the mother of Hazel
Woods, teacher of the local grade
«chool, comes from Aurora Neb F
s. Woods, the husband and father
jgether with the other brother. Harv
are coming with tho fnpnifnm r r
| reside at t he ^ r 3^i y
, about two miles from town
| Mrs. Garl Ridgeway and Mrs.
j blin spent Tuesday afternoon in
' Falls.
to
ey.
) N. W. Swearingen spent Tuesday af
ternoon transacting business in Twin
Fails.
Miss Gail Burkhauiter returned
j home Tuesday after spending several
(la - vs visiting with her sister, Mrs W
11 - Arnold of this city. Miss Burk
Ihaulter is working in Twin Palls
! N. J. Hickerson left Wednesday ' for
Wendell He will return sometime
this week.
Stull Swearingen, local barber, has
purchased the Modern
Ham
Twin
Pantatorium
outfit from Clarence Decker, - He has
moved the Pantatorium to fcis shop,
known as "Red's Place."
Mr. Wilkson has charge of it.
Miss Christine Stone was compelled
to be absent from her school for a
Ä mT" lhl * °"
Mrs. Sam Merritt, Mrs
old and Mrs. Etta Hawk
day in Twin Falls
friends.
Miss Grace Willis is
her cousins. Mr.
on the South Hill,
W. M. Arn
spent Fri
visiting with
now living with
and Mrs. O. G. Zuck.
Frank Wilson took a couple cars
of hogs to the Ogden market this
week. He will return Monday.
Mrs. O. G. Zuck lias been quite ill
for a couple of days. She is reported
as getting better, though now
Garl Ridgeway went to the
side Friday, taking advantage
being Washington's birthday
hence the banks were closed.
FHHn e v° r f , Hare r 1 e,urllC(i t<> Kimberly
Wiehn tl r.® r a short bus iness trip to
W chita. Kansas. Mr. Hare took a
couple cars of potatoes to that place
from Twin Fails. P
north
of It
and
J. C. Herbsman, lecturer, gave a
fine, entertaining and very instruc
tive lecture last Thursday evening in
I the high school auditorium
I Rev, Russel, a Christian minister.
; who has been staying at the home
I Mr. Herndon, made a trip to Rupert
Friday He was called upon to make
a speech at the church there
Mr. and Mrs. Hollingsworth
,'isiting in Kimberly Friday. They
.formerly lived in Kimberly, but are
: now residing about two miles south of
iwin Falls.
j Miss Hilda Himier was confined to
her home for a couple of days this
week with the measles.
E. S. Woods
Of
were
,. , a nd Willard Woods
father and brother of Miss Hazel
Woods, arrived in Kimberly t
*?, mak f this city their future
Kimberly welcomes these
zens.
Sunday,
home,
new citi
Jasper King, left this week for Van
couver barracks to join the medical
(corps. Mr. King enlisted at Twin
Falls andr was sent to Vancouve
for future training.
j The Misses Hazel Woods, Arville
and Lucile Woods spent Saturday af
ternoon in Twin Falls.
I Mrs. Goldie Ridgeway spent Satur
day afternoon in Twin Falls.
Rev. Russel who Is staying at the
home of Will Herndon, was confined
at home a couple of days this week
with a severe illness.
Over half a dozen salesmen
Kimberly Saturday of last week. Sat
urdays seem to be their big davs
.casionally. h ays
j The editor of the local high school
annual says that it is most ready for
the press They are putting out
enlarged edition this year, and it now
" i>ks aa it Will meet its own el
penses through the sale of the annual
and the advertising secured
I rofessor Downing of the Kimberly
schools stated last Thursday n^ht at
(the Lyceum lecture that the local
raonev in'T f in ' Sh up «orné
money in the treasurer for the be
ginning of the new course next year.
were in
oc
an
He stated that already the course
was free from debt.
Dan Herrington ousted a couple of
l,ad lookera the oth « r night and saw
them safely out of town. The fellows
seemed to have no other occupation
than to look tough aml ,oaf around,
, The Farmers' and Merchants' Na
Hunk of Kiinbsrly is installing
*, helr f,re P™" f vau, 1 t aml sa£ety
deposit: boxes. The work was com
plelea Saturday or last week.
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Christian CHurcH Meet
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Began Here Monday
Annual Convention Churches of
Christ of East District of South
Klmherlv
Iduho Is Be,n * He,d Kim,,orl> -
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Monday evening the delegates of
the East District convention gathered
in the auditorium of the local Chris-j,.
tian church to take part in the open
ing services of the convention which L
will run until Wednesday afternoon. ,
Speakers from every church in the
east district, with the exception of
one or two, having no preachers, are
listed on the program
The program for the convention l
series is as follows:
Monday Evening
7:30—Devotional. V. G. Backman.
Kimberly,
8—Sdlo, Miss Hazel Wood, Kiniber
ly.
S : 10—Evangelistic sermon. Cliff K.
Titus, Burley,
Tuesday Forenoon
9:30—Devotional, F. E. Russell, of
Windsor. Mo.
10—Bible School Reports, Howard
Wilson. Pocatello.
10:30—Bible School Address, How
ard c - Wilson.
11—Teacher Training, A. M. Walk
er, Hansen.
11:20—Round Table, H. C. Wilson
leading.
Topics ;
The Standard of Efficiency.
Missionary Instruction in the Bible
School.
The Graded Lesson vs. the Uniform
Lesson.
The Teachers' Meeting or Teacher ;
Training?
Advertising the Bible School.
The Bible School and Soul Win- I
ning.
Officers and Department Su
ents and Their Duties,
12:30—Basket dinner,
.^ ver >' b °dy bring a basket who pos
81 > y can '
Tuesday Afternoon
C. W. B. M. session.
Tuesday Evening
7:30—Devotional. D. W. Updegraff.
8—Duet, Miss Wood and Mrs. Hawk.
8:10—Convention
Harman.
sermon, W. E.
Wednesday Forenoon
9:30—Devotional.
10:10—Reports
state secretary.
10 :3°—"The Business Affairs of the
Kingdom, N. K. Jensen. Rupert
U—The Primitive Gospel in Pio
nl eIds ' C ' E ' Evana . Idaho Falls.
11:30—Business.
12—Basket dinner.
1 ,» Wednesday Afternoon
1 :o 0 —Devotional,
society.
E ' ^ ddress - v - O- Backman.
2.30— C. E. Round Table,
man.
3—Special address,
Buhl.
3:30—Missionary Address,
E. Evans. Idaho Falls.
of Churches,
by
Kimberly C. E.
V. G. Back
A. J. Adams,
Mrs. C,
KEI) CROSS NOTES
h glven Monday,
by the Idah0 St0Ck Co - of
Murtaugh, was greatly enjoyed. A
large crowd
was
was present. The plav
one of the beat home talent
given in Kimberly.
ever
The Red Croas
greatly appreciated the boost in a fi
nanclal way. Fifty-seven dollars and
fifty cents was realized after expenses
These people gave their
services free, so the expenses
very light.
The W. C. T. U. meets on Wednes
day at the Red Cross
were paid.
were
This
room.
week there were very tew ladies pres
ent. Most of the members attend
ing other business meetings in town
on the same day.
wear and two pair socks were made.
Mrs. Fred Wilson of the Layette di
vision reports nearly all the Layettes
finished. They will be sent in next
week.
One suit of under
The dressing class meets Monday \
afternoon and evening each week. The i
need of these dressings is so great ;
that an afternoon class has been
ganized.
dressings was made this week.
Mrs. Strong reports knitting tor the
week four pair socks, three sweaters, |
two pair wristlets and one helmet.
The Red Cross is still in need of |
sewing machines either for the last,
three or the last two days each week. |
Mrs. Denton reports for the week, five
suits underwear, thirteen bed shirts,
fifteen pajamas, three jackets and two
bath robes.
A regular business meeting of the
Red Cross was conducted by the vice
president, Mrs. Atkinson. The reports
for the month were read. Mrs. Den- |
ton reported six feather pillows, 23
suits underwear, 27 bed shirts, nine
jackets. 34 pajamas, and two bath
robes.
or
One hundred and fifty :
M. E. Church Notice
Sunday, March 3, 1918.
10 a. m. Sunday school, J. C. Him
ier, Supt.
11 a. m. Public worship. Sermon
by the pastor. Subject: "The Trans
fer of the Aaronic Priesthood to
Christ."
5 p. in. Mission Study class.
6:30 p, m. Epworth League.
7:30 p. m. Patriotic service. "The
Challenge of the Present Crisis."
A. W. JAMES,
Pastor.
Tnterestinfif Program at
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JV1. JL. Church F CD. ZÖ
Thursday evening. February 28, at
the M , E . church, Kimberly, an illus
(rated lecture will be given entitled
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The Y. M. C. A. on tae Border and
In Camp. Illustrated with 100 tine
colored slides. Here are a few of
the pictures : Columbus New Alex- |
19° d ' . °, g , t0 „ ,.v°^
nlhind 0 ' the Front -'' "Su unites »or *
Behind the f ront Supplies .or
France, etc. Admission of 15 and HI | j
cents. I !
DISPUTED Bll LS How mmv I
h received statement's
f bills vou have alreadv naid How
imp j e u would have been if you had ,
j( . . . ... , check This bank
P eturns all canceled checks and each
check j receiot for some oav
^ It - 8 easy and it pa ™ Ask
.any business man. $1.00 opens "a A
checking account,$1.00. Bank of Kim
berly, Kimberly's oldest, largest and
strongest bank._(Adv.)
V. M. C. A. on Border and in Camp
Shown With 100 Fine Colored
Slides—Small. Admission.
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