The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1909-09-17

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no reason why any dental work
should be taken elsewhere. The
Times speaks of him in this COM
mandatory way as he deserves it
+and home industry should be pat
ronized.
Col. E. Marsters & Son, auction
eers, announce a big farm sale
Friday, October 1st. on the Ran
dali ranch, two miles east and a
half mile north of Meridian, of
property of Jack Parkin. The
property will include 5 horses, 5
cows, 6 heifers, 7 steers, a Jersey
bull, 4 hogs, 25 dozen chickens,
farm machinery, 50stons hay, pas
ture, household goods, ETC., etc.
| AS an aftermath of the election
in Ada county it may be stated
that the woman vote did not seem
to be deciding factor, as the pro-
hibitionists had counted on. This
pleads to the query that if moral
\ tissue, fairly drawn as it was in
| this election, does not influence
| this portion of our voting pop
Iulation, what is the benefit of
woman suffrage?
| The civil suit brought by the
government against the Barber
I Lumber Co. and co-defendants to
set aside 210 patents to timber
lands, on the Boise river, was
dismissed by Judge Bean, of Ore
gon. The decision in this big suit
which has attracted so much at
tention, is in favor of the Barber
Lumber Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilcox
have rented the Meridian hotel of
Mrs. E. G. Onwiler, and will take
charge next week. They are not
new at the business, and they will
deserve and receive a good patron
age. Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Bray
are at the Onwiler home temporar-
lily, while Mrs. Mary Guymon has
rented the WilIbu-n house on
} Pine street and will feed those
who come her way.
| Miss Efie Spicher left Meridian
Wednesday for SanFrancisco, Wis
: iting coast cities enroute. On
September 23d she will sail on the
steamship "Asia," formerly the
"Dorio) for Manila, Philippine
| islands, where she expects to re.
main a year. She will probably
5 teach there, and will enter the EN-
ploy of the government. Miss
Spicher's many friends here wish
E her bon voyage and good luck.
: IN. Martin, of Meridian, anc
J Thomas Moran, of Nampa, re
turned Saturday night from a tril
to Long valley, in Boise county
g They went up through Indian anc
: Council valleys and they say crops
t are good and there is an abundance
: of fruit. They say o. K. Knutsor
i has fine farm there. Some ot
e the Long valley state land will bt
: sold at Boise October I'd.
i Geo. E. Atwater & Co, and the
Schooler agency report the sale
5 for $4,000 of the M. G.. Grebe
ranch of 120 acres at Beatty station
: to McCrady Sykes, of Boise. Tht
land is in grain and pasture, bu
4 the purchaser will put out a bis
4 commercial orchard of Jonathan
L and Rome Beauty apples. M. G
Grebe has purchased 18 acres O.
|, the Wilson orchard, this week, fo:
: ts6,OOO.
Rev. and Mrs. W A. Winter
, land family have meved into th'
parsonage. Rev. Winters occu
pied the pulpit at the Methods
= church Sunday, and made a yer,
y favorable impression. He is
4 thorough Christian gentleman ant
e an interesting speaker. Mrs
Il Winters, the wife and helpmate o
J. our new pastor, is an accomplished
81 musician, and added much to tn
interest of the Sunday night ser
't vice.
81 Mrs. E. F. Hunt and Mrs. H. q
," "Luker bid their friends good by
- Wednesday and departed for tn
= land of the golden sunfower, fo
= = a rest and visit with relatives
The way Mr.. Hunt and Mr.. Luke
" look to-day one would imagin
, their wives had left them for good
. but this is not the case. Mrs
\ Luker will visit about month a
A and near Wilson, and Mrs. Hun
( will stay two months at Peabody
7 Kansas.
st Mrs. Coker entertained the so
Club at her home Tuesday even
l. ing, in honor of Miss Spicher an
If Miss Sites. An elaborate lunc
r, was served of sandwiches, frui
Is salad, olives, angel and deville
st food cake and coffee. Those pres
[. ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. Lukel
10 MIR. and Mrs. Hunt, Mr.. and Mrs
4 kLauderbaugh, DR.. and Mrs. Dut
n, ton, Mrs. Wilson; Misses Spicae
s. and Sites; Messrs Williams an