The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1909-06-25
MERIDIAN LOCAL NEWS.

/ 'N-N@s 4.
The little girl Of John Hedges
is quite i'll with tonsolitis.
| Mrs. J. NJ. Jackson was a yisi-
tor in Boise last Saturday.
Miss Shaw was a visitor of sew
eral days at Ustick last week.
Ed Bartlett from Boston, Mass.
is the new baker at Champlin's.
Miss Leda La Tucker will go to
the summer school at Boise Mon
day.
VIM. Mikes, residing three
miles northeast of town, has been
ill with the fever.
Johnnie Cornish was down to
see friends from Silver City, and
will stay for a few weeks.
Mr.. z. J. Pearce and Mr.. S.
Ben Dunlap of Boise were Merid-
ian visitors last Thursday.
The public sale Of Nels Brood
held last Tuesday was we'll attend
ed and good price was the rule.
Mrs. McGarry and son came
up from Beaver, Utah, this week
for visit with Mrs. l.. G. Wilson.
G. G. Wilson was called to Des
Moines. Iowa, this week by tele-
gram stating that his sister had
died.
L. w. Smith, of Boise, is the
pharmacist at the Wilson drug
store during the absence of the
proprietor.
Senator John Lamb, owner of
the Silver City Nugget, was here
Sunday and visited with Frank
n. Taylor.
Mrs. H. E. Champlin leaves the
last of this week for American
Falls to visit with Mrs. W. b.
Davidson.
There will be the regular
preaching at the Church of Christ
Sunday morning at IL and at s p.
m. by the pastor.
G. w. Jordy and wife returned
to their home at Oskaloosa, Iowa,
Monday after visit at the home
of his brother, l.. 2. Jordy.
A lawn social was given by the
Christian EndeaYor Society of the
Christian Church at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Flack Wednesday
evening.
Neal Jones, little son of J. j.
Jones, was thrown from horse
last Friday and bruised consider
ably. He has recovered however
from the effects of it.
Mrs. j. j. Jones has gone to
Freeman, Mo. to attend the funer-
al of her mother, Mrs. Rebecah
Maloney. Mrs. Jones will return
about July LIST.
Mrs. George Parkin leaves this
week for Taft, Gilmore county to
join her husband and they will
make their home on the ranch
there this summer.
J. W. johnson, elevator con-
tractor, is in town and is dong
the preliminary work in connec-
ton with Manager Weckbaugh in
getting the Pioneer Company
plant started.
Mrs. E. G. Biddick and child,
from Mulford, Wis, arrived in
Meridian this week to join Mr.
Biddick, who came here this
spring and took charge of the
81. B. Ellis farm. Mrs. Biddick
is accompanied by her sister, Miss
Rose Hitchcock.
Miss Emma Lee returned to her
home at Weiser Wednesday after
visit here with her sister, Mrs.
Chester Tracy. Mrs. Tracy ac-
companied her home for a brief
visit, and to attend a birthday
party in honor of her father, Rev.
Herbert Lee.
DIR, w. j. Ross, a veterinary
surgeon, who recently arrived
from San Francisco, has estab-
lished his Office at the Walla
Walla correl in Boise. He made
Meridian visit Wednesday and
spoke as being very fayorably i'm
pressed with the town.
j, P. Kick has sold his big
ranch of 313 acres, nine miles
northwest of Meridian, to the Id
aho Land Co., John Ireton, man
ager. The price paid was 500 an
acre. The place is well improved.
MIR. Kick viii remain there this
season.
Messrs. Hayden and Shaw, re-
turned Christian missionaries
from China. gave moving pic
ture visit to foreign lands Tues