The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1909-12-17

The Christmas exercises by the
Sunday school of the NJ. E
church will be held next Friday
evening. This promises to be a
joyful event and Santa Claus will
positively be there.
j.. K. Deck has the county
agency for the Monitor Gasoline
Sad Iron, made at Big Prairie,
Ohio. With this iron, five cents
worth of gasoline will more than
do a days ironing. Eon-expIo-
sive, no accident in six years of
use. Price 81:
Mrs. L. K. Deck has left her
husband to get his meals for him
self and has gone for two-weeks'
visit with her daughters. Mrs. z.
B. Barker, at Boise. and Mrs. B.
l.. Badley, at Barber Dam. She
has promised to return in time to
get L. K a Christmas dinner.
Under the law the town board
can appoint a village board of
health to work in conjunction
with the county organization. The
board has appointed the three
physicians, Drs. Neal, Dutton and
Payne, as such board, with DIR.
Neal as chairman.
There has been delay in getting
the legal proceedings necessary to
call the water works bond election
completed, but Chairman Ander-
son, of the town board, states it is
expected to have the necessary ar
rangements made and the election
called for early in February.
Word has been received from
Milton, Oregon, that Evangelist
Fl. E. Wilhite has returned from
Riverside, Calf, where he at
tended the funeral of his mother,
and has taken charge Of the re-
vival meetings. Prof. Tuckerman
writer that he has a fine chorus.
Tuesdary night the Masons of
Meridian elected new officers as
follows: E. G. Plafe, master;
Rolley Howry, senior warden;
G. L. Dutton, junior warden,
Charles Howry, treasurer; &. B.
Frazier, secretary. The installa-
tion will be next Tuesday evening.
Ballard Brothers. the real estate
men, have recently sold John
Whitlock's home place in town.
consisting of q acres. to John l.
Jones, recently of Murphysboro
Illinois, for S105O. This is the
former location of Whitlock's
nursery. The buyer certainly got
a bargain.
At the NJ. E. church next Sun,
day evening, at the time of the
regular service, the choir will take
charge, and present a Christmas
program of music, under the di
rection of the leader, Mr.. D. J
Bullock. There will be anthems
duets and solos by some of on
best talent. All are invited.
Mrs. Mary Guymon has rented
the Burns property on Idaho
street and across from the Mer
idian hotel and will conduct {
frst-class boarding house. The
place is equipped with hot and
cold water, with good baths anC
with modern conveniences. The
rooms and beds are nice and clean
Mrs. NJ. E. Cornish asks fol
her copy of the Times to be sem
to Boise instead of to Dewey
Idaho. John Cornish, a former
Meridian boy, has taken charge o.
restaurant, at 10th and Grove
Streets in Boise, and will be glac
to see his old friends, who wish 1
square meal at short notice.
| Dairyman A. r. HadleY, in linz
with other dealers in the county
now supplies milk to Meridian
customers in glass bottles. Whil'
the cost is a cent more a quart
| 1.-THE arrangement is more satisfac
tory. 1t not only complies Will
the law, but it furnishes the Gus
toner with better and oleane
receptacle for the milk, and
especially in warmer weather, vii
be more sanitary and healthful.
The Meridian school board ha