The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1909-07-16
MERIDIAN LOCAL NEWS.

For Sale-6o0d mtlcn COWS. W. r.
Tucker.
Art Garrett has gone to Boise and
Eagle On abusiness trip.
Mr.. A. K. Ballard has moved his fam
lily to Meridian from Nampa.
J.ID. O'Brien has his big sheep sale
today, ave miles northwest oi Meridian.
The children of Duff Rockhold have
been quite i'll with the prevailing sum-
NOR complaint.
Rolley Howry is building new fiye-
room house east of town to replace the
burned structure.
Mrs. f. w. Evans has been i'll this
week but we are glad to report that st Q
is better at this writing.
The new seats are being placed in the
school house this week and Janitor
Pitcher says it is big job.
The rail road will mako special rate
OF 4oc for the round trip to Boise next
Wednesday on account of the circus.
Mr.. Lee Pfcst has returned to Merid-
ian and joined his family hare after mn
absence of about years in California
and Oregon.
Myrtle Wilson, granddaughter of J.
M. Lang, submitted to an operation this
week for appendicitis. The Operations
was very successful
Attention is called to the ssmi-annual
clearance sale of shoes at RAIDERS
Boise, full particulars of which scan be
found in another column. Read it.
| Jack Garrett has returned from an
interesting vacation spent Eat Trinity
Lakes in ElmOre county. Trinity peaks
have about thirty feet Of snow on them
he ssys.
G. M. House has sold to David Beery
for $1,000 his forty acres one mile soutt
east of Meridian. Mr.. House will bu,
again. He lost his butcher business il
the Nampa fire.
Manager w. N. Donaldson, OF tht
Valley Electric line, states that th'
track will be completed 20 Nampa a
once and that crews of workman hav'
been put On the job.
| Jess Luker met with an vaccident las
week, horse falling on his foot. BlooC
poison was threatened as the bruise die
not heal as it should and Jess has beeE
under the doctors care.
Mr.. ]. T. Briggs has purchased fivt
acre tract west of town from s. NJ
Burns. The deal was made through
the Anderson Luker Estate Co. th'
consideration being 8, 100.
H. w. Brown, of Wichita, Kansas
has arrived to join his wife who pre-
ceded him here several weeks ago ant
they will locate near Kuna. He is /
brother of Mrs. James McCleneghan.
Chas. @. McCausland, son Of DR.
McCRusland, arrived here Saturday anC
has position with the Vickers- Sim
Company. DR.. McCausland will b
joined by the rest of the family Angus
LIST.
A full head of water is running in th,
ditch today for tho frst time since tn
break in the Ridenbaugh canal in Soutl
BOISE two weeks ago. For the past ST
days however, there has been SOM
water,
A concert will be given by the choi
OF the Methodist Church this Frida,
! evening at $50 o'clock. An interesting
program has been arranged and all AZ
cordially invited to attend. Admission
35e, children under IL, 15c., under 5 free
While Lee Adams was stacking ha
for W. +. Downsy this week, he fe
from the the top of the stacker poi'
thirty feet, into the arms Of Mr.. D0Nne
who caught him and thus saved 8,
Evere injury. As it was, Mr.. Adsms wa
shook up but not seriously hurt. Hi
escape seems almost miraculous.
: Section Foreman Jessie Montros
pulled Jap fron the front Of an al
lpIoacuAuB enS INC III bho 'uoAAuHoh 5oAN
= Monday. The Jap was not hurt bu
Il the engine hit Montrose on the shoaldC
causing bruise. It was narrow g
lcape from death from both parties an
Montrose is entitled to credit for h
courage.
The combined county court houi
land city building is up for discsssic
5. again at Boise. Meridian people shir
4 the buildings already provided ars ad
Iquate for some time to come and at Il
= recent election there were but nine m'
in this preciuet who voted in favor
the bonds and at the next election Il
& result will probably be tho same.
1t may be of interest to tho friends
Rev. r. G. Williams, former pastor
the NJ. e. Oh urch, South of this plaC
70 learn that the stork entered his hor
July 9th and left a fine l0]2 ID ba
girl. Mother and cAild are doing fir
They haven amed tbs woe grille, Fra
e els Willard, in honor o. that truly gre
aud noble women, who has done
J.. iuch forAhe uplifting Of womankind