The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1909-09-24
MERIDIAN LOCAL NEWS.

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James Rash, of PowersvilIe, Mo.
asks for the Times to be sent to
him.
The new school house at Ustick
bailt of white brick, is nearing
completion.
Mrs. M. Barr and daughter En-.
dora were visiting in Boise yes
terday.
Ell. 9. Wilson is enjoying a visit
from his brother, from Howard
county, Nebraska.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. G. L.
Stalker, residing two miles north
west of town, Oct. 18th, a girl.
Will Matlock, residing four
miles northwest of Meridian, has
two children i'll with the typhoid
fever.
For Sale-Thoroughbred Jersey
COW. VIII be fresh the first Of
November. j. F. Rose, IL mile
south of Meridian.
Bulk comb honey, extra fine, IL
prounds for 81. No less amount
sold. Bring a pail. E. f. At
water.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mcneil and
Mrs McNeils mother, from Five
Mile were down Sunday and Wis
tied with Mrs. jackson.
The Times Office prints big and
attractive sale bills. Your order
is respectfully solicited, when in
need of anything in this line.
Mrs. Ida M. Myers formerly
Miss Ida NJ. Stanton) orders the
Times sent to. her at Tukwila,
King county, Washington, where
she is now located.
President Taft will be at Poe
atello, Idaho, for a brief time next
Sunday, on his way to Montana.
He will not visit southwestern
Idaho.
The Beckman place near the
Upper Fairview school house has
been sold through the agency of
j. Matt Anderson, to J. W. Tray
ert, for $1,000.
Governor johnson, of Min
nesota, died this week, following
an operation. During the last
campaign he was talked of as a
candidate for president on the
democratic ticket. .
A surprise prrty was given by
the Bible class of the Christian
church and other friends to Mr..
and Mrs. L. A. Karnes yesterday
afternoon. They expect to remove
soon to northern California.
J. M. Flack has bought the j. L.
Lewis go acres, a half mile west of
Onwiler, for $3.50 per acre. Mr..
Flack will move onto the place
soon. j. Matt Anderson was the
agent,
Among the Powersville, Mo,
people visiting here are Mr.. and
Mrs. Dave Harbert and W. H.
Pollock and daughter. John Boil
den, of Lncerne. Mo-, was here
last Sunday, on his way to the
Seattle exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. T M. Hashbarger
and children have returned from
near Council, where they went
last spring. Mr.. Hashbarger dis
posed of some of his holdings
there at good advance, but still
retains his claim.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. g. Rouse, of
Abba, Iowa, who are touring the
northwest, and Mrs. Martha Mar
tin, of Boise, were visitors this
week at the home of Mr., and Mrs.
D. W. McFadden. Mr.. Rouse is
q cousin of Mr.. McFaddsn and
this is the first meeting for thirty
years.
Mrs. Matte ]. Alexander, who
has charge of the Orphans Home
project, has removed to Meridian.
It is understood that J. L. Midday
has made proposition to sell at
very low figure five acres of ground
west of the school house, which is
being considered by the trustees
of the Home.
Mrs. r. E. Green, of Nampa,
died last Saturday of hemorrage of
the stomach. the result of injuries
received in a runaway. For six
years her husband was manager of
the Ridenbaugh canal, and she as
sisted him in the office great
deal. She leaves six children,
Mrs. j. L. Niday, Of Boise, being
one of the number.
City Clerk G.. M. Compton says
that someone broke into his house
last week. The circumstances as
finally revealed, were that the two
daughters-in-law influenced Mr..
and Mrs. Compton to go to Boise
for weeks visit. AS soon as they
left, the ladies, with the help of
James and Charley, got busy. A
carpet was put down,
with furniture and other articles
and since the father and mother
came home they have been discoy-
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