The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1909-12-24
No Merry Christmas!

Mrs. D. L. Bailey is ill this
II week.
Drums for the boys at Hayden's
NJ Pharmacy.
n For eTwogood COWS. E.
n 81 Bickford
Booklets for the little folks at
Hayden's.
Hayden's.
Holiday post cards at Hayden's
y Pharmacy.
Pigs for sale, large or small.
AS. Hadley.
Mrs. S. F. Brewer is i'll with
typhoid fever.
Fine chocolates and bon-bons at
Hayden's Pharmacy.
Mrs. Leroy Adams was on the
sick list this week,
Big dolls, little dolls and doll
& heads at Hayden's.
Go to CARROTS for useful
Il Christmas presents.
B Hunt has the finest line of,can-
D dies in Ada county.
n W. W. Groves is convalescent,
after a serious illness.
j Pastry sets for the little girls at
B Hayden's Pharmacy.
Go to CARROTS for useful
q Christmas presents.
u 90. Price, who has been i'll
Il with typhoid, is better.
n Go to CARROTS for useful
4 Christmas presents.
Fine holiday stationery at Hay
denis pharmacy, post Office.
Il Father A. w. Snyder, who has
been i'll, is better this week.
Il Christmas and New Year post
cards at Hayden's Pharmacy.
Fine line of chocolates and con-
fections at Hayden's pharmacy.
Mrs. G. B. Frazier, who has
been so i'll, issnow able to sit up.
Frank Slater, after a severe case
of typhoid, is,able to be out again.
Beautiful Christmas and New
Years cards at the Barr Com'l Co.
Have you seen the display of
Il Christmas presents in Hunts win
|. dow?
Mrs. Frank Taylor who is at a
Boise, is recovering nicely from
an operation.
Born, Dec. 18th, to Mr.. and Mrs.
R. M. Finch, residing on Ten
Mile, boy.
G. G. Miller and family left this
week for Los Angeles, Calf, to
make their future home.
Mrs. Matte Muncy and her son,
residing on Upper Fairview, have
both been seriously i'll.
If you want fine Christmas
|, present for man, woman or child,
you will find it at Hunts.
Milton Lauderbaugh, who has
been dangerously i'll with typhoid
fever, is now out of danger.
G. G. Tobias. on his return from
Chicago, brought back with him
100 head of Shropshire sheep.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs, Cash
Nav, residing folr miles north of
Meridian, fine girl. Dec. Goth.
Frank Long, who has had Sc
we're case of typhoid, is much bet
ter this week, and is sitting up.
George White, residing north
west of town, was taken to Boise
hospital Wednesday, for an oper,
alton.
The ground is covered with q
light fall of snow, about one inch
This is enough to make it seem
like Christmas.
Hunts is the place to buy your
Amas candy and nuts for schools
and Sunday schools-special
prices. Come and see. !
Paul G. Holt, the gentlemanly
agent of the RIG. Dun Mercan,
Tile Agency, of Salt Lake, was in
Meridian Thursday. ~
A nine-pound girl has arrived
at the home of Howard Hayes,
and her birthday will be Decem-
Der Goth.
Mrs, Sarah Erskine and son J
" Erskine, left for Spokane re,
Gently, after a visit with Ahel
laughter, Mrs. Mcclure.
BY the promise that we will, not
pc afflicted with a saloon, the
county commissioners have given
meridian a nice Christmas pres,
ent' and one that is appreciated.
An agricultural and horticul.
toral congress will be held in Me.
! indian January Sd to Sth, with day
and evening sessions. Every fruit
grower, tlairYman, poultryman
s'oek raiser and farmer is invited
Postmaster s. M. G. Reynolds
received word from Washington
=. 4, this week that his salary
lad been Increased from $1,000 tC