The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1909-12-03

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water will be turned in this week
II work is finished at the heac
gate in time. This will give all
an opportunity to Fill cisterns and
ponds.
/ George Anderson, brother of J
Matt Anderson, has arrived here
with his family from Pagosa
Springs, Colorado, and expects to
make their home at or near Meri.
dian. We welcome these worthy
people to our midst.
The funeral Of Mrs. Christina
Moller, wife Of. Nels Moller. was
held from the NJ. E. church Fri
day Deceased was 38 years of
age and was born in Denmark
She leaves two small children and
devoted husband to revere her
memory.
About $125 was raised this week:
for boys club, to be conducted
as a reading room and gymnasium.
Prof. Neal Nash and others have
the matter in charge, and it is
promised that warm and comfort
able place will be fitted up for the
boys. It is a fine idea and it is
hoped that the institution will
prosper.
Married, Nov. 26tb, at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. L, KindalI, in Meridian.
Rev. Winters officiating. Mr..
James j. Kyle to Tina Kindall.
The couple are we'll and favorably
known here, and start their mar
ried life under favorable circum-
stances. They will make their
home here.
Rev. H. S. Shangle, Presiding
Elder of the NJ. E. Church south, |
will be in Meridian, Dec. As. and
will hold our first quarterly con-
ference Saturday evening at 8 o.
clock. Will preach Sat. night and |
Sunday morning. A cordial invi-
.<Rtion is extended to the public to
attend all of these services. N. D.
Wood, Pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Fenton en-
tertained at 5 o'clock dinner in
honor of their daughter Esther's
sixteenth birthday, on Wednesday.
Games and contests were enjoyed
in the evening, and voted an en-
tire success. Those participating
were: Misses Winters, Darling,
McCausland, Bickford. Pfaf1e.
Neighbors and Mrs. Bullock. and
Messrs. Phillips. Grice, Smith,
Knutson, Byers, Atwater and Bull
.ock.
DR.. P. L. Payne reports the
birth of twin boys at the home of
Seria Lopez, two miles, northwest
IF Meridian, last Wednesday
week. The doctor says that in his
our years of practice here he has
presided at the advent into the
world of eight pairs of twins.
Still we hear talk about race sui
,ide-guess they don't refer to the :
Meridian country. :
There has been some delay in ,
getting the call ready for the :
water works bond election. Viii 7
age Attorney Reynolds has re- '
'eived an offer from a responsible @
Denver bond firm, offering the
ervices Of their attorney free in. G
dvising the proper proceedings =
or an election, to conform to the =
daho statutes. This will be fur
lished in few days and the call
will be issued at the earliest date L
,ossible. "
I. s. Smith has rented his ranch
nd on account of i'll health in his
amily, will change climate. He
ill therefore sell at public auction :
his ranch, one mile south and J.
our miles east of Meridian, Fri
ay, Dec. 10th, two mares, two :,
otis, four COWS, five heifers, two O
alves and one bull. Also q fl
hickens, 46 geese, two fat hogs, W
D tons alfalfa hay, farm machin- ?
ry and household and kitchen
lrniture. Col. Marsters and son l,
re the auctioneers and E. G. L
faffle, clerk. f
Opening of the Boys Club Room.
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