The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1909-06-18


under the firm name Of Anderson
Luker & 90. Three such enter
prising men should make this
business prosper,
R. p. Cleek ia able TO uss his
leg again and discard the plaster
cast. He had severe fracture of
the limb several weeks ago and il
has caused him considerable in.
convenience coming at a TINS
when spring work Was at hand.
A call for q mass meeting of the
temperance workers is issued for
Friday night the 18th. All who
are interested in the abolishment
of the saloon and the enforce
msnt Of the law should attend.
1t will be in the city hall.
J. A. Shaw, who has had charge
Of the school building and
grounds for three years, has fin
ished his work. When q man at
tends to his duties so faithfully
he is entitled to q mention and
the Times is glad to make note Of
hls conscientious effort to serve
the people and district well.
Fred B. Nixon is showing some
pictures of the Kuna cave, which
are interesting and they may be
seen at DR.. 81. r. Meals Office.
This wonderful freak of nature is
about 16 miles southwest of Mer-
idian. The depth of the cave is
not kuown, as parties have gone
back 500 feet and on account OF
bad air and cold feet were com.
pelled to return.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Payne, of
Ogden, Utah, ara visiting with
Mrs. Payne's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. L. Badley. Mr.. Payne,
who has been employed with an
empress company in Ogden, has
been appointed to government
position in the reclamation ser.
vice and has been assigned tenn.
porarily as purchasing agent in
this territory, with hsadquartsri
at Nampa.
! In alsttsr from junction City
Kansas, june 7th to j. 81. Nc
Sparran, "a. e. Wilhite says that
1--we closed our three weeks meet
ing here last night with a total oi
160 additions. The church had
10 members when ws came and il
now has 230. They have to movs
to the opera house for future ser,
vices as the church will not hold
the crowds" This sYangslistic
team will be here the latter par
of October.
| s. H. Grifiths, who will bs
manager of the new Spray Com
pany, states that arrangements are
being consummated for the build
ing of their plant and that eithel
the old electric power station viii
be purchased or a new building
CONSTRUCTED. Last year the max
ing of the spray solution did no
begin until we'll towards spring
This year to meet the big demand
for the product, the start viii b,
made earlier to have supply OF
hand.
The Childrens' Day Exercises
at the M. E. Church South las
Sunday were largely attended, thu
place being crowded. The pro
gram was one of the best eve,
given in Meridian and showeC
not emily talent but the indication
of careful training on the part o
the committee, Mrs. 81. Barr. Mrs
lW. J. Davidson and Mrs. PER-,
Lewis. The superintendent
Charles f. Compton had charge
The decorations were made BY
Mrs. J. D. Crooks, Mrs. Tucks,
and others. Among the out-of
town visitors were Rev. ]. b
Kincaid, of the BOISE circuit, ant
Rev. G, U. Cross, former pastor.
w. J. Preston, who has hac
charge of the Idaho-Oregon Elec
trio Power plant in Meridian fo
two years, concluded his worl
Wednesday and will leave will
his family next Sunday for Oceal
Park near Astoria, Washington
flor a two-months outing. Hi
future plans are not decided upon
lie 4 NAVAL who has beeu enp