The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1910-03-25
Meridian and Vicinity.

Hayden's Pharmacy.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. b. Ellis havt
moved to Gooding, Idaho.
Mrs. Lottie Taylor has taken
sole charge of the Meridian hotel
To get good results buy YOU,
seeds from the Union Coal & Feed
Co.
Have you seen the new straw
hats at Hunts, all shapes, sizes
and prices.
All prescriptions accurately and
carefully compounded at Hayden's
Pharmacy.
See the elegant line of new fetl
hats in spring and summer shades
at Hunts.
Work Wanted-Washing and
plain sewing, at my house. Mrs.
F. W. Evans.
Garden seeds of all kinds; fresh
bulk seeds; onion sets, at Union
Coal & Feed Go.
We sell you seeds that will
grow out true to name. Union
Coal & Feed Co.
WANTED = Cows for town pas
ture. Close in. Enquire of Ralph
Hendershot, on Flack place.
Mrs. R. a. Dunlap, of Boise,
was the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. John F. Baird, Thursday.
Call and see our display and
stock of garden, grass and flower
seeds. Union Coal & Feed Go.
Buff Leghorn eggs, $1.0O per
setting of Is. Fred Nav, Jr. In.
dependent phone 648, Meridian.
A. S. Hadley has used drag to
level the road along by his place,
which is good example for others.
Millinery and Switches-Will
make switches and trim hats
Cheap. On the ranch, Mrs. w. F.
Tucker.
For Sale or Trade -Plow, Nc
Cormick mower, home made lev
eler, eight fine homing pigeons.
ID. w McFadden
Glenn Hedges has purchased an
extra lot east of his residence of
Mr.. Nourse, of Boise, and also one
directly in the rear.
Dressmaking-I am ready to do
plain and fancy sewing. Bring on
your Easter dresses. Mrs. Charles
Pitcher, Ind. phone 454.
Mrs. O. E. Krieder, of Boise, and
Mrs. Rachel McAulty, of Lincoln,
Neb., were here last Thursday,
visiting with Mrs. Harry Cham
plin.
Word has been received from
Emmett of the serious injury in
runaway of D: M. Stokesberry,
former Meridian citizen. A mule
team ran away, and in the accident
hswas badly bruised up.
For Sale-Five room house and
1Ve lots on Idaho street, Meridian.
Barn, hen house, berries and
Choice fruit. Farm property or
i've stock will be taken in part
payment. Price $500. Enquire
Of Henry DAILY.
Geo. A. White has bought 20
acre ranch near Upper Fairview,
paying $4,000 for it. He has al
edytaken possession. Mr.. White
recently i1 took prospecting trip to
the Council valley, but came back
sat!shed to remain in the Meridian
country.
". J. Carpenter who has been
spending few weeks in this vi
Slnity returned to Portland yester-
Say, nay, accompanied by his daughter,
T Rts' Vida Robinson, ,,and his son,
Eafi, who is convalescenS after a
slsge OF typhoid at a Boise hos
j.. 6eorge E. Atwatsr is improving
sne Stewart place.. west of town.
norLh ;t Of the Sol Nelson ranch,
m I'm 12-acre commercial orchrd,
e aaa also setting out, on the 40
S.les S. owned by him known as the
SAaton place, three miles south
ehard. -o"A "0io' u -
Rouis Louis b. Compton and Miss
Pa PPsftha Sharp were married at
st;a ase Monday, Rev. Lovett ofici-
sa The groom is the youngest
tou n y Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Comp
viii viii Of Meridian, and is employed
vail! s.l !He Boise Produce Co. The
" y ing was at the home of Mrs.
baall mss Jessie Neighbor, who has
MAJ sn making an extended visit
me family of her uncle, r..
hon carpenter, leaves to-day for her
pisn' 6t Dixon, lii. She was
Iesaa Leu party by the Epworth
honssu hsue :. Ihusday evening at the
Ne;sb u Mrs. j. A. Fenton. Miss