The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1910-10-28
Meridian and Vicinity.
Republican rally next Tuesday


evening, I. o. o. T. hall.
For Sale-Pullets; hatched early
in May. Mrs. L. P. Biddick.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John B.
Cato, October 18th, fine boy.
Mrs. @. L. Dutton has been i'll
this week.
J. w. Estes has moved into the
Jones property on West Pine
street.
VIM. A. Goulder, a veteran
Idaho journalist, died at Boise
this week.
The Globe Optical Co. will
have a representative in Meridian
Friday, Nov. 4th.
The ladies of the Christian
church have planned dinner for
Thanksgiving day.
The republican rally next Tues.
day night promises to be a hum-
mer. Don't fail to be there.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church
will serve dinner on election day,
one week from next Tuesday.
Miss Hannah Kellerman has re-
turned to Boise after a two-weeks'
visit with Mrs. W. F. Downey.
A. W. Fuller, the eighth grade
teacher, has moved into town from
his farm north of Meridian.
G.. B. Humphrey, plumber, has
located in Meridian, and is asso-
ciated with the Vickers-Sims Co.
The family of James Mitchell,
of the reclamation service, has re-
turned to Meridian from Kuna.
Quite a little building is going
on in the town of Kuna, and a
new addition was laid out this
week.
Twin boys arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Carpenter,
two miles south of Meridian, Mon
day, October Oath.
The Union Coal Il Feed Co,
have fine new set of Fairbanks
scales installed this week. capable
of holding up IL tons of weight.
Otis Starr and Miss Blanche
Owens were married by Rev. DR.
Sharpe Wednesday. They will
make their home near Meridian.
DR.. T. T. Sharpe had the mis-.
fortune to step on a nail this week
and he has made several trips to
the doctor to have it treated.
Little Mary Hayden fell and
broke her arm Monday. The doc
tor has the little one in charge,
and she is getting along nicely.
A special meeting of the rural
district directors Wednesday night
was called to draft a course OF
study for the agricultural class.
Fine photographs at reasonable
prices. Phone Ind. 755 for ap'
pointment. Mrs. E. A. Newell
Meridian, Idaho.
E. G.. Dunkin has in transit 6
car of frst-class old corn. Those
wishing corn at car prices shoulc
phone in their orders.
Chickens for ;Sale-Fifty fine
pure-bred Barred Plymouth Roch
cockerels at $3.50 each. Burt l.
Badley, Meridian, phone 6S.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert ADAM
and son Keyster and Miss Spiel
man, of Boise, and Miss Ethe
Beery, of Nampa, were Sunda!
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. +. Z
Pfafle.
J. W. Estes has opened up
real estate and insurance office II
the building near Sharp's hsrnes
shop on Broadway. He recent,
sold his billiard hall to Wood q
Swindsman.
A public reception is 6eln! q
planned for DR.. and Mrs. L. 1
Sharpe by the ladies aid soclet,
of the Methodist church, to b
this Friday evening, at IN
church parlors. The invitation
to everyone.
Frsem Eakins and family haV
returned from Cambridge, an
they will locate at EicheIbergel
on the Boise Valley hne. NJ!
Eakins is glad to get back to TIL
section. -, i,
A big republican rally will b
held at Boise Monday nigh
Special excursion on the Bols
Valley. Governor Brady will az
swer the charges made against tn
state land board. Everybody troi
Meridian and vicinity invited.
j. J. Jones has returned non
after a two.months' stay IN Dei
YER, and his health is greatly 10
proved. He spent a few day
visiting in Missouri where he sa!
the crops are not as good as
Idaho. He states that DR.. T. !
Payne will retnrn to Meridian
about 10 days.
WI Hoyne will offer for sal
at 10 months time, at his ranc
A.. 81, H. ,,or4h af Merida