The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1910-11-04
Meridian and Vicinity.

p porr to Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
lannt. u Thursday, November Sd, a
laughter
Ne Margaret Thomas was five years
,ld last Saturday and a jolly little
INV was given in her honor.
porn, 10 Mr.. and Mrs. William
Al;IIikifi, residing in Lower Fair
1siav. Tuesday, Nov. lst, a girl.
For the primary election 449
Dersons registered in Meridian
I Pyacinot. OF these 246 voted.
re. Burt and family will re-
,ooye shortly to Cambridge, Idaho,
rsor where he has q choice piece
b land,
/ am ready to do plain sewing.
/ Ms. R, A. Stanton, west end Of
Broadway, Meridian, Ind. phone
81 l54 Red.
II The democrats have planned
,alIy for all day Saturday, in Me-
ridian. Prominent speakers will
be present
Fine photographs at reasonable
prices. Phone Ind. 1855 for ap-
pointment. Mrs. E, A. Newell,
Meridian, Idaho.
Il The Ladies Aid of the Nj. E.
church will serve dinner and Sup
Der on election day at the |. o. 0.
F. hall. Go and get good meal.
The Ladies' of the Grand Army
/ Of the Republic will hoEd their
regular meeting tonight. A full
attendance is requested,
E. A. Griffin, residing three
\ miles northwest of Meridian, is
\ reported by the doctor as being
very i'll.
Chickens for Sale-Fifty fine.
pure. bred Barred Plymouth Rock
cockerels at $3.50 each. Burt l.
Bailey, Meridian, phone 63.
Lucille Baird's fifth birthday
was duly honored last Saturday
about 80 little folks being present
at party given in her honor
JF. Rose writes to have hit
Times sent to Ceres, California
where he says he has settled, haV
ing purchased ITO acres near there
for $4,000. - ,
For sale-Two thoroughbred
Poland China boars. First-clasS
condition. For information cal
on address A. P. Wolfe, r. f. y
No. 2, Meridian, Ind. phone 066
, Mr.. and Mrs. John Bowers, VIII
have been, visiting for seVera
weeks with John E. Clark AM
family, left Thursday morning TO
their home in Trinidad, Colorado
HIAWATHA COAL. Blu
one ton and it will go as far a
one and a quarter tons OF an
other coal. For sale only at IN
Union Coal g. Feed Co, Meridian
The. "Two Married Men," con
pany will be at the Home theatl
Saturday night, with their ban ban
and, orchestra, and a splendil
troupe. Don't miss this entertain
ment.
Friday and Saturday of tn
week will be the last chance
register. Mrs. Pettet will be
TolIeth's store this Friday ate
noon, and also after 7 o'clock Z
morrow evening.
James M. Roberts, the repuoI
can candidate for sheriff, RECEIVE
a fine vote in Meridian at the pl
mary, and will also receive III
vote next Tuesday. He is go'
man and will conduct the othce
proper manner.
George A. Latham, the cant
date for county commissioner {
the republican ticket, IRON: I
FIRST district, is an old resident
Boise. He is a successful ou
ness man, and is all right
county commissioner.
Fifty people from Merlai n!
helped to make up the magn.
cent audience that crowded
Pinney theatre at Boise, Mono
evening to hear Governor Brsa
address. 1t was the big mes'i
of the cempaign.
William Judson Wolfe q .
Miss Eva May Bay, both OF \
ridian, were married at Be
Wednesday. They are we'll kno
and popular young people ana .
Wedding comes as pleasant 5
prise to their friends.
Will Sims arrived home D., II
his trip to Arkansas last INT
day, and brought, with hin IN
bride. He was married to ~
Vinny Morris, at BentonV1l
Arkansas, on October 10Th.
newly-married couple. have s, 9
to housekeeping in Meridian, y
the best wishes of many trieno'
uarbart Ellsworth is the rep
lican candidate for assessor
has been resident of BOISE
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