The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1910-04-22
Mrs. M. q. Davidson is i'll with

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Grass and field seeds of all kinds
at the Union Coal & Feed Co.
The pupils observed Arbor Day
Friday by planting about 40 trees.
To get good results buy your
seeds from the Union Coal & Feed
Co.
George e. Atwater was this
week elected a director of the
Inter. Mountain Fair association,
at Boise.
Hazel Harrell has been absent
from school this week ON account
Of illness.
All prescriptions accurately and
carefully compounded at Hayden's
Pharmacy.
Garden seeds of all kinds; fresh
bulk seeds; onion sets, at Union
Goal & Feed Go.
For Early Ohios and Rural New
Yorker seed potatoes, call at Union
Coal & Feed Co.
We sell you seeds that will
grow out true to name. Union
| Coal & Feed 90.
Mrs. J. M. jackson has been
quite i'll this week, but is better at
this writing, \
Buff Leghorn eggs, $1,OO per
setting of Is. Fred Nav, Jr. In.
dependent phone 648, Meridian.
Mrs. Geoege Marcellus received
a beautiful canary by express from
Philadelphia this week.
Mr.. Milgrey, living with the
family of John Harris, near Eagle.
is seriously ill with typhoid fever.
Pasture-I have good pasture
for stock, one and one-half miles
east of Meridian. HTW. jackson.
phone, Ind. 16.
For Sale-Thoroughbred Barred
Plymouth Rock eggs at $1.25 per
|. setting of Is eggs. L. G. Lane,
Meridian, Idaho.
Seed is our line End we sell you
seeds that will grow. It isn't the
quantity you get, hHc the quality
that will grow. Call at the Union
Coal & Feed Co,
For SaIe--Fire. ear'v cabbage
plants, 500 per hundred; tomato
plants, .75e. Mrs. 81. E. Pickett,
Meridian, Idaho.
Strayed-From the ranch, two
and one.half miles northwest of
Meridian, three cows, one red, one
spotted and one brindle Jersey.
A. s. Hadley.
Pasture Room for 25 head
|. One-half mile northeast of Meri-
. dian. Phone 247 Red, J. A.
Watts.
Spraying-I will be ready April
lst to spray all kinds of fruit trees.
etc. / guarantee satisfaction. Call
me, Ind. $40 R, Meridian, Idaho.
]. M. Sturgeon.
Word came to town last Friday,
the 18th. of the arrival of bright
baby girl at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace T. Bray, near Onwiler.
Walter Roberts, formerly con-
nected with a newspaper in Meri-
dian, was married Wednesday to a
Miss Thornton, at Boise. They
will make their home on a ranch
near Nampa.
Prof. George H. Aller held a
musical recical for his class at
Boise Wednesday night. Two
pupils from Meridian, Jesse
Hedges and Lorrin Caldwell, were
present.
The district president of the
Epworth League, Mr.. Elford, was
$ down from Boise Sunday. He
arranged to hold district conven-
ton in Meridian May 18th to 18th.
Further particulars next week.
For Sale-One two-year-old fl
ley; choice of two frst-class COWS;
two yearling heifers; one DeLaval
"Humming Bird" cream separator;
one l4-inch turning pillow; one
lady's astride saddle. E. A. New
ell, Meridian, Idaho.
The Commercial club banquet
last Thursday night, at the Odd
Fellows hall, was one of the most
interesting affairs ever held in
Meridian. About 80 business men
! from Meridian and neighborhood
were present, as we'll as a.
~ dozen or so from Boise.
George Marcellus and J. B. Kel- |
sy have a big contract to clearsev-
efal thousand acres of ge-brush |
land in Blaine county, near Mount
ain Home, near which many have
recently made desert locations.
Mr. Marcellus returned Wednes-
uay from trip to look over the
+ ground.
Emmett Pfost has traded his
residence property in Meridian,
ana will remove soon to Cam
oFldge, to make that place his
uome. 1t is regretted that Mr..
and Mrs. Pfost have decided to
ieaVe Meridian, but we wish them
good luck.
The little child of Dar Culver,