The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1910-12-23
Meridian and Vicinity.
Merry Christmas |

Just arrived, Hayden's complet
line OF holiday goods.
Large and elegant assortment O
dolls at Hayden's.
Books and games for old an,
young at Hayden's.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Harr,
Creason, December 21st, boy.
See Moving Picture Show az
about arrangements for Christina
presents.
Mrs. Homer Coleman has re-
turned from her visit to Dillon
Montana.
Miss Emma Hedges is home
from her school in Kuna for the
holidays.
Any lady would appreciate any
fine piece Of that fine chinawara
at Hayden's.
Floyd Tolleth has sold his home
place near Onwfler to DR.. Brawnt,
of Boise.
Rev. and Mrs. J. II. Ross, of
Kuna, are the proud parents of a
boy. born December 10th.
Chief of Police and Mrs. T. B,
Martin we're visitors at the home
of J. M. jackson Tuesday.
Hazel Harrell has been ill for
several days, but the doctor re-.
ports that she is ON the mend.
Attorney Claude Gibson was
down from BoisssSunday and WIS.,
tied with his sister, Mrs. J. NJ.
Jackson.
DR.. J. B. Babcoek, of Nampa,
is among those in attendance at
fthe School of agriculture ses-
sions.
For Sale-At the Newell Gal
lery, 5x7 glass, suitable for passe
par-toat picturesh25c per dozen.
For Sale-Full' blooded Jersey
Bull, three years old, not regis |
tered, but from .Hsegistered stock. |
A. s. Hadley.
Grandpa Gibson, who has been
i'll at the home of his daugh&er,
Mrs. j. M. Jackson, is able to '.be
,around again.
The plumber is installing the |
drinking fountains and fire protec-
tion apparatus at the Meridian]
school houses, this week. |
The two children of Mr.. Kelley.
residing on the Vickers place, fourR
miles southeast of town, are se-
Tiously i'll with pneumonia.
Mrs. Bertha Roberts received
the S. in gold for the largest num-
Der Of votes received in one week
in the piano contest.
See our dressing combs and
brooches; turban pins and barrettes,
Hayden's Pharmacy.
Mrs. Eugene e. Hale, of Boise,
teacher of voice and piano, will be
In Meridian on Saturday of each
week. Bell phone 946 L.
For Rent-160 acres unim-
proved land, one mile from Me-
ridian. AddresssGeorge Sherrard,
Box 994, Salt Lake City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mccall,
of Mccall, Idaho, were recent
guests of their daughter, Mrs. T.
AAashbarger, in Meridian.
The freshman class of the Me-
ridian high school gave pleasant
partSrecently at the home of one
of the members, Chester Palmer.
Neat Sunday is Christmas, and
the Times wishes its readers a
Merry Christmas. The next day,
Monday, has been declared a legal
holiday.
One of the recent events was a
very pleasant little party given to
Ruth Hashbarger on the occasion
OF her 10th birthday. Ten guests
were present.
ROCK SPRINGS COAL. sWe
have plenty of this coal ON hand
now. Fill your bins and don't be
ont this winter. Union Coal i
Feed Co, Meridian.
Three adjoining 30-foot lots fer
sale, in Meridian. Will sell sll or
part for cash or on time. For
particulars address Mrs. s. F.
Benson, South Boise.
Meridian has tirst-class painter
an the person ofiV. Richardson, ;
and as he has geeated here and
bought property, she deserves the
patronage Of the people.
Wilmer Brown,rof Exeter, Neb.,
has purchased theSNewcombrsnch,
tour miles northwest of Meridian, {
tor $4,000. Thaland. consisting
% &l5 acres, is highly improved.
HlA.GATHA CCOAL. Buy l
one ton sad it will go as far as
one and a quarter tons of any
oIaer coal. For sale only at the o
Union Coal & Feed Co. Meridian.
For Sals-Cheap for cash, three =
suarterf Jersey calf; two four-foot !
Fresno scrapers; sod plow, good l
IS new, One seven year. .oldmare,