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

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Times Office.
Thanksgiving ia one week from
hext Thursday. Better engage
your turkey.
Fonnd-An umbrella. Please
call at the Times Office and get it.
Don't all come at once.
Mrs. G. L. Dutton is recovering
her strength after two weeks
Illness with typhoid fever.
All Kinds of Sewing-Calr on
Mis-. ]. S. Gillespie, Idaho street
near Third, Meridian.
I am ready to do plain sewing.
Mrs. r. A. Stanton, west end Of
Broadway, Meridian, Ind. phone
154 Red.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Kindall,
Tuesday, a boy. This is the 18th
child to gladden. the home of this
worthy couple.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L.
Rosler, residing six miles south
east Of Meridian, Saturday, No.
vethber 9th, girl.
X. T. Capps, who has had a
lease on the Palmer livery barn,
has sold his interest to MIR. Kin
dali.
Purebred Buff Legho-n hens for
sale. Mrs. J. F. Mcfarland, one
half mile southwest of Meridian.
Ind. phone 20.
Our nice fall weather was
broken up Monday, when the
clouds gathered and it has been
faining every day since.
The Ridenbaugh water is sthed-
Died to be turned off this week, so
Better get that cistern filled.
II is figured that the temper
anes people have gained over 800 |
votes in Ada county. That looks
pretty good.
Chickens for Sale-Fifty fine,
pure-bred Barred Plymouth Rock
cockerels at $3.50 each. Burt L.
Bailey, Meridian, phone 6S.
A. o. Jones has purchased lots
west of the school house on West
Pine street, and will soon COM
mence the erection of a five room
bungalow.
Mrs. ]. Q. Arnold left for her
home near Seattle Saturday. She
has been visiting with friends and
relatives in Meridian and Boise
for the past month.
For Sale-Two thoroughbred
Poland China boars. First-class
condition. For information call n
on address A. P. Wolfe, r. F. D.
No; 2, Meridian, Ind. phone S66!
HIAWATHA COAL. Buy
ons ton and it will go as far as
one and a quarter tons of any
other coal. For sale only at the
Unibn Goal & Feed Co, MeridiHn.
IL 10 time to think about your
pictures for Christmas The old
folks back east are waiting for {
pictare of the latest baby. Mrs. E. |
a. Newell photographer, Merid-
ian, Idaho. Phone 755. ,
The 19-months.old child of jeff
FeeBack died last Tuesday of
bowel complaint, and was buried I
from the M. e. church, south, the
same day. The little child had
been ill for about two weeks. q
Tie Times Office now has q CON- {
Ptsts telephone service, Indepen.
dent No. 274, reaching nearly all I
the rssidents of this vicinity. We t
have'aiso added the Bell service, g
giving as connection with the out I
side world. The number is 19.
Don't forget Henry Craig's big
sale next Wednesday, at the ranch c
four niiles northeast of Meridian, 9
Starting at 10 o'clock, with good
innth at noon. Horses, COWS, 8
SSnisssns, implements. Every
body Come. |
Hbtace Bray is having oonsid- =
cradle trouble with his knee. Two
fesks ago it was injured in run
away and soon after thst he re.
ssived second hurt, which caused 8
MIN to taks to crntchss. The doc G
tor says the knee is quite badly 9
aprafned and that it is,not inprov- /
ing No fast as il should. "
R. P. L. Payne has returned :
nom stay in Denver, and comes :
Dack with glowing accounts OF !
mat wonderful city. Mrs. Payne I
has gssined 20 pounds in weight ;
since going there. and will remain !
arring the winter with the chill ;
drsn, who are attending school. =
Mrs. Frank E. Jones, of Cald-
vel, state president of the @. w. 2
8. M,, will be at the Christian
church, Nov. 9th, and give re-
port from the national convention
ot the Christian churches. All 7
ne Iavited to hear her. This will
Do OF great interest as she has Just
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