The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1910-04-29
Miss Arminda Berry is quite ill
With appendicitis.

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at the Union Coal & Feed Co.
Floor from $1.10 per sack and
ap, at the Barr Commercial Co.
Wanted Girl for general house
work. Enquire at Times office.
To get good results buy your
seeds from the Union Coal & Feed
Co.
All prescriptions accurately and
carefully compounded at Hayden's
Pharmacy,
For Rent-House, barn and
four lots, Close in. Enquire at
Times office.
Mrs. Charles Gridley. of Idaho
City, is the guest of Mrs. S. L.
ChampliEf.
Garden seeds of all kinds: fresh
bulk seeds; onion sets, at Union
Coal & Feed Co.
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 Co.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.
Smith, residing three miles east of
Meridian, April 25th, girl.
/ will be prepared to deliver
milk after May 9Th Leave orders
at Barz's or at Meridian Bakery.
OK. Knutson.
Mrs. r 81. Dunlap, of Boise,
was d week END visitor in Meri-
dian, the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. Baird.
HALEY & Hahn have sold 100
head of ewes to Leslie johnson.
residing on the car line near Me-
ridian.
Emily, the little daughter of
Will Anderson, had a toe ampu-
tated by DR. G. L. Dutton, of Me-
rid1an, this week.
Miss May DAILY was taken to
Boise this week, with a severe case
of appendicitis, and was operated
on at st. Luke's hospital. She is
getting along all right.
N. W. Bower, formerly of Me-
rldian, but now of Warrentou,
Oregon, is in town this week look
ing after his property interests
here.
Seed is our line and we sell you
seeds that will grow. It isn't the
quantity you get, but the quality
that will grow. Call at the Union
Coal & Feed Co.
For SaIe-Fine, early cabbage
plants, SOC per hundred; tomato
plants, .75c. Mrs. M. E. Pickett,
Meridian, Idaho.
Spraying-I will be ready April
1st to spray all kinds of fruit trees.
etc. I guarantee satisfaction. Gail
me, Ind. $40 r, Meridian, Idaho,
J. M. Sturgeon.
For Sale or Trade for Live
Stock-An Edison phonograph
and three dozen records; new
tent house, size 12x1f. G. S. An
derson. "
Now is the time to have that
baby's picture taken. l make a
specially of baby pictures. Phone
for appointments. Ind. phone
755. Mrs. E. A. Newell, Meridian,
Idaho.
Buy on Big Camas Prairie, be-
fore the railroad comes. Relin-
quishments 1880 to $4,000 per
Quarter section; decided land $25
to $50 per acre. Write Fred Orr,
the Land Man, Soldier, Idaho.
Services will be held at the
Church of Christ next Lords day
at IL a. m, and 8 p. m., sharp. My
morning theme will be, ''The
Church That Has an Apostolic
Conscience" in the evening, "a
Terrific Storm"
Charlie Rose, the 11-yesr old
son of j. T. Rose, residing south
of Meridian, ran away from home
Monday. Going to Boise, he took
the electric line there for Nampa.
The police there took the boy in
charge and notified the anxious
parents, who went after him Tues
day afternoon.
Lorrin Caldwell, the efficient
assistant principal of the Meridian
schools, was selected as one of the
teachers for next year, but has
sent in his resignation, He plans
to attend the Kansas State Uni
versity for the coming year.
At meeting of the Commercial
club Wednesday evening routine
business was transacted. A COM
mittee was appointed to draft a
resolution Of thanks to Meridian
Lodge, | o, o. f who have kindly
offered the use of the Commercial
club room free of rent.
Freem Eakins was in Meridian
from Cambridge this week. He
will help to move Emmett Pfost's
possessions to the new home at
Cambridge. Mr.. Pfost has traded
his Meridian property to a Mr..
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