The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1910-08-26
Meridian and Vicinity.

Next Tuesday is primary cleo
tion day.
Miss Olive Slater is home from
Vale, Oregon,
Miss Ruth Dunlap, of Boise, i
visiting in Meridian.
Mrs. John Shanks is quite il
with typhoid fever.
Miss Clellan Starr is recovering
after an operation at st. Luke'l
hospital recently.
Mrs. w. B. Williams has re
turned from a visit with he,
mother In Iowa.
Henry Taylor is erecting a house
on his lots west of Anderson's
furniture store.
Mrs. /. w. Pfost and sons, Rob.
ert and Carl, have gone the Sheer
mountain country for an outing.
J. J. Jones, who has been i'll SO
long, is able to be up and around
Hon. Burton L. French will tell
why he is not for Speaker Cannon
at the M. w. A. hall tonight.
DIR. g M. Sewall has arrived in
Meridian, and will take care of DR..
Payne's practice during the latter's
absence.
Fine photographs at reasonable
prices. Phone Ind. 755 for ap.
pointment. Mrs. E. A. Newell.
Meridian, Idaho.
j, G. Beam has returned from
his vacation trip. which included
o visit to Portland, San Francisco
and other coast points,
The McBirney Company expect
10 begin packing prunes at the
spray plant building next Tuesday.
wv. a. Peer will be overseer.
J tiaAtN AND HAY BUYERS. We are
always in the market for hay and
grain. Call on US. We pay only
sash and the highest prices.
Union Goal & Feed Co.
Lorrin L. Caldwell, Miss Anna
Barker and Guy Barker have gone
to Berkely, California, where they
will attend the University of Cal
ifornia for the coming year.
DR.. and Mrs. P. L. Payne and
children will leave next week for
Denver. where the family will stay,
the DR. will return after a two
months vacation.
Hon. John #. Morrison deserves
and will receive the support of the
people for attorney general. He is
just the man we want as a member
of the state land board.
Rev. Winters will hold service
at the NJ. E. Church Sunday morn
ing, and at Victory in the after
noon. At night the congrega ion
will join the union service at the
Christian church.
Hon. Burton L. French will
speak at the NJ. W. A. hall in Mer-
idian this Friday evening and q |
crowded house should be there to |
greet him. Mr. French will say |
something worth llsteningto. Don't
forget to be there at s o'clock.
Otto Peterson, candidate for
auditor, ls a bright young man,
thoroughly posted in county af.
fairs, and reliable in every way.
By voting for him you endorse the
worthy ambition of man who has
made good" as a deputy and asks
to be selected as principal. Vote
Tor Otto Peterson for county aud
ltor and recorder.
There will be an address by |
William j. Herwig, president of
the Anti-Saloon League of Idaho
at a union meeting to be held at
the Christian church next Sunday
evening. He will have something
OF interest to say concerning the
temperance situation over the state.
Everyone is welcome.
Ella Mackie, wife of David Gull
yer, died in Meridian Yesterday, of
of consumption. She was born in
y Nodawsy county, Missouri, August
10. 1877, and was married to her
present bereaved husband, in Nov
smber 1895. She leaves four chill.
arsh The funeral arrangements
aRfa not been made.
Mrs. .. NJ. Downey, residing
nsar Onwiler, was thrown from a
oaggy Monday afternoon in Me-
indian, and severely injured. She
nad coma to town to meet her hus-
oand, and when the Boise Valley
oar came in sight the horse scared
and ran, throwing Mrs. Downey
out. She received injury to her
,soiiar bono, and dislocotsd hip.
she is still suffering from her in
luries but is getting along as we'll
ss'oould be expected.
Frank e. Madden, who recently
'old his Floral Hill ranch a half
nile west OF Meridian, to Charles
Jnase, of Portlond, held public
ale Tuesday. The family will
I move to Portland, where Mr.. Mad
zen will be associated with I'll, G.