The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1910-08-05
Meridian and Vicinity.

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teed. Hayden's Pharmacy.
Fancy toilet soap, 25c a box
worth 40c. HaYden's Pharmacy.
Barb wire liniment, absolutel,
guaranteed. Hayden's Pharmacy
Born, Tuesday, July I'd, to Mr.
and Mrs. James Huntington, girl.
All prescriptions accurately and
carefully compounded at Hayden
Pharmacy.
Mrs. H. s. Church and Miss
Hall, of Boise, we're the guests of
Mrs. J. G. Garrett, Tuesday.
Louise powder and louse killer.
for stock or poultry. Guaranteed,
Hayden's Pharmacy.
Fresh COW for sale. Enquire of
OF. Compton, or phone Ind. 165
Red.
Mrs. jackson has returned to
Peabody, Kansas, after visit with
relatives here.
Arthur Frazier has been en-
ployed as a bookkeeper at the Me-
ridian Exchange Bank.
Miss Emma Hedges will have
charge of the primary department
of the school at Kuna.
The Meridian Exchange Bank
has added rs safety deposit boxes
to their already large equipment.
Barb Wire Liniment- Guaran-
teed satisfactory or money re-
funded Hayden's Pharmacy.
O. j. Marcum has been quite i'll
this week, as a result of too much
work during the hot weather in
the hay field.
Fine photographs at reasonable
prices. Phone Ind. 755 for ap-
pointment. Mrs. E. A. Newell,
Meridian; Idaho.
Miss Myrtle Cornish continues
to improve and the doctor reports
that her condition is very satisfac-
tory.
The McBirney Fruit Co. will
pack their fruit in a portion of the
Boise -Payette Valley Spray Co.
building,
j. 4. Fenton says he has the
banner crop of apples this year,
and he is getting ready to take
care of them.
The funeral services of W. G.
Young will be held at 4 O'Clock
to-day, Friday, at the Christian
church in Meridian.
STORAGE Coal Now is the time
to lay in coal for the winter. We
have the best No. 8 Rock Springs
Coal. Prices right. Call on us.
Union Coal & Feed Co.
j. Matt Anderson reports good
results from his ad in the Times
in regard to veterinary work. He
has had several calls for his SER
vices.
GRAIN AND Hay BuYERs--We are
always in the market for hay and
grain. Call on us. We pay only
cash and the highest prices.
Union Coal & Feed Co.
Mrs. Martha York has taken |
charge of the Meridian Hotel,
Mrs Lottie Taylor's lease having
expired.
A harvest home festival to cell
ebrate the garnering of bumper
crop would be a nice thing for
Meridian to have this fall.
Mrs. James Morden, of Barrie
Island, Canada, is visiting her
father, r. p. Barnes, and sister
Mrs. +. NJ. Slater, in Meridian.
Charles Pickett and family have
returned from Cambridge, and
Charley is now looking after get.
ing the Meridian water works we'll
started.
, The Boise Payette Valley Spray
Co. will handle the by-products of
apples this fall, and have sent for
a cider press, of 100 barrel daily
capacity.
President j. j. Jones of the Me-
indian Exchange Bank, has been
dangerously i'll with a stomach
trouble this week. His condition
Is somewhat improved at this writ
ing but he is still very sick man.
The Yakima Valley Nursery Co,
Is represented here by Burt L.
badley. See him and place your
order for nursery stock for next
springs planting. BY listing your
order now, there will be no disap-
poiutment in the spring.
Arthur Garrett returned Wednes-
uay from d two weeks outing in
me upper Payette country, north
OF Placerville. He struck a wild
country, where game was plenty,
out the rattlesnakes were also
numerous.
Torrance & 0stner will have a
public sale of so head of horses,
y y ednesdRy, August 17th, at the
Faimer Feed Barn, in Meridian,
beginning at 10 o'clock. Horses
are we'll broke. Including some
good brood mares, many good