The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-01-13
Meridian and Vicinity.

Hay for Sale. w. T. Tucker,
at farm, near Meridian.
Good toilet soap, while it lasts,
at SO a cake, at Hayden's.
Ralph Hedges has returned
from his trip to Denver.
Our poultry powder will make
your hens lay and pay. Hayden.
Prescriptions accurately COM
pounded day or night by w. M.
A. Hayden.
Cabinet photographs, post cards
and stamp pictures at the Newell
Gallery, Meridian.
Charles Pickett has taken over
the lease Of the Palmer livery
barn, lately run by Mr.. Kindall.
For Sale-Full blooded Jersey
Bull, three years old. not regis
tered. but from registered stock.
A. s. Hadley.
Until warmer weather there
will be no show at the Home
theatre on Monday and Thursday
nights.
Miss Nola Millspaugh left Sat-
urday for Ceres, California, to
make an extended visit with the
family of J. +. Rose.
f, f. Thomas, of the Meridian
hotel, is planning a trip to Color
ado for the benefit of his health.
]. L. Crowder, residing six miles
northeast Of Meridian, is quite i'll
with Ia grippe.
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. Address George Sherrard,
Box 994, Salt Lake City.
Single comb Rhode Island Red
and Buff Leghorn cockerels for
sale. Fred Nav, Jr., Meridian,
Idaho. Ind. phone 648.
Mrs. Isaac Prov died Wednes.
day at her home near Perkins,
after an extended illness. She
leaves husband and three chill
dren.
For Sale--One Coles hot blast
heating stove, large kitchen cabi.
net, iron bed, springs and mat.
tress. DIR. j. A. McCausland, Me-
ridian, Idaho.
ROCK SPRINGS COAL. We
have plenty of this coal ON hand
now. Fill your bins and don't be
out this winter. Union Coal &
Feed Co., Meridian.
The weather this week has been
nnfAtslaJ with hlnstrv winds. hut
not much snow, nor severe cold, I
like some parts of the west are
now experiencing.
Three adjoining S0.foot lots for
sale, in Meridian. VIII sell all or
part for cash or on time, For
particulars address Mrs. S. r.
Benson, South Boise.
Mrs. Mary Ray, who arrived re.
GENTLY from Portland, and her son
DR.. @. W, Sims, have taken .up
their residence in the Alexander
house on West Idaho street.
James Mccormick has been iii
at the Meridian hotel for several /,
days, A trained nurse has been
in attendance.
Mrs, Frank Cess was taken to a
hospital at Boise Saturday for an
operation for appedicitis. Re-
ports from there indicate that she
IS getting along nicely.
HIAWATHA COAL. Buv
'ne ton and it will go as far as
'ne and quarter tons of any
'ther coal, For sale only at the
Union Coal g. Feed Co., Meridian.
For Sale-Good work team,
mare and gslding, weight 1900
,ach; also two lots in Cottage
frove addition to Meridian. AID. Il
iress James A. Flood, Meridian,
md. phone 659.
Don't forget the farmers exhi.
,,it train to be here next Wednes.
lay afternoon. 1t will be at the
iepot for one hour, arriving at
1870, p. m. The exhibit and leo
ures are free to everyone.
The three.months' old baby of
lr, and Mrs, John Elan, residing
mile south of Meridian, died
Thursday, of pneumonia. The !
nneral was held from the family
esideuce the same day.
Mrs. VIM. Preston, with her
alldren, June and Paul, were Wis !
ting with Mrs. FL. F. Neal in Me- !
idlan over Sunday. Mr.. and j
lrs. Preston have been residing
2 Portland, but will move to
ale, Oregon.
The stockholders of the Mer;d.
an Exchange bank held their an. Il
Iuai meeting Tuesday. The old .
lrectors we're renominated, and
ne directors, at meeting held
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