The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-01-20
Meridian and Vicinity.

i y 800 $500 t6J $3.50 ~ ~--J
The baby Of Mr.. and J. w,
Estes is quite i'll with pneumonia
Grandma Darlington, on Ten
Mile, is seriously i'll with pnue.
monia.
Prescriptions accurately com
pounded day or night by w. M,
a.. Hayden.
The baby OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Adams is seriously i'll with pneu-
Imonia
Cabinet photographs, post cards
and stamp pictures at the Newell
Gallery, Meridian.
For Sale Full blooded Jersey
Bull, three years old, not regis
tered, but from registered stock.
A, $. Hadley.
Born, Tuesday, Jan. II, to MIR.
and Mrs. W. j Davidson, living
two miles northwest Of Meridian,
"a girl.
Rev. A. P. Gillian will hold
services at the Christian church
morning and evening next
Sunday.
Mrs J. w. Wayland, from near
South Boise, is spending the week
with her daughter, Mrs. e. A.
Newell
Mrs. Eugene b. Hale, Of Boise,
teacher Of voice and piano, will be
in Meridian on Saturday Of each
week. Bell phone 946 L.
For Rent 100 acres unim-
/ nved land, one mile from Me-
rtdiau ddreas George Sherrard, /!
Box 994, Sal LaEe City
Single comb Rhode Is,aa7 Red
and Buff Leghorn cockerels Tor
sale. Also one Barred Rock cock
erel Fred Nav, Jr., Meridian,
Idaho. Ind. phone 648.
For Sale Barred Plymouth |
Rock pullets, also fine Barred |
Plymouth Rock cockerels. Ell. j.
Roberts, Boise Ind. phone.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j Hudson, of
Fairyiew, are rejoicing over the
advent Of daughter, born Wed
nesday, Jan. Is.
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
lut this winter. Union Coal &
Feed Co, Meridian.
Three adjoining 30.foot lots for
iale, in Meridian. viii sell all or {
)art for cash or on time. For
PARTICULARS address Mrs. S. F.
3enson, South Boise.
HlAWATHA COAL. Buy s
me ton and it will go as far as
me and a quarter tons of any
ther coal. For sale only at the
Union Coal & Feed Co., Meridian.
For Sale-Good work team. !
mare and gelding, weight 1900
ach; also two lots in COTTAGE |
froye addition to Meridian. Ad- \
ress James A, Flood, Meridian I
nd. phone $50. I
The lowest temperature during c
he past week was just zero on \
'1esday morning. A total fall of |
q inches of snow fell, its equiva. G
'nt IN water amounting to so of {
n inch. \
GRAIN BAGS, FARMERS, I
on will save money by buying f
lew Bags Don't let other dealers 1
oil you that second hand bags are =
5 good as new bags. Our prices
70 right. We have the New Bags 9
: the right prices. Call at the .
mon Coal & Feed Co., Meridian, 7
The railroads of the state have
warded prizes in the Burlev DO j
'to contest as follows: First p,
rye, Mr. l., A, Snyder, of Twin =
aus gross weight, 3S,6S5 lbs:
,eond prize, W. b. Gilmore. of il
ayet'e, gross weight 37,476. Il
Meridian Circle, No. 6. Ladies' I,
the Grand Army of the Repub- c
c, will meet tonight in regular c,
'ss'ohat the Odd Fellows hall. "
are especially requested 5,
90 present, Mrs. Reynolds 81
ent, - fl
On last Friday evening a num- b,
y OF ladies' surprised Mrs. Lizzie is
ong, at her rooms on Idaho o.
rect The time was pleasantly .,
'ent IN conversation. The fol 2,
wing were present: Mesdames Al
ong' Anderson, Hoffman, Baird. d
Amer. !. y
With the hope of improving the q
'ahty OF Idaho butter, j, IA. u
'andson, professor Of dairying AZ r 7,
Q University of Idaho. has Of. e
req a beautiful silver cup to be pl
.aTaea 10 the person exhibiting h'
9 pest ~ pounds of butter al
Z I9a6o State Dairy convention y