The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1914-07-31

ana family up on Ohhihe pihhio'
Before returning Mr.. and Mrs.
| pfafle will visit with George
Parkin at King Hill,
Real Estate Loans--if you need
money or have a loan coming due
that You want extended, see me
and the plan that will save you
money, low interest, long time,
easy payments. Either city or
i farm property. Heron and Clark,
box FOG, Meridian, or at w. II.
Peers Office on Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. @. d. Day, Of
IKuGa, we're Meridian visitors
| Wednesday Rev. Day 10 pastor
Of live church organization In
our sister village. He expresses
great hope for the future of the
1 kuna neighborhood and says the
crops are splendid this year
! Word comes from Munson, AL
berta, Canada, of the marriage Of
Miss Susie Marguerite DAILY and
Mr.. Paul Armour The bride 10 a
granddaughter OF James DAILY and
niece of Mrs. Onwiler of Merid-
ian, and resided here until four
years ago. The groom is hotel
man at Munson. Congratulations
are extended,
.
Elvis Laycook with his wife and
three children arrived in town last
week from Hansen, Idaho, in their
automobile. After few days'
} visit with friends here they drove
to Middleton to spend day with
his cousin, Mrs. G.. w. Gould,
whom he had not seen for twenty
3 years, They returned home Sat.
} urday forenoon.
Cartee Wood, candidate fol
! probate Judge, paid Meridian q
friendly visit yesterday and re-
/ ceiyed much encouragement here
The following have signed and
! endorsed Mr.. Woods nomination
! papers: b, +. Neal, jess B. Haw
l ley, G. G. Cavanahs w. l.. White
:, head. ] Fl. Richards, Cynthia A
Mann, Jesse M. Hodgin, b. +
! Hurst, W. F Downey.
!. William Briggs, who has served
Is this district as county commits
d sioner for the past two years, is
candidate for denomination on thu
i Progressive ticket. Mr.. Brigg
: refers TO the fact that the presen
. board has put in about 80 mile
y Of new road, has conducted tn,
affairs of the office economically
and is willing to stand before tn
!, people for another term on tn
= good record made.
r q. G. Adams, the well-knowl
Justice of the peace, of Boise, is
candidate for district Judge, an,
= his announcement is being reoeiv
u ed with favor. Mr.. Adams is a
y, - old resident, was formerly associa'
y ed with Hawley, Pickett d Hav
ley, in the law business, and has
I'd large circle Of friends who wi
g. assist his candidacy. Mr. Adam
no has the qualifications and abilit
OF to properly conduct the office.
a AT the beginning OF this mon,
. the county commissioners hi
y SG7, 900 of the bond money {
49, hand, and the bills of $4,000 th
~ month will bring the sum down
$4,000. II 10 thought that tn
gu amount will pay for the road wo
hu 10 be done by the present boa
aud leave balance of about ST..
As' 600 10 be- handled by the ne
board next spring. The boa
he have agreed TO appropriate $40
ess for the Joint work with the ku
~ highway district, on roads in t
'ks southwestern part Of the coun'
nd Assessor VIM. Kincaid paid
xes visit to Meridian Wednesday.
rty is candidate for reelection a
for it is probable that he will have /
IN. little competition, as he has me
!. a splendid record. During
On past few days he placed on
;ng assessment list four corporate
franchises that had not been
mat the roll before, and adds $685.
tha to the valuation. These comp
call les, selling water and gas, b
heretofore paid only on II
~ buildings and equipment.
rid A business deal was closed (
h ~, urday at Boise when w. j. CaI
east bell & Son, owners Of the groc
the store at Eighth and Bann
streets, purchased the Gar
have Brothers grocery store at $40
4 of no street and viii take possess