The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1914-09-11
Art Ballard is employed in
meat market at Arrow Rock.

and " looks aB tnougn tne MOI
weather Is thing Of the past.
Mrs. Frank Taylor is visiting
with her sister, Mrs. Julia Cox. at
Hillcrest, near Boise.
Public auction sales have start
cd, and two are advertised in an
other column Of this paper.
Wanted---A woman or girl To-
cook for small family. Inquire
Times Office Immediately.
Robert Pfost and Browning
Warren leave this week. for Mos
COW for term at the state uni
versity.
Miss Lucille Jordy, one of Mer-
idian's teachers, opened her years
school work in the Deer Flat
district, south of Nampa, Monday.
Elmore Mcclellan has position
as clerk in the Hoyne department
store.
The Hoover orchestra has an
nuunced another dance for Satur.
day night at the Woodman hall
Born, Saturday, August 10Th, to
Mr.. aud Mrs. Earl Webb, in Mer-
idian, a girl.
Guy A. Remington left for
Couer d. Alene City. Saturday,
where he goes as delegate to the
Masonic grand lodge. He expect
ed to be absent week,
j. N. Mccall, founder Of the
town OF Mccall, the summer
resort on the Payette lakes, visited
recently with his daughter, Mrs.
T. A. Hashbarger, in Meridian.
For Sale so acres, 2 mi. south
and Ii mi. west OF Meridian. 20
acres in alfalfa, 30 acres in wheat,
80 acres in oats. Terms, $500,
without crop, 1890 with crop
j. H. Schultz, Meridian, Idaho.
AS the Times goes to press the
allies have the Germans on the
retreat and IL looks as though this
10 but the beginning Of the end.
Jack" Garrett is once more in
Meridian and the many customers
of the Garrett Mercantile Co., ars
glad to see him behind the counter
again.
Will Dewhirst, who has had 1
severe case of pneumonia, is grad
ually improving and has safely
passed the critical stage of the ill
ness.
Harry Rogers, who is employed
as brakeman on the P. a. /. N
road out of Weiser. is spending |
couple OF weeks vacation with hi
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Georg,
Rogers, on their ranch at Onwile
station.
Herschel Davidson, Bernard
Lee, Dana Yost and Harold David
con Of Meridian left Sunday 70
Corvallis, Ore, where they will at
tend the Oregon state agriculture
college the ensuing year.
w. #. Downey, city marshal an,
street commissioner, retnrnedMon
day from q several days visit AM
business trip to Cambridge. HI
was relieved during his vacation
by Will Howrey.
Grover Burns and family wi
move to Boise next week to resid,
Mr.. Burns 10 engaged in photo
graphic work, and is making
speciality Of home portraits.
Miss Augusta Fletcher, who hs
one of the rooms in the grad
school, was fortunate in receivin
the democratic nomination fl
county superintendent Of school
o. v. Sebern left Tuesday fl
Wyoming, called to attend 1t
funeral OF sister. Mr.. Sebern
central committeeman for Viii
Cross precinct for the republics
party and will not be able to a
tend the meeting, Friday.
John Bingham sustained di
located shoulder Saturday due tc
fall from a prune tree in the o
Rue orchard, southwest of Me
idian.
Miss Blanche Hedges and Nj
Hazel Hunt leave the 14th !
Lewiston, where they will attel
the state normal. Mrs. Hunt "
accompany her daughter and vi
at Spokane before returning
Meridian.
Elmer Rhodes, son of j.