The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-10-15

CHILLING y &uAAaN 30 bNAtt lHAs NuA-
tor was called In 20 look after IL
w. @. Blddsck came down from his
ranch. near Arrowrock. and was pres
ent at the funeral OF Mrs, Geo. r AZ
sater.
Mrs, Caroline Weaver. aged ST years,
died Monday afternoon at the home
OF her granddaughter. Mrs. r.. 3.
Nixon. at 1915 Idaho street, Boise.
Earl Webb has sold his interest In
the blacksmith shop on Second street
70 Amos Nhifeley and the firm Is now
known as Adams & Whiteley. Mr..
Webb intends 10 move on a farm.
Monday night Marshal Finch arres-
ted an auto driver who had no lights
on the machine lie was taxed 81
by Justice Peer
Mrs II II Irwin WAS here this week
TO gather up the household goods for
shipment 10 Gooding, Idaho, where
Mr.. Irwin ~ engaged In the automo-
bile business.
DR. j w Easter, the dentist. mas
returned from San Francisco where
lle mas been attending Tile Panama,
Pacific Dental Congress and is fully
prepared 10 give latest methods In
dentistry.
Mrs. j. N. Flack Is IN at the home
OF her mother. Mrs. Joel Brown Mrs
Flack has been III, with what the
doctor says IL threatened case OF
pneumonia.
The e. r. Atwater Co. as usual
had fine honey display at the fair
This consisted OF comb and strained
honey, and also some bees at work.
Bells Hawaiian singers gave a.
very good show at the Idle Hour
"Wednesday evening. The troupe is
composed of six young men, all with
good voices. and their native songs
were especially pleasing.
First Bishop Make Clark, OF the Ey-
refasting Gospel Movement, says the
church has secured new quarters at
Boise at go Front street, and those
stopping at Boise are invited to visit
the mission.
G. r. Jenness has returned from hts
Iowa trip, where he went 70 secure
some Holstein cattle. Owing 10 the
quarantine on stock in the central
west.he was unable 20 secure what he
wanted and viii try again, going this
time 10 eastern Washington.
The Gem State Fair at Boise last
week WIS grand success in every way
and the people certainly appreciated |
il. Secretary Hendershot and the |
other officers deserve the thanks of |
everyone for their untirinE work.
A reception Will be given at the |
M. E.chHrch next Tuesday evening al |
5 o'clock. 10 the new pastor and his
wife, Rev. and Mrs. r. q. Williams.
All are inyitedand especially the con-
gregation of'the Christian church. are
invited TO Join with the Methodist
people In the reception.
The Times failed to mention last
week the favorable inlslression the
new pastor Of the Methodist church,
Rev. n, q Williams, is making He
has occupied the pnlHi, two Sundays
morning and evening sal has given
his audiences promise Of i very sue
cessful pastorate In Meridian.
Mrs. ] NJ Jackson has some rasp-
berries growing in her garden. OF the
second crop, ripe aud lncious. and on
the same vines are blossoms, which
but for the frosts that are nipping all
vegetation now. would likely pro-
duce berries
Harley Hedges and Rex Fuller, AZ
ter considerable delay. started on :
their journey 10 South America Mon
day. They expected to go to Kansas
City from Pocatello with a cattle
train, and from there will follow
down the Missouri and Mississippi
rivers TO New Orleans. where they
Will take passage on boat for Boun
os Aires, Argentine Republic There l
they expect to meet Scott Anderson, q
and together they will go to the cat /,
tie range They expect TO reach their I,
destination In little over month.
At the regular monthly meeting OF 8
the school board OF District No. SO, q
Meridian, held last Monday evening, :
the routine bills for the month were
The appointment was made
of Miss Peniah Newiin, of Boise, as u
teacher of the Sd grade. 10 take the il
place OF Miss Ardath Rowen. Miss :
health is such that she de-
sired TO be relieved Of the work The
board has been well pleased with her
services and accepted her resignation
with regret. The new teacher, Miss
NewIfn, liz a graduate of the state uni
of Idaho. and comes well rec
by the faculty OF that In
1titntion. b
Kitty b. Frank TayIor's driving N
mare, got I'd money In the ladies bali p'
nile driving race at the Gem State X
air Thursday The driver was Miss T
rene Erwin OF Boise. N
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