The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-05-28


Meridian News.
Next Sunday is Decoration Day and
it win be generally observed,
The Boise summer normal for teach
ers-will meet June 14th, and con-
tinue until J1ly 21st.
a. l.. Garrett is building nice
$1,000 bungalow on his ranch 5 LIZ
miles southeast OF town.
NJ. A. Simpson and son are build
ing a $1,000 bungalow on their ranch
five miles northwest Of town.
Clint Mafiock il building big
$500 barn. for his horses, COWS and
hay.
A marriage license has been issued
to Byron J Dunten. Of Meridian,ani
Maudie A. Duhton, of Canyon CITY,
Colorado.
G.. "A. Journey Is employed In install
ling some nice woodwork In the i'm
terror Of the residence recently pur-
chased by Allen Wilcox, on State
street
Harley Turner has cow that has
tested per cent OF butter fat. Four
per cent Is considered pretty good.
The COW gives 2 gallons OF milk and
the quality Is very rich.
The Meridian Booster Club will hold
meeting next Monday evening, and
all are invited to attend. Important
matters Will be considered.
Miss Anna Payne, primary teacher,
has been offered position at Spokane
and also at Boise, but has not deci-
ded which TO accept.
Miss Eva Stevens, Misses Nellie and
Pearl Stalker and Miss Cassie Palmer
have gone TO Camas Prairie for a two
weeks outing. w. A. Palmer is at
present working In that section and
will look after the visitors.
The Vawter Eyangelistic Company
will be in Meridian next Monday
night, for another meeting, and are
assured an appreciatiye audience, AT
the Christian church.
Mrs. Maud Cleary will be in Merid-
ian to-day and VIII organize another
class Ia instrumental music.All wish
ing to join should see her at the res
idence Of Mrs. Baird.
d. A. Brewer has returned from a
trip to Missouri Valley, Iowa, where
he went to accompany his mother, Mrs
Smith, To Meridian,and she Will make
an extended visit here.
Rev. s. B. Tabor, the M. H. Church
South minister announces basket
dinner at the Locust Grove school
house, next Sunday, May 30th. There
will be preaching at 1880 and Sum
day school at 2 o'clock.
u III. McSparran recently received
premium of 5000 cash for winning
second place In securing subscriptions
for Hoard's Dairyman. He also won d
western-states prize of $35. Pretty
good work, and shows that Mr.. Nc
Spartan is a hustler.
Mr. and Mrs. j II. Frye, formerly
OF Gooding. have recently located on
farm a half mile west of the Rem
/ ing school, having purchased the
{ place from Isaac Marcum. They are
desirable people and are welcome
addition to our population.
A new base ball ground has been
established on vacant ground in the
& west part Of town. The game played
on Tuesday evening between the
Y,M.CA. boys OF Boise and the Mer-
idian club resulted In a score of IL
and ] in favor OF the home boys.
official announcement of the open
ing OF the Payette Lake Club grounds
on June 18th has been sent out This
is the beauty spot OF idaho and ideal
for a summer vacation AS the rail-
road now goes to the lakeside, 1t is
easy Of access.
Married, at the home Of n. George
Richeson.Si " miles southeast OF Mer-
idian, Wednesday, May Goth, MIR. Har-
old G. Campbell, of Meadows, and
Miss Anna Jenness Richeson. OF Mer-
idian Rev S. b. Tabor. pastor Of
ahe NJ =. Church South, performed
che ceremony.
May goth is the day set aside by
the state officials for Rooster Day.
On account Of the fertile eggs that
are sent on the market as result of
the ROSTERS presence in the barn
yard after mating time, 1t is thought
best 70 get rid of the ROSTERS and If
every housewife sacrifices rooster
or two on that day 1t Will reduce the
surplus and at the same time pro-
vide some good eating. The Idaho de-
partment Of farm interests holds that
xhe production OF infertile eggs is the
most profitable to the farmer. as they
Keep better than the fertile ones.
DECORATION DAY PROGRAM.
The public is asked 70 meet at the