The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-12-24
Meridian News.
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]. NJ. Evans OF Eagle was bust
ness visitor here Wednesday.
Frank Cess returns this week L
Long Beach. Calf, after stay ii
this vicinity OF two weeks.
Miss Laura Stroughton, OF Boise
was here at the funeral of her life
long friend, Mrs. T. II. Linn.
The rural high school was dismiss
ed for the day at noon, Tuesday OF
account OF the funeral OF Mrs. Linn
Sam stevens who has resided on
route ?. Nampa. has moved TO his
land near the Kuna Butte. in Ada
county
Bulk Comb Honey, extra fine. IL
pounds ST. No less quantity sold al
this price. Bring your pail. Il. F.
Atwater Co.
The installation OF the newly elect
ed officers OF the Masonic lodge OF
Meridian will take place at the reg
ular meeting OF the lodge Monday
night of next week.
Robert Pfost and Harold Hoobler
changed their bachelor quarters Tues
day from the Dutton building TO a
room on the second floor OF the
First National Bank building.
Ray Chapman who has been en-
ployed for some time past at Arrow
Rock, returned TO Meridian TO re-
side.
q. @. Smith will grind for Gus
toners at &c per hundred VIII also
trade coal for wheat.
Mrs. Brownlewer arrived here this
week from Toronto, Canada, for a
for visit at the home of her sister,
Mrs. George Gregory.
Miss Irene Gould. sophomore al
the University OF Idaho. has return
ed to Meridian TO spend the holt
DAYS with her father. Prof. w. W,
Gould.
w A. Dewhirst who is teaching
school near New Plymouth will ar
rive this evening friday to en-
JOY Christmas with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. S.Dewhirst.
On account of delayed trains the
second installment of THE Broken
Coin" was not received at the Idle
Hour In time for Thursdays show.
Il will be put on next Monday night
instead.
Meridian High school students
are preparing the play, "Fanchon and !
the Cricket" which they will pre-
sent about the middle OF next month. |
The work Is under the direction OF |
Miss Stevens.
The Methodist Sunday school win
give a Xmas program this Friday |
evening at 1880 o'clock, and pro-
gram. "A Christmas Conservation
Service" will be given the same hour
at the Christian church.
Harold Downey who has been
teaching school at Cambridge, will
arrive Friday evening to spend
Christmas and the holiday vacation
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. +
Downey on their ranch north OF
town.
Lutheran services in both English
and German will be held at the
Christian church. Meridian, on sun
day, December &c, at o'clock D. M,
beginning with English service, Ger
man following. Conducted by Rev
a. Kahl. New Plymouth.
James Doe was arrested by Mar
shall Finch Tuesday night for drunk
enness. He had promised TO leave
town but was found later in coy
corner OF the Interurban depot, "all l.
in's~ from the effects OF too much
booze. Justice Peer fined him 10
days and he was put to work on the
street Wednesday.
Rev. w. J. Luscombe OF Weiser,
former pastor of the Methodist
church In Meridian. was here this
week to conduct the funeral SER
vices OF Mrs. Linn and George Ed
wards and also to officiate at the
Copeland-Hnnt wedding. Mr.. Lus-
combe expressed himself as highly
pleased with his charge at Weiser
but will always have a warm spot
in his heart for Meridian and his
host OF friends here.
Earl Webb Tuesday night lost his
big grey dray horse which
Is known TO practically every rest
dent in the village because of it's un-
usual intelligence. The horse was
formerly owned by Amos whitley,
and was used In hauling a scraper
on excavation work on many OF the
OF the new buildings
around town. The horse would fire.
quently work for hours without