The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-07-16
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Meridian News.
Jack Garrett and family have gone
TO the Payette Lakes for an outing
Frank Matcham il now employed
at the Meridian pool hall.
Mrs. Reynsaller, OF Boise, is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Sam Will
hanson, in Meridian.
Miss Minnie Timer is reported as
being quite III. and is threatened
with typhoid fever,
George Burt and family, from Ore
gon, are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. F. Downey.
Mrs. d. ID. Mckee arrived in Mer-
fdian last Friday for visit with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Tolleth.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Waggoner and
daughter, Miss Ina, left Tuesday for
the Payette Lakes, for l0-days out
ing.
The Meridian dancing club en-
joyed their regular monthly dance at
the hall Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Roy Maxey and son OF Cald-
we'll, are visiting In Meridian as
guests OF Or. and Mrs. II. +. Neal and
other friends.
Tom Shook passed through town
with his big traction outfit yester-
day, and IL looks though the thresh-
ing season has commenced,
w. A. Mullin has moved his Pant
atorinm from the Snyder building on
Broadway. to the Idle Hour theatre
building on Idaho street.
n. b. Gore, the barber at the Anti
septic shop, Is having fine success
with the electric hair dryer, wash
ing ladies hair.
James ellis and daughter Geneva
eve will move this week to Long Val
ley, where Mr.. ellis has position on
ranch.
Attorney Il. s. Riser returned Tu-
esday evening from a weeks business
trip 10 Roseberry, Donnelly and Ida
no City.
For Rent--The residence formerly
owned by Mrs. Wilton. For inform
alton call on Mrs. Joel Brown, at the
house adjoining the property,on Pine
street, Meridian.
T.. M. Hartman and family who
were visiting IN Meridian for several
days after the Fourth have returned
10 their ranch home at Sucker creek.
DR.. j. w. Easter desires the am
nouncement made that he expects to
leave In a short time for San Fran
cisco. and that al those wishing dem
tai work done are urged to call at
once.
Several members OF the local Mod
ern Woodman lodge went to Boise
last night, to witness the big initia-
ton of candidates A hundred new
members were taken inland they now
have n camp OF about 600.
II few more people leave town
the place will take on midsummer
dizziness. Seems like everybody
waited until after the Fourth and
then started for their vacation.
Reports continue to come to Merid-
ian people from those living else
af Lori -
furnished them on the Fourth of July
our celebration was credit to the
town and VIII be good advertise
inent.
OrTie Masterson. little son of Frank
Masterson. has returned after a two
months stay in Boise hospital, where
his limb was treated. While the boy
will be in bed for several weeks yet,
he will eventually do away with his
Crutches, and there is hopes that the
limb will be entirely cured In time.
Shad Clark was in Meridian this
week. nursing an injured finger.
While working for the reclamation
service near Kuna he got his hand
under wagon box. and what was
thought TO be a slight pinch, turned
out TO be case for the doctor.
Sage hens and doves can now be
-hagged" the open season starting
yesterday The bag limit Is "a doves
and IL hens for one day for hum
ter Birds are plentiful this season
the dry weather in the spring being
specially favorable for the Matching
of sage hen eggs.
The Times is asked to correct the
statement made in last weeks paper.
Will Seymour was not arrested by
Frank Weygandt on statutory
charge" In justice to the feelings
OF the innocent people interested In
the affair. the Times hastens to make
the correction.