The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-06-04

GA. Riddle was called east by tel
egram Wednesday, announcing the
critical iliness OF bis father.
Alien WILCOX and family have
moved into their nice new home on
state street.
fileen Journey and family have
moved to Kama, where Mr.. Journey
has gone into business.
Mrs. I'll 7. Cook has taken 4 posi-
lion in the Meridian telephone ex-
change.
The Meridian brass hand are prac-
ticing vigorously and viii be ready
10 furnish some good music on the
Fourth Of July
Ed Bartlett and family have moved
into fhe residence ON the corner Of
Pine ana First streets lately yacat-
ed BY Allen Wilcox
Nv. ii. Peer "a completing the car
pentor work on the nice concrete
house being built for A. N Salisbury
IN the south part Of town,
John Bertseh has moved his FAM
ily to Baker city, Oregon. whore he
has planned to start Job printing
office.
on Saturday, the 18th, the Sells
Floto shows Will be AZ Boise, and
Buffalo Bill viii be with them.
Mrs. y. E Holmes, who has been
at Boise hospital for an operation
has SO far recovered ais TO be able
to return home yesterday,
Mrs. Clarence Scott and children,
and her sister. Miss EmIaa Stalker,
left Tuesday for HALEY, TO visit with
their parents.
II. g. Wilson and family were
over from Emmett last Sunday Mr..
Wilson reports very good business
IN automobiles AT Emmett,
q. q, Brown and family have
moved from Eagle and located on
the Charles Schneider place, three
one-half miles north Of Meridian
City street Sprinkler George Deck
started the work OF laying the dust
Inst Tuesday and his work IL appre-
eiated by an those who have occas-
ION 10 be on tho street
Charles Pitcher has sold his house
a&ld lots In the west part OF town to
Henry Carter. The price was $1,000
ar Pitcher is NOW Rnending considr
gable OF his time on place near
liar.
The Mcpermott cur now leaves Nc
Itermott for Dnwiler at S.L5 instead
~ 1886, and does not run into Meri-
dan. No change is made in the ball
ahce Of the schedule.
II. ~. Chiids, the popular secre-
t&ry OF the Boise Commercial Club,
was in Meridian Monday evening,and
save a talk before the Meridian Boos-
ttr club-
C,F Jenness arrived here this week
from Waterloo, Iowa, and Will take
charge 81 the AZ acres TWO miles west
q Meridian he has purchased of CA
Johnson
WI II Beach representing the Pay
Mte Lake Club was calling on our
lleople Thursday He says the club
grounds viii be III fine shape for
VISITORS and they expect a big crowd
10 there this summer.
The members on the Rebekah
iedge are asked to meet at the lodge
iEaii at 2o'clock next sunday after
coon. 20 90 IN a body to the Chris
f4on church. where the Memorial SER
secs viii be held
Attention 81 called to the notice
lfihlished bY County Treasurer
Moody III another column OF the
Zines. N regard 70 The second I'M
slalltnent Of taxes, now aus snd pay
able.
John Monteith. who lives a mile
west Of town, has grade Jersey COW
that e suffering from Well defined
cease 81 hydrnphohia, according to
Dir Cook, the Meridian veterinarian,
Hhp made an examination OF the COW
Tuesday Of This week.
Twin boys weighing five and one
hail pounds each we're born 70 Mr..
and Mrs j. r. Sovereign at their
home, 1919 North Seventh street,
Boise SATURDAY, MIR. Sovereign Is
q linotype operator employed on the
Meridian Times.
IN 81 Mullins. OF the Meridian
Cleaning Establishment, located on
BroaaWay street. has inst Installed
a dirt extractor, especially for wash
ing quilts, snd other heavy work, at
a very reasonable price. Quilts Ice
TO csc; blankets zee and up.
Among those Who haze recently
bought new automobiles are J A.
Fenton and Homer Tolleth. who sill
each shzre WITH their families in this
comfort Of nice machine. The for-
iler selected a Buick and the latter
Ford.
George Rogers has sold his nice
20+eere home place near Onwiler 10
ID j. Dnnten, of Eugene, Oregon. at