The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-08-06

care W the tTdlnlnB OF the pushes and
the old wood is cut off early so as not
! 70 interfere with the new growth.
II IL we'll worth ones time to 20 to
see this berry patch as the clusters
are In such pTofusion that one won
ders where there would be room for
any more 70 hang on the vines.
Mrs. w. f.. Downey Is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Walter Currier, at
American Falls.
Earl g. Young and Miss Irene EN-.
Bryant were married Thursday even
ing by Rev. w. j. Luscombe at the
home Of Mr.. A Pack
The Interurban and Boise street car
lines have dissolved their consolida-
ton arrangement. and now run sep
! arately. This means that the Inter-
urban Will go In and out OF Boise
over the Bannock street lines and will
not use any cars over Main street.
This Is the same arrangement as was
In effect two years ago.
IL is said that the supply of water
from the Ridenbaugh canal Will be
cut down TO nothing but stock water
at the end OF ten days, which means
that the irrigation OF crops is at an
end, with the exception however that
there will be some storage water that
can be purchased. AS the third crop
OF alfalfa Is pretty nearly made, 1t is
hoped that the shortage will not be
felt.
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Grandpa j. II. Gibson Is down from
Boise for visit with his daughter
Mrs. j. M. Jackson. His many friends
VIII be glad to know that he Is able
to walk, for the first time In two
years. AS he Is past S8 years old, he
has surprised us by doing away with
the wheel chair and crutches and APP
pearing on the street with the health
and strength OF former years.
County Superintendent Miss Ivy viii
son informs the Times that several
Meridian rural high school gradu-
ates have engaged good schools in the
vicinity Of Meridian for the coming
year as follows; Verne Caldwell
and Miss Pearl Cox at Locust Grove
Miss Bertha M1Kie, primary work at
Roosevelt; Miss Cassie Matlock and |
Miss Jennie Mckinney at Upper Fair
view.
The local W.C.TU. was reorganized |
at the home OF Mrs. Joel Brown last
Wednesday evening. Mrs. Brown was
selected as president, and Mrs. WI.
Luscombe vice president. The state
president, Mrs. Chip, and the state
secretary, Mrs. Vance, we're down
from Boise and installed the new Off
GERS. meeting will be held al the
same place next Friday evening.
Frank Brookhart end family left
yesterday for Fallon, Nevada, where
they will prospect for new location.
They went by automobile with the
daughter, Mrs. M. s. Steven
son. who with her husband were here
this week visiting and will return to
her home In Nevada, accompanied byI
tbs family, II is expected that Mr..
Brookhsrt's health. which has been
very poor since q runaway accident
two years ago, VIII be improved by a
change Of climate. ,
After visiting brothers J.. L. and
R. III. Fountain and their families.
lor two weeks, II. Day, wife and dau-
shter. Reva, started for their home ,
u Bloomfield, Iowa, Sunday, taking
he train at Kuna. They expect toll
'isit friends In Nebraska and Misso-
ri on the way. They have been to
California, and while stopping here
lad enjoyable slde trips to Arrow
'ock. Boise, Meridian, etc, and were
ireatly impressed with tdah9,
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Willis Percifield takes occasion TO [
ome for a visit with home folks =
While the battle ship fleet is temper
rily stationed at San Francisco Sew
raj hundred of the naval cadets a
rom Annapolis are taking a sea trip t
nd ars TIC first to enter Petite wat !.
rs. coming through the Panama can
!. Willis was on tbs Ohio which
'as the second 70 enteF the big canal :
arriving the midshipmen. Willis saws
he canal Is a wonderful sight Nine
undred midshipmen are now seeing
he exposition but will remain but
ew days,and then will return the
anne way they came. Willis will make
My brief stay in Meridian butts
ut Is glad OF even a flying visit with
ONE folks.
1t is in the small town that the
reatest danger from typhoid fever
revails, according to bulletin is-
usa recently by the state board of
ealth in its eampaigp against the
read disease. Ths board declared
nat the popular theory TO this effect n
iat rural communities are more
than cities was a failacy.
ack of proper sewerage Is given as :,
he principal cause.
Labor asg win be Monday. Sept. 8.
ne trades council ef Boise will CO. p.
oerate with the Orange and other
carnations for big picnic. TIA.
Hen is on the committee for the ~
range.
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