The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-12-17
Meridian News.
STRA!E MOURIONNS

SYRAlEMOuRIONMS
Miss Dora Young was capital
visitor Wednesday.
Prof. Fuller has been confined to
his home this week due to light at
tack of pneumonia
Mrs. s. ii. Grundahl living a mile
south OF town is suffering from pneu-
monia.
Miss Osythe Carpenter is the new
clerk in the TolIeth store during the
holiday rush
William Day, who has been III with
la grippe for ten days, is recovering
and Is able 20 be out again.
MIR. and Mrs. WaiIie Heron moved
10 Boise rhis week and plan to make
their home there at least for the re-
mainder Of the winter.
r. w Hofmes who resides a half
mile south OF town, is suffering from
an attack or lumbago.
Mrs. Blair went TO Pioneeryille.
Monday. called there by word OF the
illness OF her brother, James Cooper.
The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
v. Richardson died Thursday morn
ing The baby lived but few hours.
George Edwards Is seriously III at
his home two miles south OF Merid-
ian. Mr.. Edwards who is past SO
years of age, is afflicted with both
heat trouble and pneumonia.
l.. III. Bailey has enlarged his new
confectionery stand by an addition
that gives him more than twice as
much room as he had before.
Mrs. George Whitfock arrived home
Tuesday from n visit with relatives
and friends. IN Kansas City and Ma
con, Missouri.
A daughter was born Saturday.
December IL TO MIR. and Mrs. Harry
Marcum who reside five miles north
west OF town.
Don't forget Merchants first gem
eral sales day, Saturday, December
rs. Col. w. l.. King OF Caldwell Is
the auctioneer In charge and w. II.
Peer, clerk.
Ben Robinson returned this week
from a several weeks visit with rel
atives and friends at Brooks. Iowa.
J.. w. Beckdolt, one OF Kunas
leading citizens. has made his annual
remittance OF 500 insuring the re-
ceipt OF the Meridian Times for an
other year.
Harold Linn and Don Mcfarland
represented the Meridian High school
at the " M. G. A. conference at On
tario Friday and Saturday OF last
week.
Mrs. John Havner and Mrs. Robert
Cooper and three children who have
been visiting several weeks at Mis-
souri, points are expected to arrive
home this week.
Miss Sybil Hoseley. clerk IN the
Garrett Mercantile company's store.
has returned to her work after a
three weeks absence from the store
due TO Illness.
The Meridian stores have taken on
a strictly holiday appearance. There
Is a variety OF articles suitable for
gifts and one does not need to 60
away for Xmas purchases
Attic meeting OF the Booster cub,
Wednesday evening. President l.. A,
Copeland presented his resignation
and Arthur Garrett was unanimously
elected TO fill the position. Mr.. Gar
rett is the right man for the place
j l.. Bertsch who was at one time
employed on the Meridian Times. Is
now located at Baker City. Ore,
where he is the proprietor OF job
printing establishment and maya
zine agency.
Six carloads OF green slab wood
for fuel have been unloaded and cord
ed up at the new wood yard opened
here by the Boise-Payette Lumber
company. The wood comes from the
big mill at Barber above Boise.
Prof Geo. w. Gould who has been
III in hospital at Boise for ten days.
was sufficiently recovered to return
TO his home Monday. He expects to
resume his school work In the school
here next week.
ID. b. Bybee. former Meridian
resident, was arrested at Idaho Falls
last week and brought TO Boise on
a charge OF selling mortgaged crop.
After a trial in Justice Miller's court,
Bybee was exonerated.
Henry Stricken loaded four cars OF
baied hay from his ranch three miles
south of Meridian, Wednesday, for
shipment to a stock man at O wyhee
station on the main line of the o. S.
l.. east OF Nampa