The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-09-10
Meridian News.

Meridian News.
Mrs. O. v. Sebern gave q house
PARTY Wednesday evening In honor
OF Miss Mildred French.
II. +. Rebbe and family are now
located at Idaho City. where MT
Rebbe has the principalship OF the
schools.
Holm ID. Osborne, who with his
family have been at Donneiiy IoI
some time, have moved 10 van
WycR, Idaho.
Catalogues of the Gem State Fair
can Ne had at the First National Bank
al the Times Office. Call and get
COPY and decide to enter something
at the big farmers FAIR.
ed Hashrouck and little son Sol
have returned after summer spent
al the mining claims north OF ketch-
nm. Idaho.
Edith Carter, the little daughter OF
K. K. Carter. residing four miles
northeast OF Meridian. broke her arm
by falling from prune tree yester-
day. The doctor is now looking al
ter her.
/. ". Martin was in Meridian yester-
day. He is now located with his fami
" on a 5-acre tract near Pierce Park.
Mr.. Martin Is employed as ditch walk
ar ON the Settlers Canal.
A party composed of DR.. G. l..
DuttOn. Harry Tolleth, Arthur Fra
sier and Hayes Floyd returned Sat
urday evening from fishing trip In
to the Garden valley country
j. b. Cook has traded his ranches
OF 40 and 80 acres near here for land
in western Kansas and plans to move
back to that section in a few weeks,
He will have public sale this fall.
Leo Marsters was treating some Of
his Meridian friends TO bear meat
this week, and the bear stakes were
delicious. The treat comes as re
suit OF the good luck Mr.. Marsters
and party had while on hunting
trip to Garden Valley.
Miss Mildred French leaves this
week for Manhattan Kan, to assume
her work in the agricultural college
there She is retained as one OF thu
teachers of domestic science, yer,
desirable position.
Or. and Mrs. G. l.. Dutton enjoyed
visit from the formers sister ant
husband, Mr. and Mrs. Hayes Floyd
from Ness City. Kansas. The guests
arrived from the San Francisco ex
position last week and spent seyera
days here.
Word comes from Boise that mar
riage license was issued Wedncsda,
TO Leroy w. Eaton of Meridian AM
Lura Tressie Hudson Of Boise Thes'
are well known young people OF TIL
community and congratulations ar
extended.
The Gem State Fair at Boise thi
year win be tn biggest and best In tn
history of the state. Lets get 70
gether and make this farmers fair a.
illustration of what we can do whe
the people take hold of propositio
of the kind.
Jimmie Dutton. little SON OF ID
and Mrs. G. Il Dutton, had the en-
OF finger all but severed in law
mower Thursday. The fingertip wa
immediately stitched into place an
gives promise OF staying where 1t b.
longs without further trouble.
~ a. NJ So N hl
ing loaded at the interurban static
Monday by Manager Bell, buyer IL
the Caldwell Mill and Elevator con
pany. This company has alread
shipped from here l5 carloads
grain. II Is estimated that tot
grain shipments from here wi
reach 100 cars this year.
President l.. A. Copeland, of Il
Meridian Booster Club, to-day l
forms the Times that the project 4
a precinct fair, to be held before Il
Gem State Fair. has been given u
and that the Meridian corn show al
harvest home Will he held as origina
~ planned, some time in October.
Earl Taylor who has been seryil
as clerk in the Wilcox drug stoi
ended his apprenticeship Sunday G
ening and will depart in a few da
for Chicago. TO enter the Northwei
ern College School of PharmaC
Frank Montieth has succeeded TO
position.
The school election last Tuesday
Meridian Independent District No.
resulted in the election of l.. r. Ly
and Allen Wilcox as trustees to 81
coed J. A. Watts and A. j. Flack.
the rural high school election the
was no opponent TO VIM. MorelaI
and he was elected TO succeed hims
as director.
Harold Downey is one of the hu
ling graduates OF the Meridian Rul
high school who Is making go
start. He has secured an S-moni
ncboo1 az Parry Hammock r0untv. q