The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-11-19

Meridian News.
J. NJ. Anderson was capital city
visitor Thursday
Fred Fenton LEFT Wednesday on
business trip to San Francisco.
Born, Wednesday, November IL.
to Mr. and Mrs, o. e. Carpenter an
eleven pound son
son was born October 2s TO Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Currier of American
Falls
Fred Fenton and II w. Pomerene
spent Tuesday hunting ducks along
the Snake river near Moths.
Al daughter was born Thursday,
November II, 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
0pie who live three miles north OF
Meridian,
Bulk Comb Honey, extra fine. 2
pounds ST.. DO less quantity sold at
this price. Bring your pail. T.. X,
Atwater Co.
Mrs. earl Mcconnell OF Wei
ser is visiting with her sister, Mrs.
Noryilie Booth, at the Booth ranch
west OF town.
Mrs. Cora King left Saturday for
Lewiston where she will take a
course ia the State Normal school to
prepare herself Tor teaching in the
public schools.
Floyd Davldsvd Nho has bsen CON
ficed 10 his home for TWO weeks
on account or stomach trouble, is
sufficiently recovered 70 be out
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. f. Hunt Of Meri-
dian have announced the engagement
of their daughter, Helen, 10 Il. A.
Copeland OF Meridian. The marriage
will take place in December.
Monday night brought Meridian the
first snow Of the season but the fall
was light and soon DISAPPEARED Tues
day morning The weather has been
clear and ideal up to this week.
Frye Adams and family who have
resided on the Booth ranch west OF
town the past two years will move
next week 10 Long Valley where they
have rented a stock ranch.
Mrs Henry Gruber who suffered a
sudden attack OF henorrhage of the
stomach while returning home from
Boise Saturday, is reported to be
much improved. The Grubers re-
side four miles south of Meridian.
Fifty tons OF Aberdeen coal was
delivered IN one lot by the Copeland
Lumber company Saturday to sew
eral members OF the Farmers Coun-
try club living south and west Of
town.
Arthur Fraser, Allen Wilcox, Ar
thur Garrett and Sam Griffith OF
the Meridian lodge, A. r. & A. M. at
tended the third degree rites put
on by the Boise shriners Monday
night
Robert, Mable and Mamie. the
thre children OF Mr.. and Mrs. s. E.
Moody who reside in the Ten Mile
district, are recovering from severe
attack OF whooping cough. which is
reported to be assuming the extent
OF an epidemic among the families
of that neighborhood
Mrs. Minnie White of Volga City,
Iowa. visited In Meridian the fore
part of the week with her nephew
l.. A. Copeland Mrs. White de-
parted Tuesday evening for Portland
where she will make an extended
visit with Mr. Copeland's parents and
. other relatives.
j b. Cook shipped carload Of ex-
cellent wheat raised on his place a
half mile south OF town to Pocatello,
Monday. The grain brought $l.32
per hundred and with $4,000 pounds
in the car made a return of $660.O0
for Mr. Cook The shipment was
billed TO the Farmers Society of
Equity at Pocatello.
Two carloads OF work horses that
have been used by the Ferris Con-
struction company of Boise in some
contract work in Utah were unload
ed at the local stock yards Monday
The stock will be wintered on the
company's ranch on the river near
Star.
The booth which is to shelter the
peanut and popcorn stand to be open
ed in a few days by l.. II. Bailey is
completed and ready for occupancy.
Is is a substantial white-enameled
structure and locate on Hoynes
corner across the street from the
postoffiee.
The Meridian lodge A. #. & A. M.
at its last meeting conferred thhe
third degree on Arthur Garrett. The
lodge work was followed by an oys-
ter supper and fraternal good time.
Peter Sederlund. reported last
week seriously i'll OF typhoid fever at