The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-05-21
Meridian News.

III. u cue Il III weIser where he
viii visit for a few days.
A marriage license was issued al
Boise Monday 10 Joseph w. G. Car
ringer and I4ucretia Lawrence. both
Of Meridian.
Don Yost. son Of W. N. Yost. has
returned from years study IN the
University Of California, az Berkeley.
Several from Meridian we're pres
ent at Founders Day, celebration
al the College OF Idaho. At Caldwell,
held last Friday
Miss Ruth McFadden. OF Arrow
rock. is here this week for the alumni
banquet. and 70 attend the gradua-
tlon exercises OF the Meridian
schools
o. Z. Carpenter has moved from
Hiilsboro. Oregon. to Tillamook,
Oregon aud asks that his paper be
changed to the last named address,
James McCleneghan has traded his
orchard tract at Knna for Spokane,
WASH. property, and expects TO re-
move from Meridian In b few days 70
his new Washington home.
Il. A. Brewer left Tuesday for Mis-
souri, Valley. Iowa, to visit his moth
er Mrs. j 81 Smith, who has been
ia poor health for several months.
Mr., Brewer will be absent for about
two weeks.
Both the Meridian high school and
2. the grade school will close this Fri
day for the term This has been
successful school year, and the
scholars have made good advance
neni. under a competent corps Of
instructors.
In spite OF the rainy day several
went Is Boise Monday to see Barnes
animal circus, and were well repaid
for going. Perhaps the most novel
OF many good attractions was a group
Of performing seals. and their hui
man-like actions were simply wonder
full
The Idaho Oregon league game at
Boise Sunday resulted in u score OF
3 to in favor OF Caldwell II. w.
pumerene pitched for the Caldwell
team. and PinneY Long and Frank
Anderson (former members Of the
Meridian clubJ also helped the win
ming team.
X. r. d. No. out Of Kuna Will
be established June 10th, The ter
rltory to be served VIII be south and
east Of town, and viii serve 100 fam
lilies. As Is the present custom with
new routes the service viii be three
times week, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays
Miss Lieherman was the success
fnl Boise society girl In the States
man beanty contest, and goes TO the
San Francisco fair as guest OF the
management She is 10 years old
and Ia a member OF the 1915 gradual
ing class Of the Boise High school.
o. g. Thurman was taken TO
Boise hospital early last Friday
where he underwent successful OPP
GRAFTON for appendicitis. AS o. G..
is a prominent high school student,
this Illness comes at an unfortunate
time, but all are glad TO hear that
he Is getting along we'll.
One Of the dry farmers over near
kuna says; Last year was rather
dlscouraging 70 dry farmers, but
there are always some hopeful peo-
pie. Hho do not get discouraged, that
have tried again this year. and their
chances for a bonntiful harvest we're
never better
Miss Ivy Leighton closed success
full term OF school in the Blue Val
ley district north OF Meridian, last
Friday. with an ice cream treat for
the scholars. Miss Hattie Rogers al
80 had successful term. teaching
the higher grades OF the same school,
and closing the term two weeks ago.
y. G. Beam has two relatives SER
ing with the Canadian volunteers,
whUssfre now doing valiant service
for the mother country IN the fight
against Germany and Austria. He
Is naturally anxious OF reports of
casualties among the Dominion sol
diefs
Ins letter 10 Meridian friends Mr..
aist Mra.sH l.. kebhe say they ex-
rect 10 remain IN Arrow Rock until
late IN the summer On account of
the completion Of the work, a good
many employees are gradually leav-
ing the place. and Mr.. Rebbe, who is
one 81 The carpenters employed on
ihe &Ork, Mill aooh finish his dd-
ties
e~-
~ Lick. father ef I'D. Lick has
arrived "a Meridian from Los Ange-
ies. end sill make bis home here He
has bpeu ID the California city for
The past IWq years. He says there
u but little work for Americans
afoBnd Los angeles. d considerable
amount oi the day labor being per-
formed ~ MexieRns and foreigners,
sho wark for lower wage than
AneFlcang can afford
llOrticsItifal Inspector John Witt.