The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-07-09
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Meridian News.
Mrs. Richard Finch is al the hot
springs near Weiser, being treated
for rheumatisnL
Gilmore Mcclellan has accepted q
position with the q. s. l., at Alex
ander. Ida, and has left TO take
charge the first Of the month
Mr.. and Mrs. Orviile Ackley and
children from Caldwell We're visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Baird and family
over the Fourth
Roy Mccarthy Of Turner, Idaho,
was guest ST the Reynolds home
the first OF the week.
Mrs. ]. e. Duman OF Caldwell,
Kansas. is visiting al the home OF
Mrs Joel Brown. and also with Mrs.
j. NJ Flack.
Ivan S. Rice, formerly In the drug
business here, and now travelling
salesman for a Philadelphia firm. was
III town Saturday for brief visit.
Mrs. Ethel Lockwood and Dorothy
have returned after a visit To the ex-
positions at San Francisco and San
Diego. She had very pleasant visit
with friends In Los Angeles.
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Leslie Burns had his right leg
broken by falling hay derrick at
the ranch OF p. r. Hubbard near
kama, this week He was taken to q
Boise hospital Wednesday.
Or. John j Marston gave two very
interesting illustrated lectures on the
far east and the Holy Land this week.
The entertainment Wednesday night
was under the auspices OF the Christ
ian church society
Or. W Easter desires the an
nonncement made that he expects to
leave in a short time for San Fran
cisco, and that al those wishing dem
tai work done are urged TO call at
once.
Mrs. G. r. Kooken met with Sc
we're accident Wednesday, at the
ranch north OF Meridian She was
on stepladder. picking cherries.
when she fell, breaking two homes In
her arm. She Is now under the care
of the doctor
Ex-president William Howard Taft
will pay a visit TO Boise next month,
on his way to Portland, Oregon. He
viii be the guest of Calvin Cobb,
while in Boise, and will be here
about the goth Of the month.
AT the meeting OF the town board
held Monday night John Finch was
selected as marshal, and will be on
duty most OF the night. so that we
Will have the advantage OF night
watch in Meridian He will receive
$50 o month, from the village.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Remington and
children left Monday for the Pay
cite Lakes. where they will enjoy a
three-weeks' vacation trip. Mr.. Rem
ington goes with the expectation that
the outing will improve his health,
which has been poor of late.
An accident and birth occurred
in the family of Mr.. and Mrs. Barton
Scriyner on Saturday. While riding
horse their 7-year-old son fell OIL In
such a manner as to cause bad frac-
ture Of the right arm. On the same
day little daughter arrived to share
the home with them,
Mrs II. j. Flescher of Emmett,
and former college friend, Miss
blanche Hunter. OF Anamosa, Iowa,
were here this week. Accompanied
by Miss Nellie Orr. the ladies made
trip 70 the Arrowrock dam last Sat
ilrday, with the teachers excursion.
Miss Mildred French has returned
from Brooklyn, New York. and will
remain here for couple OF months
visiting home folks She has accept
I'd position as teacher OF domestic
science at the Kansas State Agricul-
turai college, at Manhattan, Kansas,
aud will go there after her vacation.
GOmrade Clark has received word
Of the death OF his youngest brother,
Jehn. az chicamaugua. Georgia. Mr..
Clark says his brother has farmed
portion OF the old civil war battle
field for many years. Comrade Clark
says he was pilot over this section
Of the country for General McCook
during the war, and his trip took him
over the mountains OF this part of
Tennessee and Georgia.
NOTICE TO wATER USERS.
Notice to the water users of the
Hunter lateral You are hereby no.
lifted TO be on hand with your now
ing sythe TO NAV the moss out OF the
lateral on Monday morning the 18th
OF July. 1915. commencing at Lee Egg
bert = check by his house.
Respectfully.
GEO. w. WHITLOcK,
Water Master.