The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-11-05

Published each Friday. 81 per year.
IlllIN0llI0NNS
Meridian News.
Uncle Date Hedges is quite III with
pluersy, and has been at home for
several days.
Mrs. l.. II. Lynn has been quite III
for several days, but Is better AZ this
writing
The Meridian Choral society will
meet hereafter on Monday instead OF
Wednesday evenings.
Mrs n. Champlin and Mrs. w. II.
Davidson of Boise were guests OF
Mrs Harry Tolleth on Tuesday
$. NJ. Burns is building nice ce-
ment walk in front OF his residence
and the new garage.
l.. Al. Copeland il receiving visit
from his father, a prominent lumber
man, OF Lents, Oregon.
Mrs. Chapman. sister OF o. II. Kri-
der. has been quite III OF late and IL
taking treatment OF a physician
The Everlasting Gospel Mission
people have concluded their meetings
at the South church.
Tom Timer is looking and feeling
better after several weeks or Illness,
and bids fair to soon be back 10 his
accustomed good health.
Bulk Comb Honey, extra fine. ~
pounds 81. No less quantity sold at
this price Bring your pail. II. II.
Atwater Co.
Rev. s. Fl. Shangle. OF Milton. Ore.
will preach al Locust Grove school
house Saturday night and Sunday al
3 y. IN.
Mrs. Cora King, daughter OF Il. @.
Bickfofd, leaves next week for Lewis-
ton. Idaho. for term at the nor
AuAt. f,1ih FAbtthE ~ ntCuAS ~ NSathAt
certificate and viii teach next year.
The sale OF j. b. Cook. al the farm
a half mile south of Meridian, next
Tuesday will furnish rare opportun-
lily to secure some good dairy stock,
horses, hogs, implements and furni-
ture.
AL
for her home ut Pocatello. Idaho. Mr..
supply house. with headquarters
there.
Members OF the Rebekah lodge sur
prlsed the Odd Fellows Friday even
close Of their regular meeting. A jol-
~ Halloween party resulted.
As result OF Halloween pFapks of
q somewhat destructive nature, four
or five youths were obliged TO appear
Monday before Judge Peer.
Ross McAllister was fined s5 by
a Meridian Justice OF the peace this
week for using profane language. and
" VAht0 hAN a1NEn1AhGAt Oht va tht
street.
There will be a cooked food sale
TO be given by the Ladies Aid OF the
NJ r. church, held al the meat mar
ket in Meridian this Saturday even
ing at 10 o'clock. Come and get
something nice for Sunday.
Directors or school District No. SO
win meet In monthly session next
Monday evening. One OF the matters
TO be considerer Is the disposal of the
old school building. and II is under
stood that two persons have bids In
for the building. No action Will be
taken. however, until the legal pro-
ceedings in the way OF advertising
for bids. etc. are made.
George Il. Atwater leaves this
week for a trip that will take him
as far east as the Dakotas. going by
way OF Butte. Montana. He expects
10 dispose OF two cars OF honey the
company still has on hands. Francis
Atwater will have charge OF the ship
ment and will 20 with II ne soon as
a place can be found in Dakota where
the honey can be shipped ana stored,
Il viii then be bottled and SOLD to the
customer.
The Woodman hail was thronged
Monday evening by the crowd in at
tendance az the masquerade ball, and
jolly good time is reported. First
prize for the best costumed couple
was awarded 10 Robert Post ans
Miss HERNIA Hunt. who represented
clowns Delbert Lewis and Lillian
awanstrom we're given the second
prize award.
l.. w. Griffith has sold hia dairy
business to A. ID. Chester. who ar
rived with his family from the
Brownlee country this week and has
taken possession. Mr.. Griffith trades
his 10 acres mile and half N. w.
of Meridian. with his stock. TO Mr..
Chester for the latter's 100 acres OF
dry farm land seven miles northeast
of Sweet. Mr.. Griffith has built up
profitable business and Mr.. Chester