The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-09-03


SINlENlllI9EES
Meridian News.
Miss Elsie Mcdonald. 81 Roseberry
is me gnest 81 Mrs. Cunt 4. Wag
goner.
elem aud Date Hedges, Grovel
Burns and Leo Marsters left Frida,
for the mountains,
Miss Buelah Mccall, of Mccall, Id
aho. is visiting her cousin. Miss Ruth
Hashharger
Miss Helen Pack win enter st. Mar
Earets school at Boise next Monday
for the term.
Mr.. and Mrs. ~. A. Heikes have
moved over from Star, and viii open
the Midday hotel for business next
sunday
Royal stanton has a new postof-
Zee address, requesting that his mail
be sent 10 Enterprise. Owyhee county,
instead Of r. p No, Il Nampa
Mr.. and Mrs j NJ. Madden, from
Boulder. Colo. are visiting with MIR.
Madden's brothers, G. r.. and Frank
This is their first trip to Idaho and
they are very favorably impressed.
Al y. Hedges Sr. is expected to ar
rive In few days from New York,
and Washington. where he has been
visiting friends.
isrnne packing VIII begin next M0n-
nay at the Mckinney plant. The man
agement hope for o good market and
viii Will employ the usual number OF
packers
D. II. Newcomer lost another val
Balsle horse this week, with spinal
meningitis. This Is the second within
the past few months and is quite an
expense 90 him.
Harold Salisbury leaves to-day for
fAtANHfs AdMHbt4 "a NNdEt IputS SthAiOH
north OF Payette. Idaho. He will be-
gin an S-months term OF school
there next Monday
Miss Edith Brookhart asks that the
Times be sent 10 Rawhide, Nevada, as
the family have decided TO stay there
for some time
Mr. and Mrs. j. Nj. Nelson and
daughter Miss Emma have arrived In
Meridian. from Boise. and will locate
here MISS Nelson will be one or our
teachers.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Harry Tolleth and
Miss Dora Young returned Sunday
from their trip to California. They
had q fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pfaffle arrived home
early Thursday morning after visit
TO the California fairs. They are tired
out after an automobile journey OF
over thousand miles. but had a fine
trip.
A. y. Cook has returned from his |
Kansas trip and was 80 impressed |
With the opportunities back there |
that the family are planning 10 move |
70 the Sanflower state.
Frank Weygandt has discontinued |
his iitney BUS line to Boise. Another |
line has been established this week !
raining from Nampa 10 Boise. stop |
ping At Meridian, By Hoobler Broth
ers.
Miss Pearl Jackson, of Peabody 1
Kansas arrived here Thursday. and
is Visiting her sister Mrs. Fred Nus |
baum, and other relatives here
Mrs J. g Mcintosh, who under |
went serious operation az tLuke's |
hospital ia Boise, is doing well this |
week, and hopes are entertained that |
she Is on the road to recovery
Mrs. Frank Long, Of Caldwell, Wis |
tied ~ Meridian several days re-
Gently. With her parents Mr. and Mrs. |
y ~. Anderson.
There will be meeting OF the Mer- |
idian Booster Club Monday evening, |
September 9Th. al the NJ EChureh |
south Eailding Plans for park will
he discussed and talks VIII be made
by George Atwater and Rev. Joel
Brown.
Miss Esta Caihoon. of Shambaugh,
Iowa. is visiting with the family OF
her aunt Mrs. J r. Whitlock. She
Is Q nher way home from the fairs.
School tablets, all kinds at lowest
prices At McIatosh's, al the post-of-
flee.
Charley Madden mentions slight
correction 81 the report OF the grain
Weld on Liz farm The weld on