The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-11-26

veil was of silk net. She carried
4 large boquet OF bridal roses. Many
beautiful gifts were received attest
Ing the popularity OK the young
couple. The groom Is an Industrious
young farmer. The bride has been
In social work in the Nc
MILAN neighborhood, and her musi-
cal ability has been In demand at the
church and entertainment affairs in
that vicinity. The couple will make
their home In Meridian.
w. s. Chase and associate, Mr.
Drummer. leave today for the San
Francisco exposition, after q brief
stay at the Chase farm, north Of Me-
ridian. They enjoyed a nice Thanks
giving dinner, prepared by Mrs.
F'reem Eakins MIR. Drummer was
amused at the reference to him in
last weeks paper as Boston cap
ltaIist." He says that while he would
enjoy that distinction and the Job
would probably be easier than to
hustle the sale of bolt making ma
chinery for the National Mfg
content as an associate OF Mr.. Chase
to continue in his present occupation.
The Meridian Choral society had an
session Monday night at
the home of j. j, Caldwell. The
name adopted for the club is THE
Meridian Chorus" Prof. Oliver G.
Jones, the conductor, brought with
him beautiful chorus cantata, The
Village Blacksmith. which will be
studied by the class An appeal is
made for larger membership as
this is splendid chance for muscal
training The next meeting, Monday
night. will he held at the home OF
j. r.. Baird Come out as visitor,
and prepare to join. The expense IS
nominal.
4. s. Durham returned Friday
from Salt Lake, where he took q
shipment Of rams, consisting of Lin
coins and Cotswolds, and he realiz-
ed $50 head. He brought back 81
yearlings and ram lambs to winter
at the Midday place, north of Merid-
Ian. This makes $50 rams that Will
be wintered here and constitutes
about one-half OF the supply In this
section, the ram lambs having been
cleaned out or the valley This has
been one OF the best sheep years in
the history of Idaho, and all classes
OF young stock are In demand at good
prices.
Deputy Pure Food Inspector Erwin
Kline was in Meridian Wednesday
and caused the arrest Of George Par
kin on the charge of keeping car
cass OF horse without burial for
more than "a hours. 1t seems the
horse which died of sickness, was sold
or given to stockman. who has a
hog pasture mile west of town. and
IL was the intention to feed the car
caas To the hogs. Someone reported
this unsanitary proceeding to the
state officials and the arrest follow
ed A penalty of SIS and costs were
assessed. The trial was In Justice
Whitlock's court Wednesday. Deputy
Kline says this matter should be Civ
EN- publicity, as a warning and that
dead animals should be promptly dis
posed Of. according to the law.
Posters were printed at the Times
office this week advertising a public
auction OF livestock, farm machinery
and furniture belonging to Casper
Marty who contemplates moving
away from the Boise valley to
north Idaho. The sale win be held
Thursday, December 2. ON the r.. s.
Riser ranch now occupied by Mr.
Marty, one-halh mile west and i hall
mile south of Meridian.
DR.. Herbert C. Spencer, with his
family. so Saturday to Caldwell,
where they win make their home
After four months trial, the Doctor
is convinced that this field will not
support an osteopath. at least while
the times are as close as at present
IL is to be regretted that the fam
lily is to leave Meridian. as they are
good people and desirable citizens.
The special town election ON the
10th inst, TO validate the transfer
OF the Price lots to l.. III. Bailey was
carried by a vote of 81 for and I
against The village, that has had
the deed for the property for some
time. thus makes a satisfactory dis
posal, and is reimbursed for the
shortage of the old water commits
sioner,
At the Meridian Hardware COM
pany store Is the finest display of sill
yer and plate ware ever seen in Me-
ridian. Most of the lot consists OF
Community ware, in the bridal
Wreath" and "Patrician" patterns
quiet elegant designs that wear and
look we'll for generation. These
are Just the thing for Christmas gifts
Call and look them over.
Among the Meridian people Wild
attended the play, The Trail of the
Lonesome Pine" at the Pinney
theatre In Boise. Friday night. were
Messrs and Mesdames John Wagon
err, Fred Nuzbaum. John F. Baird
and DR.. Neal and Vern Caldwell anc
Miss Cox. This was one of severa
very fine plays presented at Boise!
leading theatre this season.
A swift basket ball game was play
ed at the High school auditorium
| Saturday night between Principal
Fullers team, from the Meridian
grade school. and Verne Caldweli's
team from the Locust Grove school
The final score was as and IL Ii