The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-07-30

The st0rk lett stuTuy SOU a. shc
home OF Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Kindred,
vest OF Meridian, on July 22d.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clint Waggoner and
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Nusbaum depart
ed by wagon Saturday morning for
vacation trip up the Payette river.
In game played on the Meridian
grounds Sunday, the Beatty baseball
nine defeated the Falk Wholesale
nine OF Boise by score OF 3 to l,
This Is destined to be the best year
for the bee men in the history OF the
industry in Idaho The local aparies
have big yield OF honey and the
quality is fine.
Ben Miller, OF the Nampa Record,
well-known Safety First" man was
Meridian visitor last Saturday even
ing, accompanied by Hon. Dickens
Hill. They were favorabiy impressed
with the town.
Miss Nema Dierdorf. OF Caldwell,
was visiting friends in Meridian We'd
nesday. She says the family will
move this week to Pendleton, Ore
gon, where Mrs. Dierdorf has q posi-
ton in dry goods store offered her
Mr.. and Mrs.John Wilson and three
children, OF Powersville, Mo, are Wis
i;ing with the families OF Ira Voor-
hees and willard Turner. They are
on their way home from trip to the
California expositions.
Mr.and Mrs. INV. Harrell and fam
lily have returned after two months
spent in the Long Valley country.
where they have farm interests. There
Ii fine prospect for crop there this
year.
Miss Anna Barker has been enga-
ged as one OF the high school teach
ers In the Star schools for the COM
ing year. Miss Barker is a graduate
OF the University OF California. and
Is daughter OF Dan Barker. resid-
ing near Meridian.
Last week the Times neglected to
mention very pleasant party given
nj the home Of Mrs. Henry Jackson,
east Of town. in celebration of the
18th birthday anniversary OF Mrs.
g. w. Nusbaum, mother of the hos
tess.
Miss Maine. of Chicago. has been
visiting with her sister. Mrs. g. A..
Roger. near Meridian. She Is on her
way home after q visit to the Calf
ornia expositions. She is teacher
in the Chicago schools. and is enjoy
ing well-earned vacation.
a team belonging to Bert Coleman
pulled off a siiyely runaway on the
streets OF Meridian Friday morning
and ia their run down the street mar
rowly missed crashing into the Times
printing office. The horses were
hitched 10 a wagon when they made
their dash for liberty. Little damage
was done except TO the neckyoke and
harness.
Mrs. Jack Garrett is recovering
from a severely wrenched arm. which
occurred as the family we're return
ing from their motor trip TO the hills
last week The machine stalled on a
grade. and in an effort TO get II star
ted, the machine reversed and Mrs.
Garrett was in the path OF the mach
Inc as il backed up. One OF her fin
gers was quite badly bruised.
Rex. and Mrs. Joel Brown joined a
host Of others in a celebration OF the
birthday anniversary of Mrs. o. Y.
Sebern, at MeDermott station, yes
terday afternoon. Those who were
present say that the bountiful repast
spread before the guests would indi-
cate that this is land OF plenty-as
IL included fruit, ice cream. cake,
pie. fried chicken, salads, and lemon
ade.
Dr. Herbert G. Spencer, an osteo-
pathic physician. graduate OF the
well-known Kirksyille, No, school,
has decided to locate in Meridian and
viii move here from Caldwell. For
the present he win occupy the rooms
or Dir. ). w. Easter, in the Idaho
building. near the post-office, while
the dentist 10 away ON vacation. Mr.,
and Mrs. Spencer appear to be good