The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-08-27

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Ed Castor on Monday, Aug 10Th
on Friday. August 18th, a son was
horn 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Harrison,
living near Yost station.
Members of the Fl. A s. club and
friends enjoyed dance at the Wood
man hall Monday evening.
Donald Mcclellan and family are lo~
Gated at 10th Avenue and 9Th street
in Nampa, and are Well satisfied with
their new home.
MIR. and Mrs. A. VI Tallman were
among those from Meridian who
made the trip TO Arrowrock last Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. TN. Hashbarger with
TWO OF their boys, left Wednesday for
the Council country They went by
wagon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tompkins. father and
mother OF Carl Tompkins have re-
turned to their home al Aberdeen,
South Dakota, after visit here, at
the country place north Of Meridian.
Carl Tompkins and father went TO
the Arrowrock dam last Saturday.
They were much Impressed with the
greatness Of she enterprise.
Cashier Gardiner, OF the Bank OF
Eagle. and Mr., McKeeth, We're over to
Meridian yesterday, advertising the
big cattle sale to be held al the Eagle
livery barn next Tuesday.
Homer Cutler. who taught agricul-
tire last year In the Meridian high
school. has secured position al SUIT
ter Creek. California, and Will leave
for that place IN q few days
Charley Madden has some fine crops
on his land south least OF Meridian
this year. The first crop OF wheat net
ted 3S bushels to the acre and field
OF oats averaged no bushels TO the
acre
Mr. and Mrs. y. F.. Neal and Mr..
and Mrs. w b. Harmon. Of Boise,and
members OF their families were en-
joying Sunday at the home of brand
Mrs II n Neal.
The patent medicine show outfit af-
ter gathering up several hundred dol
lars from our people, went TO Eagle
saturday night.Th doctor" thought
Meridian the easiest picking he had
found for many day.
There viii be a meeting OF the Mer-
idian Booster Club Monday evening,
September 9Th, at the M. E.Church
south building. Plans for park will
he discussed and talks will be made
BY George Atwater and Rev. Joel
Brown.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. X. Deck and Rev.
and Mrs. Joel Brown drove over to
Emmett to-day and will return to-
morrow with all the peaches the wag-
on will hold. Rev. Brown says they
win get plenty and ii necessary
he will come back on the train.
Mrs Ct r. Neal and Miss Wayne
Neal. mother and sister respectively
~ Or. II #. Neal, departed Tuesday
for trip 10 Portland, Seattle and
Spokane After returning here fora
brief visit ia about a week they will
depart for their home at Peru, Neb.
In another column may be found
the dates OF opening of the various
state colleges and institutes of learn
ing. also time that entrance exami-
nations are taken Idaho has some
splendid state schools and they
should be literally patronixed by the
Young people of this neighborhood.
The Meridian cheese factory has
installed an ice machine which Is OPP
Grated by electricity II Is the first
ice machine 70 be placed In a cheese
factory in Idaho, The purpose OF this
machine is 70 keep the storage rooms
at the required curing temperature
Tor cheese. which Is 60 degrees for
The first so days, and 40 degrees
thereafter.
First Bishop Make Clark. secre-
tary 81 the Everlasting Gospel Mis-
sion" has rented the NJ T.. Church
south. in Meridian. and Will hold D
series OF services, beginning this Sat
urday, al 8 o'clock All are invited
The sect have nothing for the peo.
PIE 10 Join but Jesus,no creed but the
Bible, and the object Is 10 uplift hui
mainly. feed the hungry and cloths
ihe poor
J.. o. Brunf came back from Lewis
ton last Saturday. With #. A. Bisby
he disposed Of car load OF sheep
I'm ewes bringing $40 a head They