The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-10-29

loHN \. BAIRD, PUBLISHER
Published each Friday. ST per YEA
iNlEN9IRT9EES
Meridian News.
Hogs are selling on the marRe
around 6cper pound.
Guy Nickers has taken the place 3
lta Lick, AZ the Interurban station.
. w lIarreil II home again ate,
several months in the Long Valley
country.
Mrs. J Y. Alvord movd her house.
hold goods 10 Boise on Wednesday
aud Viii reside there In the future.
Ben Robson went to Omaha Mon
day for d VISIT with friends there ana
az Brooks, Ia
". A. Mullins and family moved
from Meridian Tuesday Of laat week
70 Join Mr. Mullins. who is located All
Vale, ore -
], C Brown and family have
moved 70 sage brush ranch on route
z Nampa from Route i, Meridian.
Bulk Comb Honey. extra fine. IL
pounds 81 No less quantity sold at
tils price Bring your pail u +,
Alwater 90.
Miss Gladys Ross az Boise ana
Harold Hoobler took dinner and AM
loyed music al the Brewer home sun
day. YN '"A
German Villains and family re-
turned this week after four years in
eastern Iowa. They found no place
that they like as Well as Idaho.
y y. knttson was In Meridian yes
terdny, from his ranch near Rose
berry, he says the family is we'll
ana that good crops are the rnle III
Long Valley this year.
Orria Masterson was able to walk
short distance one day this week. and
the event Is OF Sufficient Importance
@ deserve 9 mntion in the paper.
The Times Is glad 10 note the
Gradual Improvement In the health OF
nttie Ivan Sims, son Of Elmer q.
SIMS, ana that he bids fair TO show
steady gain from now on
II II 4tudaret,.<,a 4t... -, 80,
power pills will be handled hereafter
At the Interurban station ana win
their other duties. Harley Turner ana
Guy Nickers will be Kept busy.
On the Meridian market TODAY. II
$l,25 per 100 pounds (sacked) "a be- /
ing paid for wheat; $1.10 for oats. al .
Tor barley and 16 l-2 cents per {
pound for clover seed. c
y Z Cooks big sale October o viii
give an opportunity 10 secure some
good dairy stock, also cattle. horses
and hogs Remember the date Ia
Harley Turner has returned from Il
a vacation spent in tile mountains. he Ial
says the fishing was good, but big d
game scarce "
+. Attention Il. called totIendershot's 81
slg sale pTNt Thursday. This is al
chance 70 hpy Holstein cows bt
ING heifers Of your own selection, 1t
Morris Lamb mas con. az
'luded his work az the big stock | IN
anch near Vale. and plans 70 locate III
oAlsWhere IN the Boise valley He OF
'as 70 meridian Yesterday &c
Norman Grimmett was visiting n We
leridian Tuesday He was married I'M
urlng fair time. the bride being Miss A
nne Howley, and they are settled In wa
comfortable home in Ustick n
r ats
Carol Hayden daughter of w. NJ. tn,
, hayden, fell IN such a manner ar
ME playing as TO receive a deep mu
Ash ~ her knee She has been ont yet
school for several days and the paI
'ctor has been attending her.
~ fea
we would like TO acknowledge our aw,
greet in not being able Ia hold orr con
Getting tonight as usual, but on ac- con-
hnt q some repair work on the 4
liding, we won't be able TO. we mi
pc 70 continue them soon. Watch Gle,
,he ringing OF the bell.-R. K. the
alta
Z. g Finch adyertises a taxider- stro
s. business IN. another column. He as
Il y. s s.dso IN TINS work. and ton
. ne asslsteds by an expert who ple
mes here 10 help. Anyone who ha n
work IN this line should call on no ,
migl
I. a. Allen received wire yester- isas
from the officials at San Fran ence
~ 70 pack and bring his Gem bars
te fair exhibit TO the exposition. q 10,
and Mrs. Allen viii leave To- a., - :
rrow for San Francisco and ex- Sror,
to have the display on exhibition ino
the first OF November ae
dc krda,. 49, place
her school work in Meridian on - :
punt q III health, was taken dam ~ i
'usiy III and her condition is quite day