The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-06-18

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Meridian News.
Harry fs0gsrs has been in meridian
this week shaking hands with ole
friends
hTr. and Mrs + w. Pfost expect
soon Is leava for their mines In the
Sheep mountain country
George Anderson was taken TO q
Boise hospital this week for an OBJ
GRAFTON for appendicitis
The annual picnic for the NJ. r.
Sunday school VIII be held at Cess
grove Wednesday, June z3d.
A fine girl is reported to have ar
rived al the home Of q. Pigg, who
resides in the northeast part OF town,
The summer normal started last
Monday at Boise Many teachers from
Meridian are III attendance
j. r. Sovereign. the linotype OPP
orator. went to P0catello Wednesday
where hew III take job ont he Trib-
une.
fred Nusbaum was taken III this
weak with 8 slight paralytic stroke
on the left side. He Is some better
to day.
word comes from Emmett that
Clarence Wilson, who Is III with CON
sumption, 30 very low. and that death
may occur at any time.
Annse Ward writes from Marion,
IlllnoiA. that she win move to idaho
again, and her address WIN be III
SO. 18th street Boise
The NJ. ". Ladies Aid will serve
lunch on the Parsonage lawn Sat-
urday. July 3. when the big cele-
bration ia to be held
Herschel and Harold Davidson,
Dan Yost and Bernard Lee have ar
rived home from Oregon Agricultur-
al college, where they have been stu
dents the past year.
Guy Remington was at Boise nos
pital this week, making arrangements
for an operation which he expects to
undergo In few days.
Miss Lois Pfaffle arrived home from
Seattle. WASH, Wednesday. She is here
for summer vacation with home
folks after aterm OF college work at
the University of Washington.
Eugene Kaigler. son Of ] W..
Kaigler, this week takes an express
run between Boise and mccall. His
father Is already connected with the
express service
Cherries are ripe and there is an
abundance OF them. II looks as
though many families viii have a
chance to secure q supply by pick
ing on shares. one-half TO go TO the
one picking them.
Mrs. II. Barr and daughter Endora
are enjoying q visit with Meridian
friends. They now reside at Caldwell.
Miss Ada Dunlap spent the week
end visiting with friends In Meridian.
NlIbs NlGtHtt llNluk Ay0N1 AtfC AAfAto
in the country, received an ugly cash
on one OF her hands Friday. when a
glass fruit jar broke under pressure.
The physician summoned found IL
necessary to take five stitches to
close the wound
Mr.. and Mrs Freem Eakins and
daughter Georgia, Caroline Pfaffle
and GenevieYe Ellis, will compose a
vacation party which will start in a
day or two TO spend some time at
Payette lakes
Rev. j. 9. Mitchell arrived in Me-
ridian Wednesday from Denver, Colo
and has decided to build and locate
on his suburban track near Rivers
crossing. east OF Ustick He will
stay in Meridian until the house is
built.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. jackson and
MFR. and Mrs. j l.. Waggoner enjoy
ed an auto trip to Payette lakes the
last of the week. They report good
roads and they say there Is to be
a bumper crop in the Long Valley
country
r. H. Alger has arrived from
Pierre, South Dakota, for visit with
his brother. @. W. Alger. residing on
route No. !. Meridian. He is on
three weeks vacation. from his du-
ties as baggageman on the North
western railroad.
Strawberry season will be little
bit short this year, as many of the
berries were hurt by the rain, and
those left on the vines are ripening
pretty fast this week Another
week viii see the end OF the berry
supply
Dare Devil Kohl, the aeronaut,