The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-10-01

THE MERIDIAN TINES |
JOHN II. HARD, PUBLISHER
Published each Friday, 81 per year
Date Hedges is building a large ce-|
mant floor garage at the west side OF
the Burns lots. on Idaho street.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hud-
son, residing miles northwest, Sept.
25th, boy.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hay
den, Sept. 29th, boy
Born. Sept. 22d. to Mr.. and Mrs
Aug Hatfield residing 4 miles north
west. boy.
Arthur Frazier and Clint Wagon
or have returned from their hunting
trip TO Garden Valley.
MRS. N. w. Booth is at Weiser, and
Is enjoying visit with her sister,
The Mckinney plant completed their
urune packing yesterday. Sixty cars
we're sent from the Meridian packing
house, against 40 cars last year,
Married--At the residence of Rev.
Joel Brown, pastor of the Christian
church. in Meridian. Wednesday,
Sent. 29th, Mr.. Fritz Groesbeck and
Miss Athena Krmlish.
Freem Eakins and Orville Jackson
returned Sunday morning from their
outing spent in enjoying the events
of the Pendleton round up.
Mrs. Fred Taylor departed Sunday
for her home at Walla Waila, Wash,
after having visited with her mother
ana other relatives and friends, fol
about two weeks.
IL. Il: Rebbe writes from Idaho City
that he. Is we'll established In the
schools there as principal, and tina
his Wife and children are enjoying
the mountain climate. His mothei
from South Dakota is now payini
them visit.
Mrs. Walling, the well-known Nam
IA milliner, Will be at the Meridian
hotel to-day and tomorrow (Satur
day. with a full line OF fall hats Il
sufficient variety to suit the most fas
tidious. Call and see the display
Very low prices.
Congressman Robert M. McCrack
EN- writes TO the Times that he
nicely settled in Washington, and ha
commenced his official work, as rep
resentative OF Idaho. We expect .
hear good reports from our JUNO
congressman, and he Will not disap
point us.
Evangelistic services at the M. Z
Monday Elder Roy Il. Shidler, 1
charge. Cottage prayer meeting an
and divine healing services by al
pointment. Headquarters, Boise
phone 20S3.
Mrs. Nj. T.. Kaigler and daughter
Mrs. Gay have returned to Morrilto
Ark, after a two-months' visit at tn
j. W. Kaigler farm home, half mil
northeast of Meridian.
Harold Downey, who came HON
sick early this week from Bannoc
county, where he had commenced
term Of school, received call fror
Cambridge and has gone Their t
teach in the 9Th and 9Th grades OF tn
Cambridge school.
Elmer NJ. Johnson left this wee
for Ithaca, New York. where he wi
enter Cornell university. AS an en-
ployee OF the Beaver River Compan
he has secured entrance to the un
yersity, the Telluride association
composed OF capitalists owning tn
electric companies, making specie
provision for the education of the
young men employees.
Now Is a good time to start maxim
butter again, as the hot weather
over. Step in to the Times office
Meridian and order 500 of those 8,
perior butter wrappers, guaranteed
give satisfaction or money refunds
They will cost So, and are wort
many times the price of the chea
wrappers secured elsewhere. Con
pare the quality. and the pure viii
color, with the other kind.
Earl Taylor departed Wednesd,
morning to begin taking course
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