The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-09-24

John Hedges finished prune pack
ing and shipping on Saturday He
shipped out nine cars Of prunes.
Charles A. Cairns viii continue his
prune shipping for about week lon
ger,
Mrs. Charles F. Taylor, who was
formerly Miss GoIdie Tnurman.is Wis
iting here from waila walla. Wash
A taxidermisl IS planning 10 start
a Undressing shop In Meridian, and
Viii he here 20 look the ground over
in few days.
The big Mcfiirney prune packing
house viii continue operations for
abou, two more weeks This house is
shipping an average three cars OF
prnnes daily
The ladies aid OF the NJ. n. church
will meet with Mrs. Dewhirst next
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Linn, Mrs.
Dewhirst. Mrs. Beck and Mrs. Bisby
viii assist the hostess.
Roy Eaton. who was married re-
Gently. has been offered and has ac-
cepted good position In Boise, and
has become resident OF the capital
city.
Miss Gladys Percifield writes that
she has already started the school at
Turner Bannock county. and has
more scholars and more responsible
position than last year.
Roy +. Shidler. who Is holding ev-
angelistic services in the M. E.Church
tsouthl building. and his wife, moved
to Meridian Thursday. where they
viii reside.
Mrs. j. M. Rhodes, residing three
miles southeast OF Meridian, has
second crop OF red raspberries that Is
wonder. The vines are full. and of
fine size and flavor.
j. r. Whitiock was called TO east
ern Oregon this week. to give expert
testimony In trial where the value
OF some nursery stock. damaged by
drouth. is In dispute.
Cliff Tucker. residing south OF Mer
idlan, has had the misfortune to lose
good part OF his grain crop by fire.
Seven stacks we're destroyed before
the IRE was gotten under control
Mrs. Jennie Smith. mother OF ID. A.
Brewer. left yesterday for her home
at Missouri Valley Iowa. after o pleas
ant four-months visit here Mr. |
Brewer accompanied her as far as
Nampa
Mrs +. G. PfafIle received the sad |
word this week Of the death OF her
father ] p. Rieger, at LaMars, Iowa
He was in the SOS but had been in |
good health until few years ago
when he lost his wife. Death came
al an early hour last Sunday morn
ing
DR. and Mrs. J. w Easter. who
have been attending the Panama-Pa.
cific Industrial exposition, at San
Francisco. have left. en- route for
Astoria. Oregon. where they'll re-
main few days visiting relatives.
and expect to reach Meridian on or
about October LIST.
The Booster club viii meet one
week from next Monday evening.
Last Monday evenings meeting was
not well attended. Plans were dis
cnssed for the harvest home festival. |
10 be held in Meridian some time this
fall
o. r. Henderson, vas in Meridian
this week. and lis enthusiastic over
the prospects for the Gem State fair.
Atth dANtt htht II tue TIME tue DIX i
event il TO be pulled off, and every
one in the Meridian country should |
plan TO spend al least four days at
this fair
DR.. H. r. Neal aud family and II |
u. Rawson and family returned Sum
day from weeks hunting trip in the /
seafoam district in interior idaho. Dr. |
Neal got buck deer and Mr. Rawson
shot a bob cat They made the trip
~ auto. The I34 miles from Merid-
Jan 10 HALEY was covered in hours
and As minutes.
Il. III. Badley's house on the farm
. half mile north east of town,
burned to the ground last night at
3 o'clock While the family were
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