The Meridian times., 1915-07-02


Published each Friday. 81 per year
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Meridian News.
T. 4. Risscr was d business visitor
AT Homedaie this week.
daughter Was horn on Sunday
June 2zths to Mrs. Cora King
John Naggnner has been quits
seriously in with stomach trouble thi'
week. and Was out OF the store fol
several days
dAncing Pavilion. 90 by 40 fee
IN size haa been provided on the vac
ant lots KNOWN as the Onwiier corner
crack game of base bali Will b
nlayed tn-morro~ at the park be
tween Middleton and Meridian mines
The game. will start NJ O'Clock
Miss Eva stevens. and her mothei
who came from the east last week Y
visit her. departed Monday for visil
al Seattle and other points in Wash
ingg0n state.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Trout. OF Poe
ateslo, have been Waiting With MT
ana Mrs =. 3. Risser, al their farm
home near Meridian this week.
Miss Ardath Rowen left Wednes
day for Fowler. near Pueblo, Colo.
for a vacation visit with her aunt
who resides there.
4 letter received here from Mrs
Robert Cooper states that she and this
children arrived safely In Missouri
TWO days after their departure from
Meridian.
Miss Emily Drennen came down
from Boise few days ago to remain
anita after the Fourth with her grand
parents, MIR and Mrs, II. r Carver.
Monday evening ia Boise Rev, WI.
lAnscombo reunited Ia marriage Mr..
Edward q. Dunkin and Mrs. Annie
Dnnkin
James III. Garrett and wife. who
have been located In LosAngeles dur
ing the past year, arrived In Merid-
ian yesterday for visit with reia-
tiyes and friends.
Anyone wishing a nice chicken for
tile Fourth OF July, already dressed
can secure one at d reasonable price
or Mrs. VIM. Day. across from the
Anderson furniture store.
Elmer and joel Carpenter and
their families have decided that Ida.
no ii the best place to live and have
moved back from Tilamook county
Oregon, and will farm IN the vicinit,
oi Meridian
One Of those fortunate enough 4
secure brand new Metz automobile
il j. II. McSparran. MIR. McSparrar
and family have nrospered during th'
past few years. and their man,
friends are glad to see them acquire
this luxury.
III honor OF the Governor OF Idaho
who viii be the speaker OF the day
1.-The stores Of Meridian Will close from
10 o'clock to Z IN, noon tomorrow
This win give everybody chance 4
hear our gifted Governor, and alss
do honor to the states leading cit
ixen.
Among those who expect TO star
with their autos for an overland tril
to the San Francisco fair soon aftel
the Fourth are T., g. Pfaffie and DIR
Easter. This Is about ten-day tril
and is the way that many from Ida
hO Will 20 during the summer.
W. j Howell asks ns to announce
that the Idle Hour theatre will be op
en- on the afternoon OF the II hire
with fine matinee performance
beginning at o'clock. Fine reels
have been provided. i0c will admit
20 all. A show each hour ia the af.
ternoon, and at night
To-day practically every business
house In Meridian has made arrange.
Hlents 70 blossom out In a profusion
Of patriotic colors. A special com
mittee OF the Booster club has been
looking after this feature OF the cell
ebration. Large supplies OF bunting
and flags have been provided
There was very little interest TAX,
en- Ia the good roads bond election
lii Meridian last Tuesday Only f07
votes were cast In the precinct which
usually casts four or FIVE hundred
votes. While there was a general
apathy. there was no marked opposl
tion. and the precinct gave major
iry Of ~ tor the bonds.
one OF the old land marks is gone
thai Is. the fence that has designated
fhe property OF DR.. Reynolds hal
been torn down. and moved away, al
being too old 10 suit the surround
lngs. The big trees have been trim
med and DR.. says be wants everybody
20 come and see him on the Fourth ot
July. and there will be no keep OF
.tEe grass Sign around.
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