The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-10-22

SIRAlENOgR7ONNS
Meridian News.
Gaylord Shock has taken position
in the Wilcox Pharmacy
Born to DR.. and Mrs. Herbert Spen-
Ger, in Meridian. October 2lst, n
pound baby girl.
James A. Pack Jr has arrived home
after an all-summer trip with a SUR
veying party.
A new piano Is the latest addition
in the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. d. A..
Brewer.
Arden Finch was down from Smiths
Prairie Sunday for visit with rela-
tives here.
Evangelistic services at the M. IL.
South every evening except Monday,
Elder Roy Il. Shidler In charge. All
are welcome.
Mrs. Barkus is building new res
idence on a small farm near G. Al.
Rogers, east OF Meridian.
Harley Hedges and Rex Fuller have
been heard from, from Colorado,
whore they are stopping few days,
enroute 10 South America.
Arthur Bickford is nursing a very
sore hand. A slight bruise became
infected, and as result he has been
oblidged to lay off from work for
several days.
Attention Is called to the big dairy
sale OF Pfaffie and Faulkner In an
other column. This will be a fine
opportunity for any one who wishes
10 stock up ON first class cows, with
out waiting several years to grow a
herd.
Fred Zumbrunn had a sale recently
which he reports as very successful.
The family will move to Mackey,
Custer county
Mr. and Mrs b. j. Dunten were
called to Canyon City, near Baker
City, Oregon, Sunday, by the death
OF Mrs. Dunten's mother.
r. L. Smaus and family left yes
terday for Middleton. after several
months in Meridian Mr. Smaus has
been helping with the apple crop in
this vicinity.
William Burns, one OF idaho's pio-
neer mining men and leading citizen,
was up this week visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Hasbrouck. His visits
are always appreciated.
Rev. Canley. OF the German Luth-
Gran church. Of New Plymouth. will
hold services in both English and
German, Sunday. October 3lst at
$50 o'clock. at the Christian church
In Meridian.
Arthur Mckinley, manager OF one
OF Kansas City's leading plumbing |
establishments. was in Meridian Sun |
day accompanied by his brother
Robert, and Judge and Mrs. r. II.
Dunlap. They were guests at the
Baird home.
A kindly act is recorded this week.
when Mrs. J.. A. Fenton, with the
help OF p. L. Smaus, delivered
wagon load OF delicious apples at |,
the door of the children's home in
Boise. This will give many treat to
the youngsters.
Jacob Alchenberger exhibited some
of the English walnuts off the trees
of his place which are producing
quite heavily this year. These are
abundant evidence that walnuts can
be made an industry here. One grow
err at Emmett has them bearing at
two years old.--Middleton Herald.
Adjuster Hall was up few days ago
and viewed the loss or the l.. III. Bad
ley home property, destroyed by fire
Sept. 25th. Yesterday Arthur Frazier
local agent for the Phoenix Fidelity,
handed Mr. Bailey check for $500,
insurance in full, for the loss. This
is very prompt and satisfactory set
Element.
The ladies aid of the NJ. e. church
viii meet at the parsonage next We'd
HSbuay at 1.oV p III. InerC VIII De
ten-cent tea and also fruit show
er for the minister and his family. |
Mrs. Williams will be assisted by |
Mrs. Reynolds. Mrs. Johns and Mrs.
Clint Waggoner.
William Wolfe. aged II years. died
this week. at the home OF his
daughter, Mrs. f. N. Reed OF South |
Boise. Carcinoma was the cause OF
his demise. Mr.. Wolfe had been
resident OF Boise for many years. |
-Four children survive him, Mrs. f. |
N. Reed and Mrs. William WoodalI
Jr. Of South Boise and A. r. Wolfe
and r. v. Wolfe OF Meridian. The
funeral was held Wednesday morning
at the Second Presbyterian church.
Rev. @. w. Barnum officiating and
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